program for ST uPSD Microcontroller it allows programming, reading, verification of microcontrollers using ulink2. The program is created using reverse engineering of original libraries from Keil. To flash the program, one file with the extension *.obj is enough. Tested in Windows 10 x64, Windows 11 x64, Windows 7 x32 x64 and with the UPSD3233BV microcontroller. Drivers are installed automatically, just in case the distribution is in the archive.
"ST uPSD microcontroller" refers to a family of 8-bit microcontrollers from STMicroelectronics that incorporate a Flash Programmable System Device (PSD) architecture and an 8032 core. These devices are known for their in-system programmability (ISP) via a JTAG interface. Key Features and Characteristics:
- 8032 Core: The uPSD microcontrollers are based on the 8032 microcontroller core, a popular 8-bit architecture.
- Flash PSD Architecture: They utilize a Flash PSD architecture, which allows for in-system programming (ISP) of the flash memory.
- In-System Programming (ISP): This feature allows users to program the microcontroller while it is already soldered onto a circuit board, simplifying manufacturing and allowing for in-field updates.
- JTAG Interface: The uPSD microcontrollers support ISP through a JTAG interface.
- Peripheral Set: They include a variety of peripherals, such as UARTs, timers, I/O ports, PWM channels, and an ADC.
- Programmable Logic: Some uPSD devices include a Programmable Decode Logic (PLD) for flexible address mapping.
- Memory: They typically feature both Flash memory (main and secondary) and SRAM.
- Supervisor Functions: They often include supervisor functions like a watchdog timer.
- Zero-Power Technology: Some uPSD devices are designed with low-power consumption in mind.