The Philips 87C750 is an 8-bit microcontroller based on the widely-used 80C51 architecture. It is designed for applications requiring compact size, low power consumption, and efficient processing capabilities. The 87C750 is available in one-time programmable (OTP) plastic packages, making it a cost-effective solution for embedded systems. With its robust feature set and flexible packaging options, this microcontroller is well-suited for a variety of consumer, industrial, and logic replacement applications.
The 87C750 microcontroller is designed for a wide range of applications, including:
The 87C750 microcontroller combines the powerful 80C51 architecture with optimized features for space-constrained applications. The 1KB EPROM provides sufficient program memory for many control applications, while the 64 bytes of RAM handle data storage needs. The 16-bit timer/counter offers flexible timing capabilities, and the Boolean processor enables efficient bit manipulation operations.
The microcontroller supports three power modes to optimize energy consumption. In active mode, all functions are operational. Idle mode stops the CPU while maintaining peripheral operation, and power-down mode preserves RAM contents while minimizing power draw. These features make the 87C750 particularly suitable for battery-powered applications.
The 87C750 is supported by standard 80C51 development tools, including:
The 87C750 is available in several package variants: