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PIC Microcontroller Development Board DIP40 USB Trainer with DIP Switch and Potentiometer

PIC Microcontroller Development Board DIP40 USB Trainer with DIP Switch and Potentiometer

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PIC Microcontroller Development Board - DIP40 USB Trainer with DIP Switch and Potentiometer

Build, test, and learn PIC microcontroller projects on a practical all-in-one trainer board. Designed for 40-pin DIP PIC devices, this development board combines USB connectivity, onboard LEDs, push buttons, a DIP switch block, adjustable potentiometer, and accessible GPIO headers for fast embedded-systems prototyping.

PIC Microcontroller Development Board DIP40 with USB potentiometer DIP switch and LEDs

Key Features

  • 40-pin DIP socket for popular PIC microcontrollers including PIC16F877A and PIC18F4550
  • USB Type-B connector for USB-powered development and compatible USB projects
  • Red DIP switch block for convenient digital input testing
  • Onboard LEDs and push buttons for quick GPIO output and input experiments
  • Adjustable potentiometer for analog input, ADC and sensor simulation projects
  • External power terminals and onboard regulator for flexible power connection
  • Full GPIO header access for connecting sensors, displays, relays and other modules
  • Compact green PCB with mounting holes for bench or enclosure installation

Specifications

  • MCU Socket: 40-pin DIP
  • Compatible MCUs: PIC16F877A, PIC18F4550, PIC16F887 and similar 40-pin DIP PICs
  • USB Interface: USB Type-B
  • Onboard Controls: DIP switch block, push buttons, adjustable potentiometer
  • Indicators: Red, green and yellow LEDs
  • Power Input: USB or external DC terminal
  • Expansion: GPIO header pins and peripheral connection points
  • PCB Color: Green

Perfect For

  • PIC16F877A and PIC18F4550 development
  • Embedded systems learning and training
  • ADC, GPIO, UART, SPI and I2C experiments
  • University and college electronics projects
  • Sensor, display and relay interface testing
  • DIY automation and robotics prototypes

Order now and prototype PIC-based embedded projects with less wiring and more control.

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