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I'm trying to build this dual DC motor module for my robot project
And I did not have the space for placing an ICSP pin header on the PCB.
So i quickly mocked up this design.
And I did not have the space for placing an ICSP pin header on the PCB.
So i quickly mocked up this design.
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Well to build the ICSP socket with header for the PICkit 2. We need 1part experiment board I used the one with raster 2.54mm holes where every 3 are connected in rows of solder islands.
I had one 18pin DIL IC socket just lying around so i used that one. (the 16F676 is a 14pin chip)
and i took 5pins angled pin header (Always have lots of break of pin headers at home.)
and some AWG26 PTFE red and yellow wire.
I had one 18pin DIL IC socket just lying around so i used that one. (the 16F676 is a 14pin chip)
and i took 5pins angled pin header (Always have lots of break of pin headers at home.)
and some AWG26 PTFE red and yellow wire.
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Feb 22, 2011. 10:42 AMcapn
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Forgive me if I am wrong, but don't you need a power supply to the board to program it?
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Aug 30, 2011. 3:06 AMNjallzzz
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Programmer supplies power
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Mar 11, 2010. 9:05 AMshandybrother
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spreadsheet link does not seem to work
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Mar 11, 2008. 4:38 PMburzvingion
says:
Nice. I made a few of these for my PICkit II. This spreadsheet is very helpful for making them. I haven't updated it in a while, but it's got most of them.
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Dec 5, 2008. 7:49 AMchadcad
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Handy spreadsheet you have there. Do you also have the spec sheets referenced within?
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Mar 11, 2008. 4:18 PMGorillazMiko
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Some of the pictures could be better. Still, wow, amazing job, done very neatly. Nice job!
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