Perry's Electronic Projects

PIC Microcontroller Projects

Below are some of my PIC Microcontroller projects and links. Check every now and again for updates. If you have an idea for a project or have any comments please click here to send me details.

12F675 Small 8 Pin Device with 6 General Purpose inputs and outputs.

16F84 Popular 18 Pin device used in thousands of projects.

16F627/16F628 Replacement for the 16F84. These devices include on-board oscillator and serial UART.

16F876/16F877 28 Pin device and 40 Pin device for those projects that need extra I/O.

Other Electronic Projects and Links

Below are some of my other electronic projects and links. Again, check every now and again for updates. If you have an idea for a project or have any comments please click here to send me details.

Developing a PIC project in 'C'	PDF Document explaining how to develop a PIC project in 'C'
Logic Tables (PDF - 188KB)	Also known as truth tables

Decision Maker	A Red LED and Green LED are used to display yes or no.
Light Timer	Timer to switch off a light after a predetermined length of time.
PIC Programmer Instructions	Instructions on programming a PIC Microcontroller

Maplin Electronics	Supplier of electronic components
Rapid Online	Supplier of electronic components (Matrix Displays)
Crownhill Associates	Supplier of electronic components (PIC Micros)
Matrix Multimedia	Supplier of 'C' for PIC Micros and development board.
Velleman	Supplier of electronic kits including a PIC programmer (K8048)

PWM Tutorial	Tutorial by Evan Dudzik - http://www.eegeek.net/electronics/tutorials/PIC/
TinyCAD	TinyCAD is used to produce schematic diagrams. I now use Microsoft Visio.
VCad	VCad is used to create strip-board diagrams.
Smartdraw	Smartdraw is an alternative to Microsoft Visio
Textpad	Text editor with syntax highlighting for multiple programming languages including 'C'.
Microsoft Visio	Software to create diagrams and charts. I now use Visio 2003 to create circuit diagrams, flow charts and PCB layouts.
WinPicProg Tutorial	Tutorial by Nigel Goodwin based on the 16F628A Microcontroller.

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