Mikroelektronika d.o.o.
Ready for PIC (DIP28)
Ready for PIC (DIP28)
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Overview
The Ready for PIC (DIP28) Board is the best solution for fast and simple development of microcontroller applications using 28-pin PIC MCUs. It comes with PIC18F25K22 connected to 8MHz crystal oscillator. It contains four IDC10 headers for all available microcontroller ports, USB-UART module, prototyping area and a power supply circuit. Board is specially designed to fit into special white plastic casing which is sold separately.
Board comes preprogrammed with fast UART bootloader which eliminates the need for external programmers. Board also supports fast USB 2.0 mikroProg programmer with hardware In-Circuit Debugger.
The Ready for PIC (DIP28) is fully supported by mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal compilers for PIC. Compilers come with dozens of examples that demonstrate every feature of the board.
The on-board power supply regulator is great. It supports dual power supply, for both 5V and 3.3V microcontrollers. It features standard power connector, and screw terminals for even easier connectivity.
Why Choose The Ready for PIC (DIP28) ?
1) IDC10 headers on-board
Development system features IDC10 connectors for all available ports, that are 100% compatible with over 70 additional boards from mikroElektronika.
2) A Case is Available
With new strong hi-quality white plastic casing (sold separately), you can turn your cool PIC project into a final product! The Board is designed to fit perfectly inside.
3) PIC18F25K22 inside
Ready for PIC (DIP28) comes with PIC18F25K22 microcontroller, which is a great choice for projects of both beginners and professionals.
4) Easy Programming
Having fast UART bootloader, this board is ready to rock right out of the box. No need for external programmers.
| Type | Ready |
| Architecture | PIC (8-bit) |
| Programming | Bootloader, External |
| Silicon Vendor | Microchip |
| Supply Voltage | USB,External |
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