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Which PIC kit? (by Jacob Mortensen)
Hi, I'm new in to PIC but have some experience with PLC.
I will buy a PIC kit, but I don't know which? I will use it for control of different things. For example to control an air condition or on air compressors. Can someone give me a good advice on which kit i should buy? I have been looking on the PICKIT2 from microchip, is this a good kit?
PICKIT (by Jean-Pierre (France))
Hello,
PICKIT2: No PICKIT3: Yes
(no subject) (by Boris)
Why do You need pic kit can't You make PC board with "Positive 20" it is very easy and cheaper and You can use what You need.
(no subject) (by Jacob Mortensen)
Jean-Pierre: Can you explain why you would recommend PICKIT3 over PICKIT2?
Boris: It sounds very interesting, but i don't know what ''Positive 20'' is. Can you tell what it is? And do you have a link to it?
PICKIT (by Jean-Pierre (France))
Le PICKIT2 est obsolète.
Il ne prend pas en charge les nouveaux Pic.
(no subject) (by Jacob Mortensen)
Merci buco
(no subject) (by Boris)
(no subject) (by Jacob Mortensen)
As I see the pickit3 comes just with a demo board. Cant I buy some kind of programming board, so that I can put the program in the microchip?
Or do I have to make a programming board myself?
Programmateur (by Jean-Pierre (France))
Hello,
Programmateur à 3 résistance
Programmateur (by Jean-Pierre (France))
Brochage DB9 pour le programmateur
(no subject) (by Xavier)
Why don't you give it a try to the ARM-Cortex-M0 CPUs?
(no subject) (by simon)
hi Jacob
The pickit3 is a programmer and debugger. You need to make a board to meet your specifications or you can buy from ebay . What microcontroller you intend to use?
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