My recommendation would be to purchase one from Microengineering Labs
www.melabs.com they have their U2 USB programmer for around $95.00 USD.
Unless you just want to make your own, which would cost as much or more whe=
n
one factors in the time and cost of components, I would recommend buying on=
e
that is known to work. =20

Also, there is a complete development system from MikroElektronica.  I have
their EasyPIC 6 system which is awesome and it cost around $140.00 USD and
includes a built in USB programmer, among MANY other features.
MikroElektronika has a new development system available which has a few
added features over the EasyPIC 6 and it is around $149.00 USD.

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[We have a project and we are trying to make a pic programmer.We want to
learn how can we use usb port, how can we connect usb and pic and how can
communicate pic and usb?]

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