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Spotlight Experimenter Boards
Micro Engineering Lab's
Experimenter Board - LABX1A
The LAB-X1 is microEngineering Labs' first pre-assembled experimenter's platform. While PICPROTO boards allow you to create your own projects with a minimum of hassle, the LAB-X1 goes one step further. It provides an assembled testbed containing most of the circuitry commonly used with PICmicro microcontrollers (MCUs).
Experimenter Board - LABX1A
The LAB-X1 is microEngineering Labs' first pre-assembled experimenter's platform. While PICPROTO boards allow you to create your own projects with a minimum of hassle, the LAB-X1 goes one step further. It provides an assembled testbed containing most of the circuitry commonly used with PICmicro microcontrollers (MCUs).
Micro Engineering Lab's
Experimenter Board - LABX2A
The LAB-X2 contains the circuitry required by the PICmicro MCU to operate: 5-volt power supply, oscillator, reset circuit, as well as an RS-232 serial port and basic analog and digital I/O. Both 40 and 28-pin DIP microcontrollers are accommodated. All of the pins on the MCU are wired to a 40 pin connector which can be used to connect your prototype circuitry.
Experimenter Board - LABX2A
The LAB-X2 contains the circuitry required by the PICmicro MCU to operate: 5-volt power supply, oscillator, reset circuit, as well as an RS-232 serial port and basic analog and digital I/O. Both 40 and 28-pin DIP microcontrollers are accommodated. All of the pins on the MCU are wired to a 40 pin connector which can be used to connect your prototype circuitry.
Micro Engineering Lab's
Experimenter Board - LABXUSB
Many different projects may be created using the LAB-XUSB. Some examples include a calculator, LCD clock, digital thermometer, LCD backpack, data logger and many more. All of the PIC MCU I/O pins are brought out to a header that allows connection to off-board circuits.
Experimenter Board - LABXUSB
Many different projects may be created using the LAB-XUSB. Some examples include a calculator, LCD clock, digital thermometer, LCD backpack, data logger and many more. All of the PIC MCU I/O pins are brought out to a header that allows connection to off-board circuits.
Orville's 2 Bits
These boards are available fully assembled with an assortment of popular peripheral hardware. When combined with an in-circuit programmer (like the EPIC Programmer) and a Flash PICmicro microcontroller, the result is an incredibly fast system for developing projects.