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GPMPU28 PIC Prototyping Board It is great to test and debug PIC circuits on a breadboard. But when it is time to put your design in the field, you can't depend on a solderless breadboard. With the GPMPU28 board, you don't have to choose one way or the other. The GPMPU28 plugs directly into a standard solderless breadboard and provides 9 I/O pins right to the breadboard. It also accommodates a MAX232 serial port, a 5V power supply, an onboard LED, and an ICSP header for in circuit programming and debugging.
The board accepts 28 pin Microchip devices including the PIC16F873, PIC16F876, and the PIC18F252. You can read the manual online. Or have a look at an example project. If you are breadboarding or you just want a robust platform for your PIC projects, you want the GPMPU28! If you are looking for a 40-pin solution for PIC, AVR, or virtually any other 40, 32, 28, 24, 18, 16, or 8 pin CPU have a look at our GPMPU40. Get it Now!The GPMPU28 is available today. You can get the entire kit, or just the parts you want or need, including just the bare board.
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