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Emulator Selection Guides
MicroController Pros Corporation (µCPros) is an authorized distributor for many microcontroller tool vendors, which enables us to offer you a large selection of Microcontroller Development Tools at your browser's finger-tips for your convenient online shopping, feature- and price-comparison. Thus they have this nifty comparison chart service for emulators from many manufacturers. Especially strong in the 8051, AVR, PIC, and other 8-Bit area.
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Guide to use the PIC
On these pages, I will introduce the electronic circuits making which used the PIC(Peripheral Interface Controller) which is the one-chip microprocessor. I will make this page for the beginner of PIC including me.
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Introducing the Microchip PIC
Many people would like to get started with microcontrollers, but don't know how to begin. That's what this page is all about -- how to get started. With a microcontroller you can do things that would be difficult to do with discrete logic. Besides its power, you can easily 'change your mind' with a microcontroller -- something you can't do with discrete logic.
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Introduction to C and the PIC Microcontroller
In this lab you will be introduced to the programming language C, and the PIC16F873, a popular and very widely used m-controller (read micro-controller). m-controllers find use in devices that needs some intelligence but not a huge amount of processing power (eg, fancy graphical interfaces, massive computing needs). You can find these devices in cars (engine control, anti-lock brakes...), in appliances, etc... There are many ways to program...
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OOPic -vs- Basic Stamp / A buyers guide
This comparison chart is provided to guide a potential buyer in selecting the micro-controller that best suit his/her needs. The Information provided in the following chart has been collected from the actual text of the product manuals and FAQs of the components represented.
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PIC Microchip @ Wikipedia
PIC is a family of Harvard architecture microcontrollers made by Microchip Technology, derived from the PIC1640[1] originally developed by General Instrument's Microelectronics Division. The name PIC initially referred to 'Programmable Interface Controller'[2], but shortly thereafter was renamed 'Programmable Intelligent Computer'.[3] PICs are popular with developers and hobbyists alike due to their low cost, wide availability, large user...
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The Basics of Programming and Using a PIC Microcontroller
The purpose of this guide is to help those who are familiar with electronics and writing PIC microcontroller software to program and use PIC microcontrollers at home. The first part of this guide will help select a PIC programmer by comparing the current options versus cost and functionality. The second part of this guide will demonstrate the use of one of the programmers mentioned in part I. The third and final part will explain the...
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