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Vszerda PICkit 3.5 Microcontroller Programmer Debugger

SKU CH-4K7A-FW6V6

In-circuit debugger and programmer for PIC microcontrollers with USB interface and 1.8–5V operation

  • Supports PIC16, PIC18, PIC24 and dsPIC series
  • Firmware self-recovery protects against corrupted updates
  • USB-powered operation from 1.8 V to 5 V
  • Built-in over-voltage and short-circuit monitor
  • Diagnostic LEDs show power, activity and status

PIC MCU Development Kit

The Vszerda PICkit 3.5 is a flash programmer and in-circuit debugger designed for PIC microcontroller development. It connects to a PC via USB and is controlled by MPLAB X IDE on Windows. The kit targets students, hobbyists and engineers learning or evaluating PIC devices.

USB-Powered In-Circuit Tool

The debugger draws power from the USB port and operates across a 1.8 to 5V target voltage range. It uses the ICSP interface to program and debug target boards without removing the MCU. Built-in over-voltage and short-circuit monitors protect both the tool and the target hardware during development.

Firmware-Upgradable PICkit 3 Upgrade

This 3.5 revision adds firmware self-recovery and upgrade capability so future PIC models can be supported without new hardware. It replaces older PICkit 3 units that lack self-recovery. The jump is worthwhile for teams maintaining long-term PIC16, PIC18, PIC24 or dsPIC projects needing ongoing device support.

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Questions about this item

What is the lowest voltage the PICkit 3.5 can supply to a target PIC microcontroller?

The PICkit 3.5 can supply a low voltage range down to 1.8 V for target PIC microcontrollers.

Does the PICkit 3.5 generate noticeable heat or fan noise during all-day debugging sessions?

The PICkit 3.5 has no fan and runs cool; only the diagnostic LEDs show power, active and status conditions.

Which MPLAB IDE version and host OS are required to operate the PICkit 3.5?

The PICkit 3.5 works with MPLAB X IDE on a Windows platform using standard USB drivers.

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