Best Microcontroller Projects


[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Add to Newsgator
Subscribe with Bloglines


Home
Forum
LCD-KEYS OnePort
PIC Introduction
PIC Programmer
Schematic Tool
PIC Projects
Tips & Techniques
PIC Tutorials
C Course
Digital Downloads
Store
My SECRET
Oscilloscopes
About Me
Search This Site
Freebies
Articles
Problem?-Solution
Books
Resource Links
Site Map
Your Projects
Video du Jour
Rant/Rave
Privacy Policy
Contact
Terms of Use



PIC Timer 1 calculator

With the PIC Timer 1 calculator you can see the resulting frequencies and periods when you change three pieces of information. :
  • Frequency (the default is 4MHz).
  • The Prescaler ratio.
  • Timer 1 offset (or value) (using 2 sliders or the spinbox).
Jump to PIC Timer 0 calculator.
Jump to PIC Timer 2 calculator.

For the installation instructions of the tclet plugin click this page.

Note:
There is a screenshot of the Timer 1 calculator in operation further down the page showihg you what the tool looks like if the runtime is not installed.

PICTimer 1 hardware Block diagram [from 33023a.pdf]
PIC Timer 1 block diagram 33023a.pdf

PICTimer 1 registers [from 33023a.pdf] PIC Timer 1 registers

Here's the program that you can run in this page: If you see a blank area or 'click to load' visit this page for installation instructions (you only need to do install this plugin once).

PICTimer 1 calculator



Three sliders let you change the values by dragging a control up and down on the screen and the resulting changes are immediately shown in this page.   The first is for the prescaler and the other two are the high and low byte for the timer value. You can also set the timer value by typing into the spinbox - top left (or use the up/down arrows to change the value in the spinbox).

Screen shot of PICTimer 1 calculator in action

PIC Timer 1 calculator



Jump from PIC Timer 1 calculator to
Best-Microcontroller-Projects Home Page


Don't forget to Sign Up for your

Microcontroller Newsletter

With "Essential tips and techniques",

..."New Site Info" and more...

Including a free project :

How to drive an LCD and 12key keypad using "Only One 8 Bit Port" with no interface logic!...

(Works for any microcontroller)

This costs you : Nothing...
Just fill out the form below and you'll get full C source code and project schematic and description.



:
:
Don't worry -- your e-mail address is totally secure. I promise to use it only to send you MicroZine
Google
 
  Best Microcontroller projects.