Breakout board for PIC16F628A/ PIC16F1847

(3 Reviews)

Rapid prototyping and development board for 18-pin PIC16F series MCUs

Designed by Embedded Lab in United States of America

Breakout board for PIC16F628A/ PIC16F1847 1

Breakout board for PIC16F628A/ PIC16F1847 2

Breakout board for PIC16F628A/ PIC16F1847 3

$19.99

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Rapid prototyping and development board for 18-pin PIC16F series MCUs

Features:

On-board +5V regulator
DC input 7-12V
Bread-board friendly
On-board ceramic resonator (4 MHz) and reset switch
On-board power indicator and output LEDs
Access to all I/O pins
RA6 and RA7 pins can be used with external resonator or for digital I/O through on board slide switch.
ICSP header for PICKit2/3

What is included?

Assembled breakout board with PIC16F1847 pre-installed.

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Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (3.00)

Shipping: (5.00)

Communication: (3.00)

Joop | Jan. 7, 2015

Nice product

Very well designed and high quality pcb.
Works very well.
I like it.

Richard | Aug. 31, 2013

Nice board for 18-pin PIC16F experiments and development

This board came with a PIC16F1847, but I replaced it with a PIC16F1827 (same part, less FLASH and RAM) for my purposes.

Since I'm using the internal oscillator, I replaced the 20 MHz ceramic resonator (X1) with some pins so I can access RA6 and RA7. On embedded-lab.com/blog/?p=5625, the "microcontroller, oscillator and reset circuit" shows X1 connected to 12 and 13--that's not true. It's connected to 15 and 16 (as is visible in the "top view of PCB" photo there).

Additional tools: I'm using an ICD 3 to debug and a Bus Pirate to test I2C communications. The PIC16F board powered from the Bus Pirate at 3.3 V (since the ICD 3 can't supply power for debugging).