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Which pic programmer do you need? This page discusses PIC programmers and gives some essential information on choosing or building your own programmer.

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Normal or Handheld Oscilloscope: You can't live without an oscilloscope in electronics but which should you choose?

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12F675 tutorial 7: A PIC based servo controller controlling a servo motor from the serial port.

A servo controller for controlling a servo motor from the serial port using a PIC Microcontroller. Project includes source code description and schematics.

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12F675 tutorial 6: Driving a servo motor using a PIC Micro.

How to generate the signal for contolling a standard (RC) servo motor using a PIC microcontroller.

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12F675 tutorial 5: Logging LM35DZ temperature to PIC internal EEPROM.

PIC temperature logging : Storing the temperature from an LM35DZ into the PIC's internal EEPROM.

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12F675 tutorial 4: Making an LM35 temperature recorder.

PIC LM35 temperature recorder project : Making a temperature recorder using a PIC microcontroller and three pin sensor IC.

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12F675 tutorial 3 : Adding a PIC Serial port.

PIC 12F675 tutorial 3 :Shows how to use a PIC serial port connecting to the PC and using a MAX232 interface chip.

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12F675 Tutorial 2 : Switch debounce solution.

12F675 Tutorial 2 : Reading keys with techniqe for switch debounce.

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A PIC 12F675 tutorial.

A PIC 12F675 tutorial with circuits and downloadable code. Learn the 12F675's peripherals and how to use them.

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SDCC - Small Device C Compiler

Information about the SDCC compiler.

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Chip pin out diagrams for some PIC chips.

Useful pin out diagrams for PIC microcontrollers - showing you pinouts for 12F675, 16F88 and 16F877A. These are the main microcontrollers used in projects on this site.

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User Menu Code

I have a project which allows the user to change several variable values through the use of a 5-button keypad. I am capable of coding the basic

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A/D conversion on PIC 16F877A with MikroC

PIC 16F877A A/D Conversion and MikroC I'm quite new to the whole PIC scene(about a month).I am using the PIC for for A/D conversion a and subsequent

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An rgb led project to drive a tri-color led.

How to drive an RGB LED - tri color led using three microcontroller pins using pulse width modulation to drive each color of the led at a different intensity.

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