K150 USB PIC Microcontroller Programmer with 40-Pin ZIF Socket
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About this product
The K150 is a USB programmer for PIC microcontrollers that draws power from the USB cable, so no external supply is needed. It has a 40-pin ZIF socket for direct programming, supports ICSP for in-circuit programming, and can read, program and verify the chip's program memory.
Specifications
- Target devices
- PIC microcontrollers (8-pin to 40-pin)
- Interface
- USB
- Power
- USB cable only, no external supply
- Socket
- 40-pin ZIF
- In-circuit programming
- ICSP supported
- Verification
- Automatic programming verification
Frequently asked questions
How do I program an 8-pin PIC?
Use the ZIF socket with an appropriate adapter or conversion block for 8-pin parts, or program the chip in-circuit through its ICSP connection on the target board.
Does it support every PIC device?
Support depends on the programming software version. Confirm that your exact PIC part is listed as supported in the software before programming it.
