PIC18 Dev Board

28 Pin PIC18 Development Board

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A 28 Pin PIC Development Board for the PIC18 series that includes footprints for and SD card and a VS1003 MP3 chip. Right now only the board Eagle files are available. I will be adding more files of firmware in the future as I test out different portions of the board.

See http://zjembedded.blogspot.com for more information.

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