PIC Programmers + PIC16F1827

t06afre

Joined May 11, 2009
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Sure;). The programmer that really works is the Microchip PICKIT 3 programmer ( or clones). If you are on a budget maybe your PIC is compatible with the PICKIT 2 programmer. This cost somewhat less than the PICKIT 3. But support less PICs than the PICKIT 3, that should support almost every PIC based on flash memory
 

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bfiche

Joined Mar 30, 2011
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Sure;). The programmer that really works is the Microchip PICKIT 3 programmer ( or clones). If you are on a budget maybe your PIC is compatible with the PICKIT 2 programmer. This cost somewhat less than the PICKIT 3. But support less PICs than the PICKIT 3, that should support almost every PIC based on flash memory
Thanks for the quick reply.

I have JDM (serial programmer) and VT134, but they do not support PIC16F1827. And both have a zif-socket.

PICKIT 3 has no zif-socket, I think... It must be programmed "in circuit"?
I found that programmer in farnell:
http://pt.farnell.com/microchip/dv164131/debug-kit-express-pickit-3/dp/1686530
 

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bfiche

Joined Mar 30, 2011
3
Thank you all. I'll buy PICKIT 3. I've been seeing the datasheet and it seems a good choice.

When I do the PCBs with my PICs I will put on them a socket (5 pin/wires) to connect to the programmer.

Bye (until next question) ;).

(sorry my English)
 
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