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'Q: PIC Programmers'
1996\10\07@103418
by
mfahrion
Sorry to rehash an old subject.
Can anyone recommend any PIC programmers for low volume production?
No real need for a gang programmer, just a good quality, reasonably
priced unit would be great.
Also - what are the drawbacks of using the picstart units for
production? I know of several places doing this for low volumes, but
don't know if they'd have yield problems (or for what reasons).
Any info greatly appreciated.
Thanks
-mike
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bb-elec.com
1996\10\07@122301
by
Larry G. Nelson Sr.
At 09:40 AM 10/7/96 +0000, Mike Fahrion wrote:
>Also - what are the drawbacks of using the picstart units for
>production? I know of several places doing this for low volumes, but
>don't know if they'd have yield problems (or for what reasons).
>
The Picstart is not a production programmer. It will not verify the chip
over the voltage range and marginal chips could slip past. It is also less
rugged than something like the PROMATE. I have used both along with the
Parallax programmer with no problems but I am not running high volume. When
I need volume I have had Microchip deliver them preprogrammed or one of the
Distributors like Future do it.
Larry G. Nelson Sr.
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