PIC Projects for Non-Programmers

The PIC is one of the leading microcontrollers for professional applications, but also the first choice for experimenters and students. This title helps to build your own tried and test projects. It presents 10 projects with the introductory material that you need to get up and running.

Autorentext
Author of several successful PIC books including the PIC Microcontroller Project Book and PIC Robotics. He has written 25+ articles in such magazines as Make and Circuit Cellar. He owns Images Scientific Products which develops and sells kits for building electronic projects.

Klappentext

John Iovine, successful author, has created his next masterwork with PIC Projects for Beginners. Engineers and hobbyists new to the market-leading PIC microcontroller who want to create something today will find a valuable resource in this book. Along with 10 projects from LED screens to walking robots, the reader will get a symbolic compiler that will allow the creation of "code" via flowcharts immediately that will get a project up and running quickly. The ability to create applications with the PIC on day 1 will keep the reader turning the page for more. As an added bonus, three extra projects are available on a companion website for continued learning and enjoyment.

Zusammenfassung
Suitable for engineers and hobbyists new to the PIC, this book provides various PIC projects, helping them use a symbolic compiler that allows them to create 'code' via flowcharts immediately, getting their projects up and running quickly.

Inhalt

Ch 1 Flowcode Program Installation

Ch 2 Writing Our First Program "Wink"

Ch 3 Uploading "Wink" Into Microcontroller(s)

Ch 4 Binary Number System - Output Data

Ch 5 Reading Data on Input Lines

Ch 6 Language Reference Guide:

Ch 7 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

Ch 8 RS232 Serial Communication

Ch 9 Analog to Digital Converters

Ch 10 Power Control from DC Motor to AC Appliances