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 PIC Microcontroller Projects
Below are some of my PIC Microcontroller projects. My Projects are free to download but you will need to register (once only) for the code to unlock the project files. If you have an idea for a project or have any comments please click here to send me details. Check back every now and again for updates.
 

23/01/2011 - Update to Digital Clock - - - - Coming Soon - LED Temperature Display, Digital Clock using 16F876 and a Tutorial of developing a PIC project

16F84 Digital Clock

This is a digital clock that tells the time and date at the same time on LED displays. The clock is based around a 16F84 Microchip Microcontroller and the program is written in 'C'. The program handles leap years but does not change the time for daylight saving. The time is set using two buttons. One advances through hours, minutes, days, months and years. The other button is used to increment the digits. A feature of the program is time correction. You can set the value to lose or gain time to keep the clock accurate. Once set the clock will be very accurate. The project file below contains project details, schematic and HEX file. Please contact me if the C program is required.

Updated 23/01/2011 - Download - Clock_84_c.zip (592 KB)

 

Coming Soon Based on 16F876 - Download - clock_876.zip (xxx KB)

 


16F84 Lottery Number Predictor

This project is used to generate a random number to be used in the UK national lottery. The random number is between 1 and 49. You press the button to randomly choose a number. This needs to be done six times for a single entry in the UK national lottery. The number is displayed on a 2 digit LED display.

Download - lnp.zip (370 KB)


12F629 / 12F675 Smart Torch

This project is for a small LED torch that attaches to your key chain so it is ready for use any time. The difference with this torch is that it has a few smart features. It is push button controlled so that you do not have to hold down the button to keep the LED illuminated. It has two LED’s and you can select to have one or both LED’s on for more light or less battery usage. But unlike other torches this one will turn itself off after 1 minute to save the battery.

Another handy feature is that another LED can be enabled to flash at 30 second intervals to help you locate your torch/keys in the dark.

Download - Torch_a.zip (388 KB)


My Project Archive

My projects are provided free for non-commercial use and are provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. I have taken every care to make sure the information presented is accurate and where code is reused to credit the original author. Please send me your comments or inform me of inaccuracies by clicking here. If you like any of my projects please consider making a donation.


 
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