- TM #80-128 (0.0 to 128.0 degrees C) - $49.95
- TM #80-700 (0.0 to 700.0 degrees C) - $49.95
Serial Port Control and Data Acqusition Kits.
- LCD #105
Serial LCD, Two 10-bit A/D, Two TTL Output,Counter, Two DS1820 Interfaces.
- LCD Kit #105 including the programmed Microchip PIC (18-pin DIP), MAX232 and associated capacitors, resistors, 22 awg solid wire, the Morgan Logic Probe and documentation - $14.95.
- Programmed PIC only. No documentation. $6.95
- Complete LCD #105 Kit plus a Truly 20X4 Character LCD with Yellow
- Green Back light. This includes a 4.7 Ohm (0.5W) and 39 Ohm (3W) current limiting resistor which may be used to limit the back light LED current to nominally 200 mA when using either a +5 VDC or a +12 VDC source, respectively. - $24.95.
- TM #129 Kit. Serial Measurement Kit. Dual Run. DS18S20 and DS18B20 temperature sensor, DS2438 temperature and A/D, DS2450 quad A/D, DS2423 dual counter. $19.95.
- WX #175 Weather Kit. Atmospheric pressure,
two relative humidity sensors, five 10-bit A/D, counter, two twisted pair runs for up to 16 DS18S20 / DS18B20 on each pair, two TTL inputs and two TTL outputs.
Kit WX #175 including the programmed Microchip PIC (28-pin DIP), 4.0 MHz ceramic resonator (3-pin SIP), MAX232 and associated capacitors, resistors, 22 awg solid wire, the Morgan Logic Probe and documentation - $24.95. DS1820 temperature sensors, MPX4115AP (or MPX4115-AS) pressure sensor and SHT-71 (or SHT-75) may be purchased separately. See "Sensors".
- WX-175A Partially assembled WX175 - $124.95.
Sensors.
- Dallas DS18B20 Temperature Sensor - $4.50. Use these for interfacing with the PICAXE.
- DS18S20 - $4.50
- DS1820 Socket Three hole connector on 0.1 inch centers. Leads are about six inches long. - $1.00.
- DS2438 Z mounted on an Aries SOIC-DIP Adaptor - $8.50
- DS2438 Z, 8-pin SOIC, no adaptor - $3.49
- DS2450S, Quad A/D Mounted on 8-pin SOIC to DIP Adaptor - $11.95
- DS2450S, Quad A/D 8-pin, no adaptor - $6.95
- DS2423P, Dual 32 bit Counter Mounted on an 8-pin SOIC to DIP Adaptor - $12.25 No longer stocked.
Available at Hobby Boards.
- Motorola MPX4115AP Pressure Sensor (Axial Port). Used for measuring atmospheric pressure. (Out of stock).
- Motorola MPX4115AS Pressure Sensor (Stove Pipe Port). Used for measuring atmospheric pressure - $19.95.
- SHT-75 Relative Humidity Sensor. (No longer offered. This is available from
Newark.
- Honeywell HIH-4000-001, RH to Voltage, 3-pin SIP (0.1 inch spacing). Spec Sheet.
Note that this replaces the HIH-3610. Discussion. $22.95.
- Dallas DS1821 Thermostat Programmer - $79.95
Microchip PIC..
Development.
- Microchip PIC PIC16F87x Development Package.
Now includes the Olimex TinyICD2 with 16 VDC wall power unit. $124.95. (US and Canada Only.
Others, please contact me.) (Out of stock).
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Olimex TinyICD2, with compatible 16 VDC wall power unit and six foot
serial cable. $54.95. (Out of stock).
Note this is compatible with the Microchip ICD2, but uses only an RS232 Com Port.
The design does not include a charge pump. Thus, a source of 16VDC must be used to power the ICD to provide the 13 VDC required for programming the target PIC. (This is included). I also power the target (+5 VDC) from a source other than the ICD to avoid heating the small ICD2 unit.
This may be used as an ICD for many of Microchip's latest parts and also as a programmer. For a complete description of compatible PICs, download the latest version of MPLAB and see the "readme" file associated with the ICD.
- Olimex In Circuit Debugger 2 - $89.95. (Out of stock).
Same as Microchip ICD2 except does not use the bulky tel connector to the target used by Microchip. Microchip Users Manual. This may be used as an ICD for many of Microchip's latest parts and also as a programmer. For a complete description of compatible PICs, download the latest version of MPLAB and see the "readme" file associated with the ICD2.
Includes main ICD2 unit and USB Cable (A Male to B Male).
PIC C Routines.
- PIC C Routines via e-mail - $39.00. Note that this is included at
no charge with the Complete PIC16F87X Development Package.
- Peter H. Anderson, "PIC C Routines", Nov, '99, 375 pages plus disk. $49.00. (Out of stock).
- AVR-P28. Protoboard for 28 terminal AVR devices.
- PIC-P40-20MHz, Protoboard for 40-pin PICs - $16.95
- PIC-P28-20MHz, Protoboard for 28-pin PICs - $16.95
- PIC-P18B-20MHz, Protoboard for 18-pin PICs - $16.95.
- PIC-P14B-20MHz, Protoboard for 14-pin PICs - $16.95. (Out of stock).
- PIC-P28-USB-20MHz,
Protoboard for 28-pin PIC. Includes FTDI USB-RS232. $34.95. (Out of stock).
- PIC-P40-USB-20MHz, Protoboard for 40-pin PIC. Includes FTDI USB-RS232. $34.95.
- Olimex PIC-IO, 4 Relay, 4 Optoisolator. Does not include a PIC Processor. Suggested processors are PIC16F628A or PIC16F648A. Schematic. $35.95.
PIC Programmers
These were inteneded for use with the WARP-13 Programmer.
- ZIF Socket, Textool/3M, 18-pin, gold - $9.95
- ZIF Socket, Aries, 28-pin, tin - $9.95
Olimex Serial Port Programmer
- PIC-PG2C - $13.95. See Notes. (Out of stock).
The original COM port used levels of nominally -8 VDC and +8 VDC. This programmer uses this nominal 16 VDC swing to generate the 13 VDC required by the PIC during programming. Many newer PCs, laptops and USB to serial converters use lower levels, say -5 and +5 or GRD and +5 VDC and thus, this programmer cannot develop the required programming voltage and it will not work. (It might actually pay to keep an older PC around).
If you have a voltmeter, measure the voltage at term 3 of your COM port (9-pin) relative to terminal 5. If the voltage is more negative than nominally -8 VDC, the programmer will most likely work for you. If it doesn't, you may return it to me for a full credit, less shipping.
There is a six terminal connector and cable for In Circuit Serial Programming (ICSP). I caution against using this to connect to external circuitry. Rather, use the on-board sockets for programming.
I offer caution as the negative rail of the PC Com Port, nominally -8 VDC, is used as ground on the programmer and this is fine so long as the programmer is isolated from other circuitry. However, in using the ICSP connector to wire to a PIC in a circuit that is referenced to ground will cause the PC Com port's negative rail to be connected to ground. The programmer will not work.
I was initially skeptical of this programmer. How could anything so inexpensive do such a good job. However, I have sold over 1000 of them and the PIC enthusiasts have been pleased. I have used this successfully when my trusty WARP-13 and PIC Start Plus were unable to program a new device.
A general note to the hobbyist community. This programmer is a good buy. But, if you are serious about using PICs, the "best" programmer is a Microchip ICD2 or a clone. I normally sell an Olimex model. These may be used as a debugger, but also as a programmer for most modern PICs. They integrate into the latest version of MPLAB and Microchip is pretty good in keeping their software current.
PICs
- PIC12F508-I/P, 8-pin DIP - $1.10 (Out of stock).
- PIC12F675-I/P, 8-pin DIP - $1.50
- PIC12F683-I/P, 8-pin DIP - $1.75
- PIC16F676-I/P, 14-pin DIP - $1.75
- PIC16F684-I/P, 14-pin DIP - $1.95
- PIC16F688-I/P, 14-pin DIP - $2.25
- PIC16F627A-I/P, 18-pin DIP - $2.25
- PIC16F648A-I/P, 18-pin DIP - $2.75
- PIC16F88-I/P, 18-pin DIP - $3.95
- PIC16F876A-I/P, 28-pin DIP - $5.50
- PIC16F877A-I/P, 40-pin DIP - $6.50
- PIC16F886-I/P, 28-pin DIP - $3.25
- PIC16F887-I/P, 40-pin DIP - $3.25
PC Parallel Port
Note that these books were developed prior to the popularity of Windows and one could actually run DOS and there was only one type of parallel port (now termed SPP). All routines were written using Borland's TurboC Version 2.0 for DOS and I still use this old compiler in teaching as it is simple, has a good debugger and will run on any PC. This is now available for free download at Borland Community. Click on "Museum".
I have no plans to update these books for Windows.
Although the platform, a PC running DOS with a Stnadard Parallel Port, may not be as practical as it once was, these books offer a wealth of information in interfacing with the real world. Indeed, they were written for a Parallel Port, but one might argue that a port is a port, whether it be a 8051, 68HC11, PIC, BX24 or Basic Stamp.
- Peter H. Anderson, "Use of a PC Parallel Port for Control and Data
Acquisition, Volume 1", 110 Pages, ISBN 0-9653357-0-4, $12.95. (Out of stock).
- Peter H. Anderson, "Use of a PC Parallel Port for Control and Data
Acquisition, Volume 2", 237 Pages, ISBN 0-9653357-5-5, $17.95.
- Para Port Proto Cable. This includes a 3 foot flex cable terminated on one end with a DB-25 male connector to interface with your printer port connector and terminated on the other end with a 26-pin female IDS header. Also includes a 26 pin male header with wirewrap terminals. This allows you to interface the parallel port with a solderless breadboard. $11.00.
PICAXE- BasicX BX-24 - $39.95.
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Assembled BX24 on a Jameco JE25 Breadboard. Includes BX24, JE25 Breadboard, wall power unit, 6 VDC regulator
to safely power the BX24, 5 VDC to power peripherals, rest pushbutton, serial cable, wire, strippers and drawings.
Assembled and tested. This is a complete system with everything you need to get started with the BX24 - $79.95.
- Other BX-24 Items
Basic Stamp 2
- Basic Stamp Starter Package with Parallax BS2 IC. $124.95. (Out of stock).
- Basic Stamp Tutorial Book. $19.95. (Out of stock).
Serial to Parallel LCD Kits
- LCD #117 (9600 baud)
Serial LCD plus variable LED backlight intensity plus four outputs. - $6.95.
- LCD #117 Kit with Truly 20X4 LCD with Yellow Green Backlight - $19.95. Note that I also provide the header pins and a 4.7 Ohm (1/2 W) and 39 Ohm (3W) for limiting backlight current when using backlight sources of +5 VDC and +12 VDC, respectively.
- LCD #108 (2400 baud)
Serial LCD plus variable LED backlight intensity plus two outputs. This is primarily for PICAXE users. - $6.95.
Miscellaneous Kits
- Logic Probe Kit - $2.49.
- Eleven Frequency Precision Clock Kit - $6.95.
- 8 Point Serial Temperature Monitor
KIT-1820 - $24.95. Includes one DS1820 (Now DS18S20) in a TO-92 package.
Additional DS18S20 sensors may be ordered separately at $4.50. See elsewhere on this page.
Note that the KIT-1821 is no longer available.
Wireless Breadboard Prototyping
- Wire Bundle - 22 AWG solid, tinned. Includes three feet each of four colors; red and black and
one light color (yellow or white) and one dark color (green or blue). This wire is ideal for solderless breadboards.
Solid copper tends to break leaving a breadboard hole plugged. (Note this is about 3 feet each.
In fact, it is measured as 4-1/2 wraps around my hand which has proven to be pretty close.)
Note that this is included with most of our kits. $0.75.
Parts
- 7805, 5 VDC regulator, TO-220 - $0.55
- MAX232 (Intersil HIN232CP, 16-pin DIP with four 1.0 uFd caps - .
$6.25 / five.
- MAX3100CPD, Maxim, UART (SPI), 14-pin DIP - $5.25 (Includes 3.6864 MHz crystal)
- Microchip MCP609-I/P, Quad Op Amp, Rail to Rail, CMOS, 14-pin DIP - $1.75
- Maxim MAX6674ISA K-Thermocouple to Digital, 0-125 deg C, SOIC mounted on 8-pin DIP converter (Aires) - $16.95.
- Maxim MAX6675ISA K-Thermocouple to Digital, 0-1024 deg C, SOIC mounted on 8-pin DIP converter (Aires) - $16.95.
- Linear TechnologiesLTC1392CN8, Temperature, A/D, 8-pin DIP - $5.95
- ST Micro STP16C596 B1R, 16-bit LED Sink Driver, Constant Current. Sample Application.. $2.50
- TI SN74HC595N, Shift Register w/ Latch, 16-pin DIP - $0.59
- ULN2803A Octal Driver, DIP - $0.75
- Texas Instruments L293DNE Dual H-Bridge - $2.25
- IRLZ44 FET, N-channel FET, 60V, 50A, TO-220AB Case.
May be directly interfaced with PICAXE (and similar processors) logic levels - $1.75
- 74HC04, Hex Inverter, 14-pin DIP - $0.39
- DM7407, Fairchild, Buffer, Open Collector, 14-pin DIP - $0.75
- MAX7219CNG, Maxim, 8-digit LED Driver, 24-term skinny DIP - $6.95
- LED, T1-1/4, Red, 5V. These have built in series limiting resistors
eliminating the need for an external 330 Ohm resistor - 25 / $5.95
- USB Type A Male to USB Type B Male, USB 2.0, six foot, biege - $3.50.
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- WX #175 Weather Kit. Atmospheric pressure,
two relative humidity sensors, five 10-bit A/D, counter, two twisted pair runs for up to 16 DS18S20 / DS18B20 on each pair, two TTL inputs and two TTL outputs.
