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"EMail" Project

Looking back at this project, it really is a nice beginning to what could be a range of different PICmicro Internet applications. The project here is really just the beginning to what could be a number of different, interesting applications. Note that the S7600A ONLY runs at 3.3 Volts.

Click Here to look at the application's source code.

The circuit used for this application is in pdf format and can be seen Here.

The bill of materials for this application is listed in the table below. Note that the prototype was built on the Seiko ISA developer's card which avoided the need for coming up with a method of connecting the SMT S7600A to a wire wrap or point to point prototype card.

Part Description
U1 PIC16F877-04/P
U2 Seiko S7600A TCP Protocol Stack
U3 LT1331 Single Voltage RS-232 Interface
U4 LT1121-3.3CN +3.3Volt Regulator
Y1 4 MHz Ceramic Resonator with Internal Capacitors
R1 10K, 1/4 Watt Resistor
C1, C3, C6 - C12 0.1 uF, 16 Volt Tantalum Capacitors
C4 - C5 10 uF, 35 Volt Electrolytic Capacitors
J1 Male 9 Pin D-Shell Connector
J2 Female 9 Pin D-Shell Connector
J3 2.5 mm Power Socket
Miscellaneous Seiko "iChip Designer's Kit" ISA Prototyping card, Wiring, External PC Modem