MIKROE PIC18F86J50 MCU Card Owner’s Manual
- June 1, 2024
- MikroE
Table of Contents
MIKROE PIC18F86J50 MCU Card
INTRODUCTION
PID: MIKROE-4040
MCU Card is a standardized add-on board, which allows very simple installation and replacement of the microcontroller unit (MCU) on a development board equipped with the MCU Card socket. By introducing the new MCU Card standard, we have ensured absolute compatibility between the development board and any of the supported MCUs, regardless of their PIN and compatibility. MCU Cards are equipped with two 168-pin mezzanine connectors, allowing them to support even MCUs with extremely high pin count. Their clever design allows very simple usage, following the well-established plug-and-play concept of the Click board™ line of products.
Specifications
| Type | 8th Generation |
|---|---|
| Architecture | PIC (8-bit) |
| MCU Memory (KB) | 64 |
| Silicon Vendor | Microchip |
| Pin count | 80 |
| RAM (Bytes) | 4096 |
| Supply Voltage | 3.3V |
Downloads
MCU Card Flyer
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- ISO 9001: 2015 certification of quality management system (AMS).
Product Usage Instructions
Installation
- Ensure that your development board or system is powered off.
- Locate the MCU Card slot on your device.
- Align the MCU Card connectors with the slot and gently push it in until fully seated.
- Power on your device and proceed with programming or interfacing with the MCU Card.
Programming
- Connect the necessary programming hardware or tools to the MCU Card.
- Launch your preferred Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for PIC programming.
- Load your project code into the IDE and select the appropriate settings for the PIC18F86J50 MCU.
- Initiate the programming process to flash the code onto the MCU Card.
Testing and Troubleshooting
- After programming, connect the MCU Card to your system and power it on.
- Verify that the programmed functionality is working as expected.
- If you encounter any issues, refer to the datasheet or contact technical support for assistance.
Downloads
- MCU Card Flyer
- PIC18F86J50 Datasheet
- SiBRAIN for PIC18F86J50 schematic
FAQ
Q: How do I update the firmware on the MCU Card?
A: To update the firmware on the MCU Card, follow these steps:
- Obtain the latest firmware update file from the manufacturer’s website.
- Connect the MCU Card to your computer using a suitable programming tool.
- Use the provided software utility to load and flash the new firmware onto the MCU Card.
- After successful flashing, disconnect the MCU Card and test its functionality.
Q: What is the recommended operating temperature for the MCU Card?
A: The recommended operating temperature range for the MCU Card is between
-40°C to +85°C.
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