
Here are some products I have made for my own use in developing projects using Microchip PIC, Scenix SX and other small controllers.
I hope they can be of use to you in your work or play as well.
Richard Ottosen
Tools for Development
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The One Chip Beeper is a unique way of testing a circuit. |
| First prototype a circuit using a Solderless
Breadboard (SBB).
Then use this high quality Printed Circuit Board to make it permanent. |
| An easy way to get an alpha-numeric Liquid Crystal
Display with a few buttons is to use the Serial
LCD 4.
This board can be assembled for either stand alone or internal use. |
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| Don't know what you need the first time? Get the
Serial
LCD 4 Starter Kit.
It includes all the parts you need for both stand alone or internal use. |
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| If you intend to use the Serial LCD inside another
project then get the Serial LCD 4 Embedded Kit.
This kit has the parts to assemble a Serial LCD 4 for internal use. |
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| A kit for a hobby version of the Serial LCD is also available. |
| Of course, you must have a SX28 Proto Board for the amazingly fast Scenix microcontroller in the gizmo you are building. | |
| A SX28 Proto Board Starter Kit is available with the parts needed for different configurations of oscillator and LCD. |
| When the SX circuit does not have a programming connector,
you need a PIP-Clip.
It works with both 18 and 28 pin Scenix parts and is available for both DIP or SOIC packages. |
| How to Order |
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Updated July 13, 2000
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