Software > Compilers
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High-level software for producing microcontroller code.
PIC, AVR, ARM and 8051 compilers are available in C, BASIC and Pascal variants.
Other software applications, such as visual tools for for working with graphic LCDs and touch-screens, are also available.
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Accessory Boards
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Boards which can be used to add additional functionality to your design.
A very large variety are available, from accelerometers to GSM/GPRS modules.
Boards may feature an interface standard, such as IDC10 or mikroBus, which makes it easy to connect them to Development Systems or other boards which also feature that connection standard.
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PIC clicker is a compact and cost-effective board, featuring the PIC18F47J53 microcontroller as well as a mikroBus socket for easily connecting "click" accessory boards (3.3V I/O levels). It also features a USB connector, two LEDs and two push buttons, mikroProg programming connector and an expansion header. The board comes pre-loaded with a fast USB HID bootloader. |
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Programs almost any PIC, from PIC10 to PIC32. |
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With the Buggy, you’ll be able to develop autonomus or semiautonomus robotic four-wheelers. Just plug in a clicker 2 or mikroMedia board into the driver’s seat (that’s the onboard clicker 2 / mikroMedia socket). Then tune it up, modify and repurpose it for any task — Buggy features three mikroBUS sockets; if you put a clicker 2 in the drivers’s seat, that’s five slots for various sensors and communication boards.
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