SONiX SN8P2602B 8-Bit Micro-Controller User Reference Manual

The SN8P2602B user reference manual details the 8‑bit MCU architecture, pins, memory, timers and operating modes.


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Brand
SONiX
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
81
File format
PDF
File size
794 KB
Published
03 October, 2026
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This manual provides a complete description of the SONiX SN8P2602B 8‑bit micro‑controller, covering system structure, pin configuration, CPU core, reset circuitry, clock sources, operating modes, interrupts, I/O ports, timers and PWM functions. It also includes electrical characteristics, package dimensions and programming notes.

The document is organized into chapters with a table of contents, offering schematics, register tables and example code to help developers integrate the MCU into their designs. Legal notices and contact information for SONiX are included at the end. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Overview
  • System Structure
  • Pin Configuration
  • CPU Processor
  • Reset Circuitry
  • System Clock
  • Operating Modes
  • Interrupts
  • I/O Ports
  • Timers and PWM

Specifications

Program memory (OTP ROM)1K × 16 bits
Data RAM48 × 8 bits
Package optionsP‑DIP 18 pins, SOP 18 pins, SSOP 20 pins
Internal low‑speed RC clock16 kHz @3 V, 2 kHz @5 V

Frequently asked questions

What is the size of the program memory in the SN8P2602B?

The SN8P2602B contains 1 K × 16‑bit OTP ROM for program storage.

How many I/O ports are available on the SN8P2602B?

The device provides three I/O ports: P0, P1 and P5.

What package types does the SN8P2602B support?

It is offered in P‑DIP 18‑pin, SOP 18‑pin and SSOP 20‑pin packages.

What are the internal low‑speed clock options?

The MCU includes an internal RC clock running at 16 kHz at 3 V or 2 kHz at 5 V.

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