Whilst browsing some electronic sites looking at some of the development boards and kits that are available when I noticed the Chipkit UNO, this was advertised as being pin for pin compatible with arduino shields but used a Pic micro …
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In this example we will connect a buzzer to our pic and then play a basic tune, we will use mikroC and the Sound library that is available. Here is the schematic Schematic Code The code was written in mikroC, …
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In this example we connect a push button switch to the first bit of PORT C (RC0) which will be configured as an input pin. The push button is connected to a 10k pull up resistor this means that the input pin is …
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This is the usual introduction to a different pic, this time we will start to show you some examples with the PIC16F873 microcontroller, you can find out more about this micro from Microchip but to summarise its a 28 pin sdip …
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In this example we interface an AD keypad to our PIC16F877 and we also connect an LCD display. The LCD display is simply as a debug tool to display A/D readings, the nature of an AD keypad is that there …
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The requirements when I initially investigated a development board for doing some PIC training was I required a system that could cater for a variety of different PIC microcontrollers if possible and also had various peripherals on board that could …