The Philips 83C752/87C752 is an 8-bit microcontroller that combines the robust architecture of the 80C51 family with cost-effective packaging and low-power operation. Manufactured using Philips' high-density CMOS technology with an epitaxial substrate, this microcontroller is optimized for performance, power efficiency, and reliability. It is available in both erasable (quartz lid) and One-Time Programmable (OTP) plastic package options, making it suitable for prototyping as well as high-volume production.
The 83C752 microcontroller is designed for embedded control applications where cost, power efficiency, and compact size are critical. Typical use cases include:
The 83C752 operates under the following electrical specifications:
The 83C752 is available in multiple package options to suit different application requirements:
Each package variant includes thermal and mechanical specifications to ensure reliable operation in different environments.
The 83C752 features a structured memory architecture:
In addition to the core CPU, the 83C752 integrates several key peripherals:
Philips provides comprehensive development tools for the 83C752, including:
The 83C752 microcontroller from Philips is a versatile and cost-effective solution for embedded control applications. Its combination of 80C51 compatibility, low power consumption, and integrated peripherals makes it ideal for a wide range of industries. With multiple package options and development support, it provides a flexible platform for both prototyping and mass production.