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16f877 / 16f877A - Cosmin Gheorghita - May 27 14:14:00 2003

Hi there

Can anyone tell me which are the differences between 16F877 and 16F877A?

10x

Cosmin __________________________________






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Re: 16f877 / 16f877A - Cliff Griffin - May 27 14:26:00 2003

Microchip has a conversion chart in the 877A datasheet towards the end, so I
recommend you take a look at that. They are interchangeable, to an extent,
but the A's have an extra feature or two. The biggest difference I've found
is that the A parts program much faster and with fewer errors, using my Epic
programmer.

Cliff

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RE: 16f877 / 16f877A - Wouter van Ooijen - May 27 14:57:00 2003

> The biggest
> difference I've found
> is that the A parts program much faster and with fewer
> errors, using my Epic
> programmer.

That is due to a totally different programming algorithm, so check
whether your programmer explicitly supports the -A version.

Wouter van Ooijen

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Re: 16f877 / 16f877A - Vasile Surducan - May 28 1:18:00 2003


The A version as functionality is a clone between 16F628 and 16F877,
having the comparator from the first and the AD from the second
As the programming algorithm, 877A is incompatible with F877.

BTW, reading completely both data sheets will take some time
If you have the datasheet in printed form and you don't need to
print it first...

top 10 wishes,
Vasile
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> Hi there
>
> Can anyone tell me which are the differences between 16F877 and 16F877A?
>
> 10x
>
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