One thing I like to do is to browse various projects that have been shared on PCBWay, in this case its a Pinguino board that uses a Pic 18F2550 Now, this board is designed to be used via the Pinguino (Arduino)…
In this article we look at some new hardware that I recently purchased, in this case I was looking at the DsPic controllers. In this case we look at the DsPIC30F4011 Lets have a look at the DsPIC30F4011 controller, here…
I bought the QL200 PIC development board a long time ago, its a great resource. This is the board 1) Switch between power supply thru USB or external power supply. 2) 128*64LCD and 16*2 LCD module 3) 32 LEDs are…
I recently spotted a nice little compact development board for the PIC12F675, since this was a PIC that I hadn’t looked at I decided to buy one. This is the board I bought About the board External reset button. Two…
In this example we connected a 4X4 Key-pad shield with display interface from http://store.iteadstudio.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=308 Here is a picture of the shield minus the LCD5100 display, as you can see it provides you with a number of keys that could be use…
RKPK40 Prototype PCB The next PIC development board is again from RKeducation and is designed fo use with 40 pin PICs. In this case I used a PIC18f4550 Here are the specs for the 18f4550 – more details available at http://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/Devices.aspx?product=PIC18F4550…
RKPK28 Prototype PCB The next PIC development board is again from RKeducation and is designed for use with 28 pin PICs in this case I used a PIC 18f2685, another PIC microcontroller I didn’t have in my collection You can…
Where I normally like to create development boards for microcontrollers on stripboard, sometimes there are ready made boards or kits available that simplify things. We will look at several of these that I have purchased and I will highlight features…
The requirements when I initially investigated a development board for doing some PIC training was I required a system that could cater for a variety of different PIC microcontrollers if possible and also had various peripherals on board that could…
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