The Amotech Labs PIC18F/16F Development Board with PIC18F452 IC and LCD is an ideal solution for learning and developing embedded applications using PIC microcontrollers. It supports a wide range of 40-pin PIC16F and PIC18F devices and includes onboard programming support via PICkit connector. The board features USB-C power input with selectable voltage levels, making it flexible for different project needs. With integrated peripherals like a 4×4 keypad, seven-segment displays, push buttons, and LED indicators, users can easily test digital and analog functions. The accessible MCU ports and expansion connectors allow seamless interfacing with external modules. Additionally, the onboard analog input slot and DIP IC socket enhance prototyping capabilities. This board is perfect for students, hobbyists, and professionals for rapid development, testing, and experimentation of embedded system designs. Features: Supports PIC16F and PIC18F 40-pin DIP microcontrollers PICkit 3/3.5 compatible programming connector USB-C +5V power input with voltage selection (5V/3.3V) Onboard 4×4 matrix keypad for user input Dual seven-segment display for numeric output Digital LED on RC2 for PWM/output testing Two push buttons for digital input (RD2, RD3) Expansion connectors and DIP socket for external interfacing Specifications: Item Type Development Board MCU Support: PIC16F/18F (40-pin DIP compatib12le) Programming: PICkit 3/3.5 connector Power Input: USB-C +5V Voltage Selection: 5V / 3.3V via jumper I/O Access: Ports A, B, C, D, E available Dimensions: 100 x 70 x 20 mm Weight: 44 g Package Includes: 1 x Amotech Labs - PIC18F/16F Development Board (Only Board)
Specifications
| MCU Support | PIC16F/18F (40-pin DIP compatible) |
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| Programming | PICkit 3/3.5 connector |
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| Power Input | USB-C +5V |
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| Voltage Selection | 5V / 3.3V via jumper |
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| I/O Access | Ports A, B, C, D, E available |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.064 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 12 × 8 × 3 cm |
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