This is for a complete KIT of parts. You will need to solder one SMD part (the Mini USB socket).
Other options available include an unpopulated MicroBridge PCB, as well as a Fully Assembled MicroBridge Module.
The new MicroBridge module (as featured in the May 2017 edition of Silicon Chip) is a ‘Must Have’ tool for every MicroMite user.
It performs two main functions:
- 1> A USB-to-Serial convertor – providing a link between your computer and a MicroMite
- 2> A PIC32 programmer – allowing you to update the MMBASIC firmware in your MicroMite without the need for expensive programmers
It can also power your MicroMite when the USB lead is plugged into a Computer or USB PSU.
This is for a Fully Assembled Module.
Other options available include an unpopulated MicroBridge PCB, as well as a MicroBridge KIT.
The new MicroBridge module (as featured in the May 2017 edition of Silicon Chip) is a ‘Must Have’ tool for every MicroMite user.
It performs two main functions:
- 1> A USB-to-Serial convertor – providing a link between your computer and a MicroMite
- 2> A PIC32 programmer – allowing you to update the MMBASIC firmware in your MicroMite without the need for expensive programmers
It can also power your MicroMite when the USB lead is plugged into a Computer or USB PSU.
The MicroMite LCD BackPack combines a full colour touch-sensitive LCD panel with a low-cost 32-bit microcontroller running MMBASIC.
It packs an incredible amount of power at an amazingly cheap price and opens up a world of possibilities for your next project . . . .
In stock (and by popular demand) is a BackPack Module without TFT.
NOTE: A Version 2 PCB is now available incorporating three main new additions: 1> A built-in USB interface, 2> A built-in firmware programmer, 3> Software controllable (PWM) backlight brightness
This version of the MicroMite LCD BackPack kit EXCLUDES the TFT – ideal if you already have your own ILI9341 Touch TFT screen.
NOTE: A Version 2 PCB is now available incorporating three main new additions: 1> A built-in USB interface, 2> A built-in firmware programmer, 3> Software controllable (PWM) backlight brightness
This kit allows you to build the Plug-In Development Module which has been specifically designed for use with the Micromite Keyring Computer. The Development Module allows you to easily connect a PC (or Mac) via USB enabling you to program the Micromite Keyring Computer. When using a Windows PC, the Development Module also allows you to update the MMBASIC Firmware, hence making everything future-proof.
Along with the accompanying Micromite Keyring Computer, these two kits are perfect for learning the many features of the MMBASIC programming language.
This kit allows you to build your very own MicroMite Keyring Computer as featured in EPE magazine’s monthly column, ‘Make it with Micromite‘. The Micromite Keyring Computer (MKC) will be used in the series throughout 2019 on a journey of exploration showing you just how easy it is to use the Micromite in your own projects.
Along with the accompanying Development Module, the MKC is ideal for learning the many features of the MMBASIC programming language.
An optional case (and optional silicone sleeve), are also available to complete the MKC into a very professional looking DIY product.
A KIT version of our very popular MkII 44-pin MicroMite Module. Once built, this MicroMite Module gives you access to the full set of 33 I/Os all controlled by easy MMBasic commands.
NOTE: This kit contains mainly surface mount components and therefore the ability to solder SMDs is required to assemble this kit.
This kit comprises of a Pre-Programmed PIC32MX150F128B 28-pin DIP Microcontroller and the required capacitor.
