Gaurav Chaudhary has written an article detailing his Pratham – breadboardable PIC32 breakout with USB OTG , USB/SDCard/UART bootloader:
doing random projects with Microcontroller i always come into position when i need to have a bit more power and Peripherals then regular 8-bit micro or Arduino has to offer, but most of the powerful micro usually come in non-DIY Friendly SMD package or else they have very less pins like DIP-28.
so what i was need is a fairly small breakout board kind of things which should be easy to handle and should contain few necessary peripherals like bunch of LED ,few switches , USB , EEPROM , VReference for ADC ,Oscillator and Voltage regulators too. and the board also need to be low cost so that i can leave in that in the application as it is. and most important things is the board should be breadboard compatible.
so here is the solution with all of the features i can think off.
What kind of giant breadboard would this possibly fit onto ? :)
I would bridge it across *two* breadboards. I now wish there were adapters that made it easy to do this with dip parts in general because more space is sometimes better.
where can buy in India what prise
Impressive, considering the “few necessary peripherals” phrase. RGB LEDs… 3-axis gyro plus accelerometer… Barometric sensor… Magnetometer… Whoa… looks like more than a few peripherals.