K150 USB PIC Programmer with 40-pin ZIF Socket and ICSP
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About this product
The K150 is a USB programmer for Microchip PIC microcontrollers, supporting many popular PIC families. It has a 40-pin ZIF socket for direct programming of 8- to 40-pin DIP chips and an onboard ICSP interface for programming chips already mounted on a board. It supports reading, writing and encryption, with software for Windows operating systems.
Specifications
- Interface
- USB (high-speed)
- Socket
- 40-pin DIP ZIF
- Supported packages
- 8-pin to 40-pin DIP
- ICSP
- Onboard
- Operating systems
- Windows 98, 2000/NT, XP, 7 (per listing)
- Functions
- Read, write, encryption
Frequently asked questions
Which PIC chips are supported?
The listing includes a supported-device list starting with the PIC10F series and continuing through other families. Confirm that your exact chip appears in the programmer's device list in the software before programming.
How do I program a chip that is already soldered on my board?
Use the onboard ICSP interface and connect the programmer to the target's programming pins, typically VDD, VSS, MCLR, PGC and PGD. Make sure the target board has its own power supply while programming.
