We like the Advin line of device programmers http://www.advin.com/ for their
broad device support and reasonable pricing.

We also have a couple PROM/PLD programmers from Logical Devices
http://www.logicaldevices.com/ that have given very good service for 10
years.

Paul

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Paul Hutchinson
Chief Engineer
Maximum Inc., 30 Samuel Barnet Blvd.
New Bedford, MA 02745
phutchinson@imtra.com
http://www.maximum-inc.com
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>
> We are looking for a production PIC programmer.  We currently use F84s and
> CE625s in an 8-way gang programmer (Advanced Transdata PGM47G),
> but it can't
> be upgraded to program the 16F628s which we are now using.
>
> PICs get programmed from one of 8 different master files, this could
> increase in future.  The programmer does need to be a production
> programmer,
> but could be less than 8-way.  We would prefer to duplicate from a master
> chip or image in EEPROM, rather than download from a PC for each
> programming
> operation.  Total volume is around 1000-2000 chips per year.
>
> Any recommendations?  An off-the-shelf solution is preferred, not a kit.
>
> We are also looking for an EPROM programmer, if there's a good PIC
> programmer that will also do 27C512s, that would be nice, but it's
> definitely not essential...
>

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