Microchip Technology PIC16F1786-I/ML QFN(28) Device

Adapters for Automated Programmers

6th Gen	7th Gen	9th Gen
FASM28MLFB, WASM28MLFB (repl.)	FASM28MLFB, WASM28MLFB (repl.)	WASM28MLFB

Adapters for Manual Programmers

6th Gen	7th Gen	9th Gen
FSM28MLFB, FASM28MLFB, WASM28MLFB (repl.)	FSM28MLFB, FASM28MLFB, WASM28MLFB (repl.)	WASM28MLFB

Adapters for Engineering Programmers

6th Gen	7th Gen
FSM28MLFB, FASM28MLFB, WASM28MLFB (repl.)	FSM28MLFB, FASM28MLFB, WASM28MLFB (repl.)

Last Updated: 05/18/2023

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Note

IMPORTANT:

Memory Organization:

Device Type:	8-bit Analog Flash Microcontroller
Device Size:	8 KW Flash Memory and 256 Bytes Data EEPROM

Memory Type	Included in default Range (Y/N)	DUT Physical Byte Address(hex)(if this area is selected/Activated)	BPWin Buffer Byte Address(hex)
Main Flash Area	R/W/E	0000 – 1FFF	0000 – 1FFF
256-Byte Data EEPROM	R/W/E	F000 – F0FF	F000 – F0FF

Special Device Considerations:

Erasing the device will erase Program Memory along with the Configuration and ID bits but not Calibration words!. The Calibration words are skipped during all device operations.. The ID locations are addressed in the Data Pattern at [10000h-10007h] It is recommended by manufacturer that the user use only the seven Least Significant Bits of each ID location and the remaining bits are masked to 1s during programming.Configuration words are located at Data Pattern addresses [1000Eh(LSB)-1000Fh(MSB)] and [10010h(LSB)-10011(MSB)].IDs and Configuration may be set under Device > Configure or from the above-mentioned addresses in Data Pattern.

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Additional information

Manufacturer	Microchip Technology
Packages	QFN(28)
Part Number	PIC16F1786-I/ML
Vcc(program)	5
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