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K150 PIC ICSP programmer
The K150 PIC ICSP Programmer is a USB-based programmer for PIC microcontrollers, supporting ICSP for easy in-circuit programming.
The K150 PIC ICSP Programmer is a compact and cost-effective device used for programming Microchip PIC microcontrollers through the ICSP (In-Circuit Serial Programming) interface. It supports a wide range of PIC16, PIC18, and selected PIC12 series microcontrollers, making it ideal for students, hobbyists, and embedded system developers.
The programmer connects to a PC via USB and works with popular programming software such as Microchip MPLAB (with compatible drivers) and other third-party PIC programming tools. It allows users to read, write, verify, and erase PIC microcontroller memory quickly and reliably.
With its simple design and ICSP cable support, the K150 programmer enables in-circuit programming without removing the microcontroller from the target board. It is widely used in educational labs, DIY electronics projects, product prototyping, and firmware development.

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- Â Support 802.11b / n / g wireless standard
- Independent development MCU platform
- High cost performance
- Support UART / GPIO data communication interface
- Support STA / AP / STA + AP coexistence mode of operation
- Support SmartLink intelligent networking (APP)
- Support wireless upgrade firmware
- Support WPS network configuration
- Built-in onboard antenna &Temperature and humidity sensor
- RGB three-color light adjustable
- Provide rich AT command set configuration
- Free AiCloud cloud service for debugging
- 3 AA batteries / 5V adapter power supply
- Size: 61.6mm x 56.2mm;

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