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Write your best introduction to my Junebug kit before December 1st 2007 and I'll pick the best (judged by blueroomelectronics) as a winner of a Junebug PCB.
The current intro looks like this, it has to fit on the cover page so it's got to be brief and to the point.
Post your results here.
**broken link removed**
Write your best introduction to my Junebug kit before December 1st 2007 and I'll pick the best (judged by blueroomelectronics) as a winner of a Junebug PCB.
The current intro looks like this, it has to fit on the cover page so it's got to be brief and to the point.
Post your results here.
**broken link removed**
Introduction
Powered from your computers USB port the Junebug is everything you’ll need in a small self contained portable PIC Laboratory perfectly suited for students, educators and hobbyists.
The Junebug is actually two independent kits in one.
An MPLAB Compatible PICkit 2* Programmer / Debugger, works with both the Tutor and includes two external ICD connectors for your own PIC projects. The programmer also includes a very handy UART terminal.
The advanced PIC18F1320 Experimenter / Tutor was designed to demonstrate the 18F1320 in a hands on manner. With pushbuttons, LEDs (light emitting diodes), variable resistors, Infrared detector (38KHz TV type), PWM, UART (serial communications) there are literally thousands of program possibilities on this single board. Plenty of room for expansion too with the several built in I/O expansion connectors. No jumpers to lose as all the tutor peripherals can be controlled with a single DIP switch.
* Unlike the Microchip® PICkit 2 the Junebug does not have a programmable VDD supply (5V targets only)