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Go beyond the jigsaw approach of just using blocks of code you don't understand and become a programmer who really understands how your code works. Starting with the fundamentals on C programming, this book walks you through where the C language fits with microcontrollers. Next, you'll see how to use the industrial IDE, create and simulate a project, and download your program to an actual PIC microcontroller. You'll then advance into the main process of a C program and explore in depth the most common commands applied to a PIC microcontroller and see how to use the range of control registers inside the PIC. With C Programming for the PIC Microcontroller as your guide, you'll become a better programmer who can truly say they have written and understand the code they use. You will:
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Hubert Ward has nearly 25 years of experience in teaching at the Higher National Certificate and The Higher Diploma in Electrical & Electronic Engineering. Hubert has also worked as a college lecturer and consultant in embedded programming. His work has established his expertise in the assembler language and C, MPLAX, and designing electronic circuit and PCBs using ECAD software. Hubert was also the UK technical expert in Mechatronics for three years, training the UK team and taking them to enter in the Skills Olympics in Seoul 2001, resulting in one of the best outcomes to date for the UK in Mechatronics.
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Chapter 1: IntroductionThis chapter introduces the reader to the aims and objectives of the book. It then covers some of the fundamentals of what is a micro-processor based system and how a micro-controller is different. It then covers the historic development of the 'C' programming language for PIC controllers.
Chapter 2: Our First ProgramThis chapter covers the following:
Simulating a basic program within the IDE and simulating the program with a suitable ECAD software.After reading this chapter you should be able to create a project and write a program that uses inputs from switches and turns on outputs.
Chapter 3: Updating the ProgramIn this chapter we will cover the IF Then Else instructions and saving the old program.
Chapter 4: Creating a DelayIn this chapter we will one of the most fundamental aspects of any micro-processor based system. How to overcome the fact that micros go too fast. This chapter covers the following:
Creating and calling subroutinesAfter reading this chapter you will be able to create a one second delay with any of the oscillator source and then create a variable delay. You will also learn how to create and use a subroutine
Chapter 5: Applying What We've LearnedIn this chapter we are going to apply what we have learnt in a simple program. It is probably the most common program that all new embedded programmers start with. It will take you through a structured approach to design programs.After reading this chapter you will be able to program s simple model of a set of traffic lights.
Chapter 6: Real World InputsIn this chapter we will look at using the PIC to measure real world signals such as signals from pressure, temperature and speed. It will cover the following:
Receiving an analogue input and displaying it as a binary value.After reading this chapter you will be able to use analogue inputs.
Chapter 7: How to Use The Liquid Crystal DisplayThis chapter you should be able to use the LCD it covers the following;: