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Description: This is the PICAXE-14M2 microcontroller chip.
PICAXE is a neat entry-level microcontroller system that is relatively cheap to get started with. The chip is programmed with a simple serial connection and the BASIC development environment is free! PICAXE has some excellent educational applications and support, and is a great entryway into more complicated embedded systems. If you’re looking for a place to start with microcontrollers, PICAXE is a great way to go!
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Replaces: COM-08351
Customer Reviews
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1 of 1 found this helpful:
An alternative to Arduino..within limits...
These chips are extremely easy to work with. They aren’t Arduino killers, but fill in very nicely where you don’t need/want a separate circuit board or need to roll your own PCB.
2 of 2 found this helpful:
The 14M2 is an excellent balance of pins and features
I cut my teeth learning PICAXE BASIC using the 14M2. This chip is a great place to start for most projects since it has good amount of I/O pins, multiple ADC channels, Hardware PWM, and 2 memory slots (using ProgramEditor6). It’s my pic (oooo) of the litter. Here’s the pinout for this chip: ttp://www.picaxe.com/Site_Resources/Media/Site_1/pinout/pinout14m2.jpg
Shouldn’t this be in the Components|PICAXE Microcontrollers section instead of Development Tools|PICAXE section?
I agree with MattTheGeek here, “Yay! The Picaxe-14M2 is here! Yay!”
Probably :-)
Fixed.
This typo is on all PICAXE IC pages: “…If you’re look for a place to start…”
Finally, the PICAXE-14M2 is here!