Z 80 EPROM programmer elektor january 1984 Careful manipulation of the WAIT input of the Z 80 is what enables this little circuit to fulfil the particular conditions that have to be met to pro- gram ...

The most comfortable as well as expensive way of developing microcontroller circuits is to emulate the relevant controller with the aid of an in-circuit emulator. Among the less costly options are a ...

A common requirement for the electronics hobbyist today is a cheap straight-forward EPROM Programmer, suitable for occasional use, without the extra features found on many commercial units. The EPROM ...

A device that wrote instructions and data into EPROM chips. Some earlier units were capable of programming both PROMs and EPROMs. See EPROM. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other ...

This is simple hardware programmer for AM27S19 bipolar EPROM devices. These are TTL logic devices that have 5 bit address and 8 bit data, for a total of (32 x 8 = 256) bits of storage. The programmer ...

This simple power supply unit was designed for use with the EPROM Programmer Mark 2. It is equally suitable for powering the EPROM Emulator. This simple power supply unit was designed for use with the ...

Producing a simple and cheap EPROM burner built on veroboard is the objective of this project which supports the 27c801. Producing a simple and cheap EPROM burner built on veroboard is the objective ...

While trying to revive a Donkey Kong Jr arcade board, [Jelmer Bruijn] found himself in the market for an EPROM programmer and became the proud owner of a 1990’s era Dataman S4. Despite its age, it’s a ...

[Morten Overgaard Hansen] has a cheap EPROM programmer which he uses to program chips for retro gaming (among other things). He was surprised that although the device includes a 40-pin ZIF socket it ...

Turn on the EMP-20 Programmer (in back). There is a power light next to the ZIF socket (Zero Insertion Force) and the ZIF’s handle should be straight up. Set the "T" switch on the shelf next to the ...

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