Programming 'extreme low power' chips

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  1. - 16th April 2014, 23:19 #1
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    Default Programming 'extreme low power' chips

    Hi, does anyone know if I can use my high voltage (12v) epic programmer to program an extreme low power microchip like the PIC16LF1827?

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    Default Re: Programming 'extreme low power' chips

    According to this link it does not.

    http://store.melabs.com/prod/epic/EPICBUN.html

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