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More information about Microchip PIC micro-controllers are commonly used in some DIY kits produced by Museum Jan Corver. PICs are produced by their manufacturer Microchip. In some cases a similar processor from another manufacturer has been used instead. We frequently receive requests for information from amateurs whishing to program these small RISC processors themselves. These pages contain some information and some popular links to other websites, just to get you started. Most links are applicable to Windows users, but we've also included some links for users of alternative operating systems.   Algemeen The manufacturer: Microchip This is the manufacturer of the well known Microchip PIC micro-controllers. Al lot of information is avaialable, including specifications, software and further links. 8 component PIC programmer No part PIC programmer (NOPPP, beta) TOPIC programmer Information on this subject from the University of Twente (Netherlands) Examples and source codes by Marc, PE1RRT Download Datasheet PIC16F84(A) in PDF format 495K PDF file This is one of the most popular Microchip components, used in many amateur projects. Apple Macintosh Macintosh PIC programmer Deck programmer MacPIC An assembler and simulator for the full range of PIC controllers Suitable for the Apple Macintosh. Linux Linux-version of the PIC programmer Amiga SiliconStudio software and build-yourself hardware EMPIC Shareware program for the Amiga (sorry, no link available). RISC OS (Acorn, RiscStation, Iyonix) PICsuite A complete set of tools, including a programmer, emulator, software, etc. It allows you to program your own PIC controller from within the RISC OS environment.

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