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PIC Microcontroller Development Board - DIP40 USB PIC Trainer with LEDs and DIP Switch
PIC Microcontroller Development Board - DIP40 USB PIC Trainer with LEDs and DIP Switch
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PIC Microcontroller Development Board - DIP40 USB Trainer with LEDs and DIP Switch
Start learning and prototyping with PIC microcontrollers on a feature-rich development board. This trainer board accommodates all standard 40-pin DIP PIC MCUs (PIC16F877A, PIC18F4550, etc.), includes USB connectivity, onboard LEDs, push buttons, a DIP switch bank, and screw terminals - everything you need to run your first PIC program right out of the box.

Key Features
- Compatible with 40-pin DIP PIC MCUs - PIC16F877A, PIC18F4550, PIC16F887 and similar
- USB Type-B port - for USB-based PIC programming and USB peripheral projects
- Onboard LEDs (red, yellow, green) - instant output feedback for GPIO testing
- Push button switches and DIP switch bank - easy digital input simulation
- Screw terminal blocks - secure external circuit connections
- Crystal oscillator socket - use your own frequency for timing-critical projects
- Full GPIO breakout header pins - access all MCU pins for expansion
- Compact green PCB with mounting holes
Specifications
- MCU Socket: 40-pin DIP (ZIF or standard)
- Compatible MCUs: PIC16F877A, PIC18F4550, PIC16F887 and other 40-pin DIP PICs
- USB Interface: USB Type-B connector
- Power: Via USB or external supply through screw terminals
- Onboard Peripherals: Multi-color LEDs, push buttons, DIP switches, crystal socket
- GPIO Access: Full pin header breakout on all sides
- PCB Color: Green
Perfect For
- PIC Microcontroller Learning and Education
- Embedded Systems Prototyping and Development
- University and College Electronics Lab Projects
- PIC16F877A and PIC18F4550 USB Projects
- GPIO, ADC, UART, SPI and I2C Peripheral Testing
- DIY Electronics and Automation Projects
Order now and get your PIC development environment up and running from day one.
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