PIC 16F877 Development Board

The PIC 16F877 Development Board is a user-friendly platform designed for learning, debugging, developing, and prototyping PIC microcontroller applications. The board supports PIC 18F series devices and is commonly used with PIC18F45520 and PIC16F877A microcontrollers, making it suitable for students and beginners exploring embedded systems and microcontroller programming.

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The board integrates several commonly used peripherals for practical experimentation, including 7-segment displays, buzzer, push buttons, potentiometers, LEDs, RTC, and relay. It also provides slots for connecting external modules such as temperature sensors, Bluetooth modules, LCD modules, and motor drivers.

PIC Microcontroller Specifications

• CPU Speed: 5 MIPS
• Timers: 2 × 8-bit Timers
• Programmable Flash: 14 KB
• Programmer: In-built Programmer
• EEPROM: 256 Bytes
• ADC: 8-Channel ADC
• Maximum Supply Voltage: 5.5V

Peripheral Interfaces and Modules

The board provides a range of interfaces for connecting and experimenting with different electronic components:

• Relay
• Stepper Motor
• DC Motor
• Multiplexed Keypad
• EEPROM
• LM35 Temperature Sensor
• Blinking LEDs
• Multiplexed 7-Segment Display
• 7-Segment Display
• LCD Display
• Serial Port
• RTC
• Potentiometer
• Buzzer
• Switches

These interfaces allow users to practice sensor interfacing, display control, motor control, keypad input, serial communication, and other fundamental embedded programming concepts.

Embedded Systems Learning and Applications

This development platform is suitable for embedded systems training, academic laboratory experiments, microcontroller programming, debugging, electronics projects, and rapid prototyping. Students can use the available peripherals to develop practical applications involving temperature monitoring, display systems, motor control, relay operation, real-time clock applications, and user-input interfaces.

The board is also useful for developers who want to test and prototype PIC-based applications before implementing them in a final system.

Kit Contents

The kit includes:

• PIC 16F877 Development Board
• CD containing required software, user manual, and sample programs
• Assembly and C sample programs
• Cables and connectors

Programming and Development Tools

The board can be used with MPLAB IDE for developing and programming compatible PIC microcontroller applications. For official information about PIC microcontrollers and development tools, users can refer to the Microchip PIC microcontroller documentation.

For other microcontroller platforms, explore the AVR ATmega16/32A Development Board, Arduino Nano Development Board, MSP430 Development Board, and LPC2148 Development Board available from SSG Embedded Solutions.