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pic programmer

I just started learning Microcontrollers and i started out wit PIC 16F84. Can anybody hlp me on hw to build a programmer.
 

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gfactor said:
I just started learning Microcontrollers and i started out wit PIC 16F84. Can anybody hlp me on hw to build a programmer.
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Perhaps for F84 you need to use a parallel port programmer and not ICSP .
while if the chip can be 16F84A , then ICSP with either parallel port (DB25)or serial port (DB9) could be possible
 

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Thanks but do you have any circuit for it

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Nandhu can i get the circuit there
 

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Posting of circuits and documents which are freely available on the net is prohibited here. Do vist the site referd by "nandhu015" and download it yourself. Cheers
 

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I use this one **broken link removed**
Tried with PIC12F475, PIC16F84A, PIC16F877 and PIC18F4550, and it worked perfectly on every one of 'em. Other than the ZIF socket, it's dirt cheap, too.
 

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Check this, it's the simplest programmer you will ever find.
 

pic 16f programmer

gfactor said:
Thanks but do you have any circuit for it

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Nandhu can i get the circuit there
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which chip is yours?
16F84 or 16F84A ?
 

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mvs sarma said:
which chip is yours? 16F84 or 16F84A ?
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Sarma ji. He has given it in the OP. 16F84
 


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pranam77 said:
mvs sarma said:
which chip is yours? 16F84 or 16F84A ?
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Sarma ji. He has given it in the OP. 16F84
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I saw it sir. Being a first timer to PIC, perhaps it is possible, he would read the main chip number and not the suffix. he might have followed some old tutorials that mention it as 16F84, thus mentioned only that number. I want to be sure as to what chip really he owned. Hope the OP clarifies.
 

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seadolphine2000 said:
Check this, it's the simplest programmer you will ever find.
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is this ckt is still part of the programmer???
 

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No, you will just need it if you wished to power the PIC while normal operation from the serial port.
You can totally ignore it as I did.
 

PIC programmer

a simple programmer like the JDM will work fine, but its not really laptop friendly because of the lower voltages available on a laptop's serial port. also i suspect that you now want to build a programmer after doing some research/learning about the device. if this is so, then if your 'switch on an LED' circuit does not work you would not easily be able to tell where the fault lies. for this reason i would recommend rather getting a pickit so you know the programming hardware is known good. the other advantage of going this route is the it is usb rather than serial which is getting more difficult to support in recent days
 

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