Where everything sits, at its exact address. The dsPIC30F2011 keeps program and data apart (modified Harvard). Program memory holds 24-bit instructions and is addressed in program-counter units, two per instruction, so flash ending at 0x002000 holds 4,096 instructions (12 KB, three bytes each). The data space is 16-bit and byte-addressed: the special function registers at the bottom, then the RAM. Constants in flash are read into data space through the program space visibility window from 0x8000 (PSV, or EDS on the newer chips).
Reset and vector table, the program, the configuration words; addresses in program-counter units (two per instruction).
16-bit SFRs at the bottom, then the RAM; byte addresses.
| Segment | Space | Start | End | Size | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Special function registers | data | 0x0000 | 0x07FF | 2 KB | |
| RAM | data | 0x0800 | 0x0BFF | 1 KB | |
| Flash | prog | 0x0000 | 0x1FFF | 12 KB (4,096 instructions) | |
| User ID | prog | 0x8005C0 | 0x8005FF | 32 words | |
| Configuration words | prog | 0xF80000 | 0xF8000D | 7 words |
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