PIC Microcontroller Projects

Want to take your first steps into Microchip PIC programming or need a low cost USB programmer that can program all the devices a Microchip PICKIT2 programmer can? This tutorial project board is all you need! The tutor can help to get you started into the magic world of PIC programming...

This PIC Programmer and Experimenter Board is suitable for programming many 8, 14, 18 and 28-pin Microchip FLASH PIC microcontrollers. Test buttons and LED indicators to carry out educational experiments, such as the programming examples included.

Create your own custom application without the hassle of making the hardware. 4 buffered inputs, 5 buffered outputs. Features on-board LED, a relay output and a buzzer...

Display dazzling, colourful, 2D or 3D, static or animated images and even video straight from your favourite microcontroller platform...

This educational kit brings together the classic LED Dice with a modern PIC16C54 microcontroller driven circuit used to replace the old logic and display drivers. Fully commented code so you can see exactly how it works...

Get an introduction to the world of PICs with this dual digital LED dice kit that generates two random dice values. Ideal for games and competitions where two dice are used. Full source code supplied...

Measure and display temperature and humidity, build a timer and counter, or do analogue to digital conversion with this 5 in 1 PIC trainer...

Learn assembler code programming from scratch using a PIC16F84A. Our Introduction To PIC Programming Tutorial Starter Kit ideal for those of you who are new to PIC microcontrollers...

Simultaneously drive up to four servo motors using potentiometers as positioning controllers. Ideal project for the modelling enthusiast...

Versatile 8 channel pseudo-random PIC based LED (or filament bulb) flasher. Can be used to flash from 8 to 176 LEDs. The user arranges the LEDs in any pattern they wish. 8 super bright red LEDs and 8 green LEDs included...