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PIC18f programmer circuit

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you use few components sold by local TV and radio repairer. and finish off
why waste money. store the money for a real pickit2 or pickit3 as and when your interest grows and can afford. keep fund for hobby that way. a;ll tyou need is a com port 8 pin db male connector
few wires , a small general purpose pcb if you can wire using jumpers
even pcb making is waste
for making one time use
even one can breadboard a circuit of this simplicity
 
@mvs sarma,
its really a good idea, i will use general purpose pcb..
you are right that i should save money for PIC KIT2 or PIC KIT3..
appreciative ....!!!
 

If it's cheaper and you really need it to be, then of course, build that. I've had really bad experiences using JDM programmers, frying chips, stuff like that.
If it's really tested, then go ahead.
Plugging the pickit2 in a breadboard isn't a big deal, you get a 6x1 pin header, and push the pins a bit more into the plastic body, so you get equal lengths on both sides. Both the breadboard and the header receptacle can get a grip of it, if you do that.

pityu
 

Don't get scared !!
This design is much superior as adjudged by few experts . i have been constantly using it for may months, if not years. Only precaution , dont assume 12V is 12V from any adopter/wallbrick, unless it is a regulated one.
In my case i apply 12V from smps adopter.
 

Well, i'm glad it works, and really hope it will work for the OP here. Serial ports will stay around for a while, at least with personal computers, so yeah, why not use it? :)
Isn't the device support list limited with these kind of programmers?

pityu
 

www.winpic800.com keeps updating their driver software. the link below helps to cross check whether his needed chips are covered.
https://www.winpic800.com//index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=23&Itemid=89
I hope that it would make the user happy. The phenomenon of updating is there even with microchip, i suppose. Most students , wont use these devices once their curriculum is completed and unless one chooses the micro controllers as a hobby, the job doent not need all these items.
Of late many people jump into IT related JOBs.
 
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pityukecske said:
Plugging the pickit2 in a breadboard isn't a big deal, you get a 6x1 pin header, and push the pins a bit more into the plastic body, so you get equal lengths on both sides. Both the breadboard and the header receptacle can get a grip of it, if you do that.

pityu
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what its mean??? i didnt understand well.
sorry...!!
please explain this..

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mvs sarma said:
I hope that it would make the user happy. The phenomenon of updating is there even with microchip, i suppose. Most students , wont use these devices once their curriculum is completed and unless one chooses the micro controllers as a hobby, the job doent not need all these items.
Of late many people jump into IT related JOBs.
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i didnt agree with you.. in other country except PAKISTAN may be true but in my country if some one work with 8051 or controller ,he proceed him self with controller .many of student works for free lancer..i think its a good business and a good job..
but the bad thing is that in my country people dont like to share their idea's to other's .
that's why its lagging from development .

i love this website because people share there idea their experiences their way of working..

hats off to the admin of this website....

i visited this website many times in an hour..
 

this is what pityu meant as far as pickit2 is concerned. the same can be done with DL4YHF model also.
ok i get your mind on issues related to job etc
 

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that seems a board-to-board connector to me, same thing could be done with a simple pin header too.

pityu
 

you can see the large pin 6 way male ,right angled at the end of the pickit2 board, i suppose. one side pickit2 other side breadboard.
 

@mvs sarma and @pityu,
Thank you .
sorry for late post here,because i was suffering from high fever, now its normal and become able to comment here.
i will try this and hopeful to make it and to program my controller.
suggest me,from which controller i should start learning..??
in mazidi book he write code for pic18f458.
is it good to work with pic18f458???
 

i am not much into software.
I know that you need to have a cealr understanding of the chip, perhaps from datasheet.
I rtemember maizidi has dealt with one of these chips
you may meticulusly follow that as a recommended text book and all the exercises may be done with sincereity and i wish you best of luck becoming slowly the expert fof the future.
 

@mvs sarma.
thank for giving spirit.
can you advice me that how take start for pic..???
 

hy all. if you only want to burn [program] a pic 18fxx i think you can build a JDM programmer. just watch to use the corect pins for programing. all you need to build costs less than 10 usd and i think it can do the job. you will also need a computer. this programer works only on serial port. google for more details. i can build in eagle he schematic and pcb for the one i use now. and if you want a clone of the pickit-2 i can also upload the files somewhere. the components for pickit: ~20 usd. you will still need to burn the chip[ again JDM programmer or another pickit ].
Bottom line: i guess a JDM is ok for start.
 

@catalin sterian
provide me PCB layout and component list .
be fast..
becasue i have to leave my city in 4-5 hours.....
Thanks.........!!
 

you might use a DOT pattern board.
get hold of 2 to 3 metres of insulated thin wire,
place the components as shown in the artwork
and then start soldering to the pads
later you can use the wire for interconnecting pin to pin following the track patern/
that is simplest , i suppose.

By now you might have listred the components
check what all you may have, otherthings you can locally buy from any radio technician.
 

@mvs sarma
hello sir i had read plz post pickit2 clone schematic and all files related this.till now i used JDM programmer but same thing happen with me i replace my PC and serial port become invisible .& last time i build one pickit2 clone but i failed. so plz upload ur pickit2 which one is updated.
which will help internetuser2k13 also andother users.
thanx.
 
did you install pickit2v2.61 driver software along with .net. please download from microchip site and do it

I had made tens of such boards fro friends and students. it should work.
A photo of assembled board is shown here. You might find few jumpers and one mosfet mounted on solder side.
thus they appear missing on component side.
 

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sorry for the messy sch and bcb. i did all in hurry. Please somone else check if i did any mistakes before he will start.
i will upload the schematic to sendspace since i don`t have an account here yet. can also post a picture with my working model if anyone asks.
==> **broken link removed** <== this is the link
 

@mvs sarma

finally i purchased the components.
vero board
DB-9 connector (male,female)
pic18f452
zener
connector
icsp..
transistor...

so am gona start .
what should be the first step....???
 

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