NEC uPD78F0512GB-UES-A QFP(44) Device
Adapters for Automated Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen | 8th Gen | 9th Gen |
| FASMR44LQFJ | FX4ASMR44LQFJ, FASMR44LQFJ | FVE4ASMR44LQFJA, FVE4ASMR44LQFJA | FVE4ASMR44LQFJA |
Adapters for Manual Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen | 8th Gen | 9th Gen |
| FSMR44LQFJ, FASMR44LQFJ | FX4SMR44LQFJ, FSMR44LQFJ, FX4ASMR44LQFJ, FASMR44LQFJ, LASMR44LQFJ (repl.) | FVE4ASMR44LQFJA, FVE4ASMR44LQFJA | FVE4ASMR44LQFJA |
Adapters for Engineering Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen |
| FSMR44LQFJ, FASMR44LQFJ | FX4SMR44LQFJ, FSMR44LQFJ, FX4ASMR44LQFJ, FASMR44LQFJ, LASMR44LQFJ (repl.) |
Last Updated: 05/18/2023
If the device is not yet supported by your BPM programmer (Generation), request Device Support
Note
IMPORTANT: 3-Wire Serial I/O Mode(CSIB0). This device does NOT support Read Compare functions. Erase function for a Blank secured device is not supported. Security for this device cannot be verified. The Security Byte can be set under Device->Configure and programmed with Secure command. In order to program this Byte please enable Secure. Set Bit 0 to 0 will disable Chip Erase Set Bit 1 to 0 will disable Block Erase Set Bit 2 to 0 will disable Program. Bit 3 should always be set to 1 since this device doesn’t support Read operation. Set Bit 4 to 0 will disable Boot block rewrite. Bits 5 to 7 are reserved and should be set to 1s. Bit 1 2 and 3 can be erased through Chip Erase but once bit 0 is programmed to 0 the whole chip is secured and no further operations can be performed. Once Bit 4 is programmed to 0 the boot block clusters specified are secured and no further operations can be performed.
BPM does not sell programmable devices, nor do we program devices directly. BPM makes programmers and accessories to make programming in-house fast, easy, and profitable.
Additional information
| 8-bit Bytes | 24576 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | NEC |
| Packages | QFP(44) |
| Part Number | uPD78F0512GB-UES-A |
| Vcc(program) | 5 |
| Package |