• Programmable Interface Controllers (PICs) area family of low cost Reduction Instruction Set Computer (RISC) microcontrollers those are powerful and easy to use.

• The PIC Development & Training System is based on the versatile microchip PIC16F877 CMOS FLASH device in a 44-pin PLC and has in-circuit bugging.

• The system is capable of running at clock speeds of 20MHz or above.

• It has separate program and data storage areas and are self-contained systems providing on-chip RAM or FLASH RAM (program area) and I/O.

PIC Development & Training System minimally covers the following:

• Outputting data

• Inputting data

• Inputting & outputting data

• Subroutines & delays

• Digital to Analogue conversion (DAC)

• "Analogue to Digital conversion (ADC)

• Successive approximation ADC

• Seven segment display

• Multiplexing seven segment display

• Scanning the keypad

• Controlling the DC motor

• DC motor speed control

• DC motor control using IR sensor

• Temperature control

• Fibre optic link

• Stepper motor

• LCD

Features

• 10MHz controller speed

• RS232 serial communications

• 8k (14-bit) Flash program memory

• 8 x 10-bit analogue input channels

• In-circuit bugging

•  MPLAB PC programs sent direct to PIC device

• Source code viewable when loaded for programming

• Compatible from WIN95 to Windows 8

• Comprehensive experiment manual included  Additionally required:

• 1x Microprocessor Applications Board