TK89H51B

The TK89H51B family is based on the 8051 architecture, is designed to work in high temperature environments up to 210ºC. There are three versions, defined by package size. The "A" version has full functionality while the lower pin count "B" and "C" versions containing a subset of the functions.

The "A" version of the TK89H51B provides a non-multiplexed address and data bus, the 8-bit ADC, three additional parallel ports, and the SPI port. The "A" version also supports ISP, allowing for the downloading of programs into an existing system using HEX records. After the user program has been received, the processor jumps to location 0000 for further operation.

The TK89H51B family is made on a 0.6u bulk silicon technology process which has a long and successful history.

The TK80H51B family contains seven 8-bit bidirectional parallel ports, two external interrupt sources, three timer/counters, a serial port with a hardware interrupt capability and a frame error detect flag, power management, a programmable counter array (PCA), an 8-bit, 8-channel ADC, and a SPI port. These peripherals are supported by a multiple source, four level interrupt capability. The core processor contains 256 bytes of scratchpad RAM and another 256 bits of XRAM that can be used as program storage.

We have been using a "H" designator for the 8051 series to indicate high temperature. But now that we have both bulk and SOI parts underway, we find it necessary to create new part numbers. In the past, other 8051 vendors have differentiated their parts with a suffix, and so we followed that procedure. Here is our numbering system for the 0.6u, high temperature 8051s:

Date

2017-07-11