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At 02:35 PM 4/1/96 -0800, you wrote:
>Does anyone know of a source for low-cost prototyping boards for
>PIC's? What I have in mind is a bare board (something like
>Microchip's PICDEM) with solder holes for a PIC plus various
>other likely parts such as pull up/down resistors for the i/o
>ports, serial interface such as Max-232, pin headers for flat
>cable connectors, etc.
>
>Thanks, D.M.

Have you seen Micro-Engineering Lab's bare boards? They are available from
Parallax, Inc. - (916) 624-8333.

Also, since you asked, my company, E-LAB Digital Engineering, Inc.
manufactures a board that greatly simplifies PIC design.  It has on-board
power regulation, clock, a/d, 36 terminal blocks, expansion port - even a
direct LCD connection port!

If you'd like a free information pack (anyone), please e-mail your POSTAL
mailing address to:   tpeterson@netins.net
and ask for a PICPlus(tm) information packet.

I hope to be of some assistance to you!

Todd Peterson

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