PICmicro Database

Struggling to Find the Exact PIC or dsPIC Microcontroller Specs for Your Next Embedded Project?

Manually cross-referencing datasheets and application notes wastes hours of development time. PICmicro Database by Iero delivers a comprehensive, offline-searchable reference library for Microchip Technology’s PIC and dsPIC microcontroller families. Whether you are selecting a new MCU for a prototype or verifying pin compatibility during a PCB layout, this tool puts critical electrical and mechanical data at your fingertips.

The app provides a structured, filterable catalog of thousands of components. You can sort by core architecture (8-bit, 16-bit, or DSC), package type, memory size, peripheral set, or operating voltage. Each entry includes detailed specifications: program memory, RAM, EEPROM, I/O pins, ADC channels, timers, communication interfaces (UART, SPI, I²C, CAN, USB), and maximum clock speed. Future updates promise expanded datasets and a project bookmarking system to streamline your workflow.

For power users who manage multiple design tools, the application integrates directly with the free Electrodoc suite available on Android. This allows you to cross-reference resistor color codes, pinout diagrams, and logic gate functions without leaving the MCU selection interface. No subscription is required for full access to the microcontroller database—though an optional one-time in-app purchase removes all banner ads and enables priority access to new device releases.

Core Technical Capabilities

• Filter across 3,000+ PIC and dsPIC models by pin count (6 to 144), flash size (up to 2 MB), and temperature range (-40°C to +125°C).
• View pinout diagrams with alternate function overlays for each peripheral (PWM, CCP, ECCP, MSSP, EUSART).
• Compare up to four microcontrollers side-by-side on memory, speed, and I/O availability.
• Export selected device parameters as a CSV file for inclusion in BOMs or design documentation.
• Receive push notifications when new Microchip devices are added to the database or when errata sheets are updated.

Why This App Belongs in Every Embedded Engineer’s Toolkit

You might enjoy having a dedicated, ad-free reference that works offline—no Wi-Fi required in the lab or field. Consider downloading PICmicro Database if you frequently need to check maximum ADC resolution, verify timer prescaler options, or confirm whether a specific PIC supports USB OTG. The clean, dark-mode interface reduces eye strain during long debugging sessions, and the integrated search bar accepts both part numbers and partial keywords (e.g., “PIC18F” or “dsPIC33EP”).

Download Mobile App Now

We suggest trying PICmicro Database for your next component selection task. Open the Google Play Store, search for “PICmicro Database” by Iero, and install it on your Android device. Start browsing, filtering, and comparing MCUs within seconds.

Heads up: you’ll need an Android device running version 5.0 or later for full compatibility. The database is pre-loaded, so no active internet connection is required for browsing specs. Some advanced features, like CSV export and no-ads mode, are unlocked via a single in-app purchase.