Eprom programmer question
- From: sck0006
- Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 20:38:53 -0500
I have just been put in charge of finding a good general prom
programmer for my work. I've used programmers twice, which makes me
the "expert", so now it's handed off to me. Since I'm not even
experienced with these, I was wondering if there is a brand that is
preferred? Budget is around $500-750, and we will mostly be doing
27c256's, 27c512's, 27c64's, there was one oddball that I can't
remember, but most that I looked at supported all the chips that we
would be working with. Does anyone have any input on a generally easy
to use, good quality programmer? It wouldn't be used very often and
doesn't necessarily have to have any fancy features like an emulator.
Thanks for all help, I can get a list of all the chips we'd be working
with if necessary Monday.
Thanks
Steve
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