Make PIC microcontroller based Arduino Development Board

Welcome to this course.

Have you ever wanted to try a Code on your PIC Microcontroller, but didn't have the programmer?

Do you wish to have your very own Arduino Like PIC Microcontroller Board that you can easily plug via USB and start coding your projects?

Are you tired from the process of removing a Microcontroller from the board to reprogram it for development, testing and improving your projects?

The Solution is here >> Our Brand New Course

This Course will show you in a step by step manner, how to make your very own PIC Microcontroller USB Enabled Training Board (Just like the Arduino Board)

All that you need to do is plug the USB Cable and start writing your code to PIC Microcontroller in no time and see the results without having to remove anything, a healthy helpful testing, and development environment of your own creation.

This is available for your in this course + Bonuses and additional Material + Breadboard and PCB Design if you just want to try things out before mass production 

This guild will help you know how to make PIC Microcontroller Based Arduino Like board at home Step by Step

This tutorial shows you how to build a PIC Microcontroller compatible board, it will take you in a step by step manner to know what each component inside the Arduino board is, and what it does and how to wire it up

You will know what is the actual brain in Pinguino board and what you can do with it and how to interface it with your own PC and send codes freely, you will no longer burn a code to a board that you know nothing about it's hardware.

After this course you will be able to make your own board on a breadboard or PCB the choice is yours to make since all connections are explained in details.

Who this course is for:

• Electronics Geeks
• Arduino Geeks
• Anyone Interested in Learning New Things about Pinguino (PIC Microcontroller Based Arduino)
• Anyone Interested in Knowing how Pinguino (PIC Microcontroller Based Arduino) board actually works
• Anyone Interested in Knowing what each component inside Pinguino (PIC Microcontroller Based Arduino) does