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AN2635 - On-Chip FLASH Programming Routines

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Description

RAM In general, RAM in Table 1 indicates the RAM start address.

See Table 2 for RAM start locations for specific MCUs.

For example, the RAM start address for the MC68HC908LB8 (and each MCU currently in the table) is $80.

Features

  • is set Serviced DELNUS.
  • Not Serviced.
  • RAM Variable.
  • LADD.

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Part number AN2635
Manufacturer Freescale Semiconductor
File Size 174.89 KB
Description On-Chip FLASH Programming Routines
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www.DataSheet4U.com Freescale Semiconductor Application Note AN2635 Rev. 4, 10/2005 On-Chip FLASH Programming Routines For MC68HC908LB8, MC68HC908QL4, MC68HC908QB8, MC68HC908QB4, MC68HC908QY8, and MC68HC908QY4A Series1 By: Kazue Kikuchi MCU Applications Engineering Austin, Texas Introduction This application note applies to the MC68HC908LB8, MC68HC908QL4, MC68HC908QB4/QB8/QY8, and MC68HC908QY4A Series1 FLASH-based microcontroller units (MCUs). To program, erase, and verify FLASH, these MCUs have on-chip FLASH support routines residing in ROM (read-only memory). These routines may be accessed in either user mode or monitor mode and eliminate the need to develop separate FLASH routines for applications.
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