Freescale Semiconductor MK20DX128ZVFM15 QFN(32) Device
Adapters for Automated Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen | 9th Gen |
| FASMR32QFNKE | FX4ASMR32QFNKE, FASMR32QFNKE, LX4ASMR32QFNKE (repl.) | LX4ASMR32QFNKE |
Adapters for Manual Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen | 9th Gen |
| FSMR32QFNKE, FASMR32QFNKE | FX4SMR32QFNKE, FSMR32QFNKE, FX4ASMR32QFNKE, FASMR32QFNKE, LX4ASMR32QFNKE (repl.) | LX4ASMR32QFNKE |
Adapters for Engineering Programmers
| 6th Gen | 7th Gen |
| FSMR32QFNKE, FASMR32QFNKE | FX4SMR32QFNKE, FSMR32QFNKE, FX4ASMR32QFNKE, FASMR32QFNKE, LX4ASMR32QFNKE (repl.) |
Last Updated: 05/18/2023
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Note
IMPORTANT: The following describes the Data Pattern setup: Addresses [0x0-0x1FFFF] is Program Flash(Block 0). Addresses [0x800000-0x807FFF] is FlexMemory Flash(Block 1). Flash Common Command Object Registers(FTFL_FCCOBn) can be set under Device > Configure. Addresses [0x40C] is Flash security byte(FSEC). There are two security bits(bit 0 and bit 1) and two mass erase bits(bit 4 and bit 5) in FSEC. When mass erase is disabled(bit 4=0′ bit 5=’1′) and device is secured the device is no longer accessible. The device is a 32 bit long word in Big-Endian byte order. Please make sure that the data file is also in such byte order. ‘
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Additional information
| Manufacturer | Freescale Semiconductor |
|---|---|
| Packages | QFN(32) |
| Part Number | MK20DX128ZVFM15 |
| Vcc(program) | 3.3 |
| 8-bit Bytes | |
| Package |