Intel HEX
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Intel HEX is a format that stores binary data as hexadecimal digits in ASCII. It's often used for simple memory images, for example data meant to be stored on EEPROM chips, and microcontroller code. | Intel HEX is a format that stores binary data as hexadecimal digits in ASCII. It's often used for simple memory images, for example data meant to be stored on EEPROM chips, and microcontroller code. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:26, 30 July 2024
Intel HEX is a format that stores binary data as hexadecimal digits in ASCII. It's often used for simple memory images, for example data meant to be stored on EEPROM chips, and microcontroller code.
