Method for simulating data storage of EEPROM by using built-in FLASH program storing device of single-chip

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for burning single-chip programs, in particular to a method for performing burning by using a built-in FLASH program memory of a singlechip. The invention provides amethod for simulating EEPROM by using the built-in FLASH program memory of the singlechip, which not only can use the FLASH program memory of the singlechip to perform burning but also causes no influence on the normal working procedure, and comprises the singlechip, the EEPROM, an input / output port and a power supply, wherein the power supply, the input / output port and the EEPROM are connected with the singlechip, and the singlechip is connected with a power supply power failure detection circuit. Because of using the FLASH program memory of the singlechip to perform information storage, themethod for simulating the data storage of the EEPROM by using the built-in FLASH program memory of the singlechip effectively not only reduces the circuit cost, and but also saves the I / O of the singlechip.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a programming method of a single-chip computer program, in particular to a method for programming using a built-in FLASH program memory of the single-chip computer. Background technique [0002] The single-chip microcomputers in the prior art are all programmed once, and cannot be programmed during the running of the program, and the areas that have been programmed cannot be reprogrammed. In this case, to save some data after power failure, an external EEPROM is required, and the data is saved to the external EEPROM through the data I / O port. At present, most single-chip microcomputers are FLASH program memory, so they can also be saved during operation. FLASH is rewritten, but FLASH programming has low programming times and short life, and the programming time is long and cannot be asynchronous, that is, during the programming process, the normal working program cannot run, and it can only run after the programming is complete...

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[0002] The single-chip microcomputer in the prior art is all one-time programming, which cannot be programmed during the running of the program, and the area that has already been programmed cannot be reprogrammed.

In this case, to save some data after power failure, an external EEPROM is required, and the data is saved to the external EEPROM through the data I / O port. At present, most single-chip microcomputers are FLASH program memory, so they can also be saved during operation. FLASH is rewritten, but FLASH programming has a low number of programming times and short life, and the programming time is long and cannot be asynchronous, that is, during the programming process, the normal working program cannot run, and it can only run after the programming is completed.

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