Latest revision as of 18:32, 12 August 2018

Documents signature bytes used on EPROM, AT89C51, 87C51, etc.

Also known as:

TODO:

Are 87C51 and 89C51 signature protocols the same?
- Looks like it
- Also looks like some 8751 support signature
Do mcs51 mask ROM parts support signature?
Are EPROM signatures compatible with mcs51 signatures?
- Don't think so...power pins are very different

JEDEC

Think these are flash specific

"JEDEC SOLID STATE TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION"

"The intent of this identification code is that it may be used whenever a digital field is required, e.g., hardware, software, documentation, etc."

IDs are found at special NV memory address 0x30-0x32

Sig (hex)	Vendor	Chip label	Die ID	Notes
1E51FF	Atmel	AT89C51	19052
9ED100	Atmel	AT89C51	19651
1E52FF	Atmel	AT89C52	(19652)	Die ID was for a AT89C52, but not verified to have the same signature words

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 Documents signature bytes used on EPROM, AT89C51, 87C51, etc.
+Also known as:
+* Signature
+* Device ID
+* Identity code
 TODO:
- * Is 87C51 and 89C51 signature protocol the same?
+* Are 87C51 and 89C51 signature protocols the same?
- * Do mcs51 mask ROM parts support signature?
+** Looks like it
- * Are EPROM signatures compatible with mcs51 signatures?
+** Also looks like some 8751 support signature
+* Do mcs51 mask ROM parts support signature?
+* Are EPROM signatures compatible with mcs51 signatures?
+** Don't think so...power pins are very different
 = JEDEC =
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 = 87C51 family =
+= Referneces =
+https://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=4668
+http://www.mcumall.com/forum_GQ/post.asp?method=ReplyQuote&REPLY_ID=3587&TOPIC_ID=2105&FORUM_ID=9