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DIY Mini PIC Development Board
Posted April 5, 2012 by Chris
“Since I like to use the PIC microcontroller in my projects I figured it would be nice to make a mini development board that could fit onto a breadboard and already had a power circuit and programming circuit connected. This way I won’t have to rebuild the same power + programming circuit everytime I start a new project. This article describes my design process so that you can build one too!”
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