Mikroe MIKROE-3614 EasyPIC v8 Development Board
Mikroe MIKROE-3614 EasyPIC v8 Development Board features the PIC18F47K42 MCU, 8MHz crystal, and CODEGRIP Suite, a powerful software suite. This software suite is used to intelligently manage programming tasks and other options and settings on the development board. The Mikroe MIKROE-3614 supports a wide range of 8-bit PIC MCUs and offers eight different DIP sockets from DIP8 to DIP40. This development board features two display connectors, a 16-pin header for connecting LCD, and a 20-pin header that supports monochromatic GLCD and EasyTFT board. The MIKROE-3614 offers five improved mikroBUS™ sockets with placement for 650+ different click boards. This development board is ideal for rapid prototyping, firmware development, and proof of concept.
MIKROE-3614 EASYPIC V8
Features
- Eight different DIP sockets
- Two display connectors
- Resistive touch panel
- Convenient capacitive POWER and RESET buttons
- Ready to use click boards
- On-board Wi-Fi® programmer and debugger
- Clear intuitive layout
- Robust design
Specifications
- PIC18F47K42 MCU
- RJ12 connector
- 5 mikroBUS™ sockets and 5 2x5-Pin headers
- 3.5V to 4.2V battery power supply input voltage
- 4.4V to 5.5V USB power supply input voltage
Applications
- Rapid prototyping
- Firmware development
- Proof of concept
Kit Contents
- EasyPIC v8 board
- PIC18F47K42 MCU and 8MHz crystal
- Damage resistant protective box
- CodeGrip Wi-Fi license
- USB cable
- Board schematic
- User manual
- CODERGRIP suite quick start guide
- Adapter- USB-C female to USB-A male
- Adapter- USB micro female to USB-C male
On-Board Programmer-Debugger
Supports Wide Range Of PIC MCUs
LCD and GLCD/TFT Display Boards
Ideal For Rapid Prototyping
First Class Power Supply
Wi-Fi Programming & Debugging
Premium User Experience
Time-Saving Embedded Tools
On The Board
Microchip Technology PIC18 K42 Family Microcontrollers
Combines an array of CIPs, high-res analog, on-chip DMA, & vectored interrupts for fast processing.
Additional Resources
Published: 2019-08-06
| Updated: 2023-10-31