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Xeltek SuperPro Universal Programmer Range

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Why should you buy a Xeltek SuperPro Programmer?

Xeltek are ISO 9001 and ISO 4001 certified

Xeltek programmers are designed for professional use, and are probably the best programmers in the world. If you need the following, then choose a Xeltek programmer.

Fastest programming possible
Huge supported device list
Largest range of socket converters, including latest types such as BGA
Reliabilty. If your production line or project deadline relies on your programmer choice, then choose Xeltek
Multiple cluster and Gang Programmer options
Advanced PC software
Standalone programming options, without PC

All the Xeltek SuperPro Programmer range have 48-pin or larger ZIF sockets, for programming N/CMOS EPROM,EEPROM, EPROM/EEPROM, and FLASH Memory plus Programmable Logic, such as CPLD, EPLD, GAL, PEEL, PALCE and more. A range of microcontrollers can also be programmed, such as Atmel AT87, AT89, AVR ATmega and ATtiny devices, Intel, Microchip PIC and dsPIC, Motorola, Signetics, Zilog and others. A wide range of socket convertors or adapters is also provided.

Which Xeltek SuperPro Programmer Do I need?

Comparisons Between Xeltek Programmers and Other Manufacturers

Socket Adapters

A wide range of socket adapters are available, for devices in all sorts of packages including SOIC, SOP, SSOP, SOT, BGA, TSOP, PLCC, QFN, PSOP, FPGA, BGA and TQFP, from 6 to 208 pins.

Some of the most popular devices are listed on the shop - see Xeltek Adapter Category but many more adapters are available.

Standard Socket List in new window
BGA Socket List in new window

Large pin count devices are supported much better on programmers with more pin drivers, because this means that all pins can be connected, and one socket will support lots of devices. Less pin drivers means less pins are connected and every device will need its own socket variant, even if it is in same package.