| ??? 06/18/12 11:29 Read: times |
#187766 - There are chips Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I have no idea if 8051 can be programmed using PC usb port and some other software to load hex file. Please suggest if it is possible and which chips support so.
There are chips that can be "programmed using PC usb port" using a 'dongle' any chip with USB support can be programmed with a booloader to be "programmed using PC usb port" I am fond of the SILabd chips that, in addition to being able to be "programmed using PC usb port", also have full live debug. Erik |
| Topic | Author | Date |
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