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Phil__G · 11th Nov 2022, 8:53 pm

Hi David, first you need to decide which version - the smaller PIC16F876 PCB is really cute and pocket-size handy, but Philloupat's larger PIC16F877 version is more MK14 sized and has all the flags brought out for experimenting with I/O - in addition to the obvious LEDs mine has driven servos, 240v solid-state relays, speakers... which you cant so readily do with the small one. But the small one is so cute! Both have a serial loader. The obvious answer is to build one of each!

11th Nov 2022, 8:53 pm	#2
Phil__G Octode Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: North Yorkshire, UK. Posts: 1,115	Re: PCB for Microchip PIC14 Hi David, first you need to decide which version - the smaller PIC16F876 PCB is really cute and pocket-size handy, but Philloupat's larger PIC16F877 version is more MK14 sized and has all the flags brought out for experimenting with I/O - in addition to the obvious LEDs mine has driven servos, 240v solid-state relays, speakers... which you cant so readily do with the small one. But the small one is so cute! Both have a serial loader. The obvious answer is to build one of each!