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Posted in February 8, 2010 5:26 amh.admin2 Comments
Here is a Super simple PIC Microcontroller ISCP Programmer that
only uses 3
resistors. In this example I use a 18F2550 but it can be used
for many other PICs.
So, I have a bunch of PIC Microcontrollers laying around that I
havent played with in
about 2 years, mostly because my old ICSP programmer uses a
Parallel port and none
of my current computers have one anymore. So I started looking
around for a decent
low cost programmer and saw that the PicKit2 is favored most by
PIC enthusiasts. But
when it comes down to it Im broke and cant be spending 40 bucks
on just a
programmer. So Im gonna make my own PicKit2 because its pretty
simple and theparts can be had for much cheaper than the retail
version. But first I have to be able
to program a PIC 18F2550 that is used in the PicKit2. So after a
few hours on Google
I found a super simple serial port programmer that only requires
3 resistors, isnt that
INSANE!
This schematic is super simple to follow and will work with
18F2550/184550 on
computers with REAL serial ports not laptops. You will have to
supply the GND(0v)
and 5v to the PIC and match up the VPP, Clock and Data lines
with your PICs you can
find these out on the datasheet for your microcontroller.
er Simple PIC Programmer @ Curtisbeef
http://www.curtisbeef.com/projects/super-simple-p
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http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=703
How-To, ProjectsPIC ICSP Serial Programmer Simple
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2 Comments
pawa says:
August 19, 2010 at 7:09 am
hi, which prog are you using??
Tasuka says:
November 9, 2010 at 10:26 pm
Is that possible build a circuit with Arduino as a PIC
programmer ?
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