For PIC32 Starter Kit

Bring the signals from the expansion connector to 0.100" connectors.

Project Highlights

Access to all expansion pins. The signals are brought out to 0.100" connectors. Sockets are installed to accept prototyping wire.
Communication: Board space is provided for the UB232R USB to RS-232 interface chip/board. The signals are jumpered so they can be disconnected from the PIC32.
Nuts. Well, it is a prototype. I'll put copper on the back and LEDs for +5 and +3.3 power, and let someone else solder the itty bitty parts.

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Build it up.

December 2003

Bare board. The front view of the board.

Prototype under test.

March 2008

These are back from the board house. I'm deciding if I it is good or needs change. Send email if you want me to make some extras.

LEDs for 5V and 3.3V indicators.

PIC32 Fanout Board

Build it up.

December 2003

Prototype under test.

March 2008