MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PICMICRO DEVELOPMENT BOARD (BREADBOARD SUPPORTED)

Summary of MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PICMICRO DEVELOPMENT BOARD (BREADBOARD SUPPORTED)


This article describes a multifunctional PICmicro development board (breadboard supported) for testing and project development with shared resources, C test program (pic_board_test.c), and PCB/breadboard-ready circuit. It supports multiple PIC18 devices, provides numerous I/O, peripheral interfaces, display options, communication ports, and power circuitry for 9–12 V adapters.

Parts used in the Multi-functional PICmicro Development Board:

  • 40-pin socket (for PIC18F442/452/448/458/4550)
  • 28-pin socket (for PIC18F242/252/248/258)
  • Female header pins (accessible to all ports)
  • DIP switches (peripheral switching)
  • LCD connectors (two different connections)
  • 4 x 7-segment displays
  • HEF4511 driver IC (for 7-segment multiplexing)
  • 2 x 8 LEDs (LED arrays)
  • Potentiometer (analog simulation)
  • Reset button
  • 4 push buttons
  • I2C interface (for 24C04 EEPROM)
  • 2 x RS232 interfaces
  • SUB-D socket (one) and RS232 pin header
  • Breadboard (640 holes)
  • ICSP header
  • ICD connection header
  • On-board power circuit (7805 regulator)
  • DC power jack for 9V or 12V adapter
  • PCB and schematic files (project resources and test program pic_board_test.c)

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PICMICRO DEVELOPMENT BOARD FEATURES

  1. 40 pin socket for example PIC18F442/452 PIC18F448/458 or or PIC18F4550
  2. 28 pin socket for example PIC18F242/252 PIC18F248/258 or
  3. accessible to all ports via Headers (females)
  4. Peripheral switchable with DIP switches
  5. two different LCD Connections
  6. 4 x 7-segment displays (with IC HEF4511 multiplexed)
  7. 2 x 8 LED’s
  8. 1 Potentiometer for analog simulation
  9. 1 Reset button to reset module
  10. 4 buttons
  11. I2C, etc. for 24C04
  12. 2 x RS232 with 1 x SUB-D socket (2 on pin header)
  13. Breadboard with 640 holes
  14. ICSP and ICD connection
  15. Power on Board
  16. Dimensions: 190mm x 140mm

PICMICRO DEVELOPMENT BOARD

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Quick Solutions to Questions related to Multi-functional PICmicro Development Board:

  • What PIC microcontrollers does the board support?
    The board supports PIC18F442/452/448/458/4550 in the 40-pin socket and PIC18F242/252/248/258 in the 28-pin socket.
  • Can I access all PIC ports on the board?
    Yes, all ports are accessible via female header pins.
  • Does the board include display options?
    Yes, it includes two LCD connections and four 7-segment displays driven by HEF4511.
  • How is peripheral selection handled?
    Peripherals are switchable using DIP switches.
  • Is there provision for EEPROM interfacing?
    Yes, there is an I2C interface for a 24C04 EEPROM.
  • Does the board provide serial communication ports?
    Yes, it provides two RS232 interfaces with one SUB-D socket and a pin header for the other.
  • Can I use the board for prototyping on a breadboard?
    Yes, it includes a 640-hole breadboard for prototyping.
  • Is in-circuit programming and debugging supported?
    Yes, the board includes ICSP and ICD connection headers.
  • What power supply does the board require?
    The on-board power uses a 7805 regulator and can run from a 9V or 12V DC adapter.
  • Are circuit files and test programs available?
    Yes, schematic, PCB files, and a prepared C test program (pic_board_test.c) are shared with the project resources.

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