8 Pin PIC Development Board

Prototype board for 8 pin PIC microcontrollers with 4MHz ceramic resonator, external 8K EEPROM, power supply circuit, and RS232 port. Two small holes for for soldering in two DC power lines (Vdd/Gnd): anything above 7 volts will work, the 78L05 voltage regulator will take care of the rest. This is a great test bed for many projects!

Please note: There is no ICSP/ICD port. You can either wire your own ICSP port, or simply remove the chip for programming and reinsert it into the socket.

• FR-4, 1.5 mm (0.062"), green solder mask, white silkscreen component print
• Dimensions 43x81 mm (1.7x3.2")
• Voltage regulator 78L05 and filtering capacitors
• Stable 4MHz Ceramic Resonator
• I2C EEPROM - 24C08
• DIL8 microcontroller socket
• RS232 DB9 female connector
• RS232 interface circuit
• Extension slot 6 pins for GPIO0-GPIO5
• Grid 100 mils
• Four mounting holes 3.3 mm (0.13")

Documents:

• pic-p8b.pdf
• Schematic
• PIC ICSP connector
• Programming PICs using Linux