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MICROCONTROLLER PROGRAMMING PROBLEM

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Is there any version of 8051 microcontroller which can be programmed without using Burner?
if there is any version of such microcontroller which can b programmed by directly connecting it with COM port or any other port of PC then y people use to program their controller with BURNER.
 

Hi,

check these

In System Programming Software
for Atmel’s AT89S51, AT89S52, AT89S53 and AT89S8252 Microcontrollers.

AEC Electronics In-System Programming (ISP) Software enables a PC to program Atmel’s AT89S microcontrollers while soldered in onto the PCB. A simple 5-way cable (that you can easily make yourself) is connected between the PC’s printer port and the target hardware. This DOS program is small (zipped to around 50KB) and fast. Programming algorithms have been optimised so that programing time is not machine dependent. These routines have been re-engineered to be even faster by only programming bytes that need programming. So, if a small program change is required during devepolment (and the device is not erased before re-programming), programming can be a fast as program verification!
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you can download it from **broken link removed**





And also follow the topic

regards
bassa
 

You need a bootloader.
It is pre-programmed on the microcontroller so that you
can load your program through serial port or by other communication means.

Best Regards,
Siong Boon
 

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