
I found a schematic online for a 3.3v logic converter for the Pickit 2, and decided to make a board for it. The key was making it very small. I wanted something I could just fit in my pocket with thePickit 2 programmer. The design has to be tested but the schematic looked sound. If you want a copy of the board in PDF to make your own just send me a message, its going to take me a little while to put the files on the server.

update: Jan 10, 2010
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hello, could you help me with the picture please, yosoy_dc@hotmail.com
What do you need to know?
Be careful with the transistors. As to not insert them backwards.
To be honest I am going to revise the document to include Base, Collector, Emitter markings.
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