Typical MultiMediaCard ( not included)

MMC-ADP1 (discontinued)

MMC-ADP2 (discontinued )

Small MMC holder with 2x5 header. When mounted with a female header this plugs directly the port headers on the STK500 board.

Similar to the holder on the left except the pins are arranged in a straight line to correspond with the SS,SC,SO and SI pins on a Mega163L or similar part running at 3.3vMMC.

The AVR_M is a very compact self contained AVR controller board. It includes an on-board serial programmer (via PC com port) . The  AVR can be programmed without removing it from the board. an I2C eeprom and can use a Mega323, Mega163,Mega16 or a AT90S8535 directly. Other AVRs can also be used with 40pin carrier boards. All ICs have  sockets.

AD321A Designed to accomodate large LCD displays by providing -36v for the LCD drivers. Uses Max637 ICs.

AD321B similar to AD321A but provides a maximum of -24v. It utilizes a pre-assembled TDK CE73 inverter. Works with the G321D 320x200 display.

AVR_PG1

The AVR_PG1 serial programmer contains an AT1200 serial ISP program and a Max233 (or equiv) RS232 IC. The standard 2x3 ISP header is provided. It also provides separate RX/TX pins for RS232 serial I/O. It is powered by the target board via the 2x3 ISP header or can be powered separately. The AT1200 contains  programming code. AVRs can be programmed using Atmels serial ISP software and can be run in BascomAVR’s IDE by selecting the External Programmer option.

CLCD1

AT45DB041 4mbit DataFlash IC

Development board with a programmable PIC16F872 for serial 1 wire connection.Use with 1,2,3 or 4 line displays. Four line character LCD shown on the left.

A small USB board based on FTDI’s FT232BM chip. Allows microcontroller TTL serial I/O via an RS232 USB connection. Ideal for a microcontroller project TTL to RS232 via a USB connection to a PC. Requires assembly

An affordable PIC network development board based upon Microchip’s TCP/IP Stack . Can also be used in conjunction with Jeremy Bentham’s TCP/IP Leanbook. Requires assembly

Similar to the Web Dev board as shown above, except this is a 3.3v board which uses Microchip’s ENC28J60 ethernet controller IC that is interfaced to a socketed PIC18LF4620 mcu this makes it easy to use other 40 pin LF PICs.  It also Includes a 3.3v reg, 24LC256 I2C eeprom and a 3.3v RS232 chip.Email if interested in this kit.

A compact USB development kit based on Microchip’s PIC16C765 microcontroller with demo programs written in PICBasicPro. Can also be used with a PIC18F4550 with minor modification.  Requires assembly

UVNC1 USB Host development board based on the FTDI Vinculum VNC1L chip. The board has one USB Type A connector and provisions for a second on. The board also has a Serial TTL header for communication via RS232 or SPI with any mcu. The VNC1L chip is reprogrammable with firmware and utilities from Vinculum website. Using simple commands one can read, write, delete, files and folders on most USB flash drives. Like those used with notebooks and PC’s.The kit has on on-board 5v and 3.3v regulators.

UVNC1 Host kit shown assembled