One of the most popular projects ever published in the magazine Everyday Practical Electronics, this Simple PIC™ Programmer was an instant success with constructors all over the world, and has now been updated by Magenta Electronics at an incredibly low price! | This programmer grew from our experience with our Simple PIC Programmer (kit 857). It became apparent that the same programming principles could be used to cover a wider range of devices in the Arizona Microchip PIC family, and that many of the limitations of the earlier version could be overcome at low cost to produce a versatile tool at a budget price. |
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The highly acclaimed "PIC Tutorial" series was published in Everyday Practical Electronics magazine (March-May 98) Magenta Electronics is delighted to be able to supply a top quality kit to accompany this excellent educational series. | Magenta's fantastic new kit to accompany the acclaimed EPE Toolkit 3 is much improved over the basic EPE design. We added a printed component identification and layout details, and a green solder mask. The component layout has been altered in many small ways, but there is one major change - the 18 pin PIC programming socket has been turned round so that PIN 1 IS UPPERMOST! This is more logical and orthodox. All PICs are now fitted the same way round on the board. |
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Another new Magenta PIC™ project. Our kit no. 863 drives any 4-phase unipolar motor - up to 24V and 1A | This low-cost microcontroller-based project will help to reduce the level of scale build-up around your home. |
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