BP Microsystems Ships Enhanced 7th Generation Programmers
HOUSTON, June 8 – After introducing the Enhanced 7th Generation product line to the programming industry late last year, BP Microsystems has shipped the first units of its newest device programmers.
BP Microsystems began accepting orders for the device programmers with the release of BPWin 4.52 on May 24.
Featuring USB 2.0 communications interface and support for devices with densities up to 4 Gigabits, the products were developed to meet the technological requirements of the programming industry.
Earlier programmer models use a parallel port to communicate from the host PC to the programmer. With a high-speed USB 2.0 standard bus, communication speeds are increased and greater reliability is provided.
On-board memory was increased to address higher density semiconductor devices.
The programmer models - 1710, 2710, 2710M, 3710MK2 and 4710 – have replaced the 7th Generation product line – 1700, 2700,
2700M, 3700MK2 and 4700.
BP Microsystems, bpmicro.com
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