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Programming the PIC Microcontroller with MBASIC
ID: 174518
Jack Smith
The Microchip PIC family of microcontrollers is the most popular series of microcontrollers in the world. However, no microcontroller is really good. This comprehensive reference focuses on designing with Microchip's mid-range. PIC line using MBASIC, and powerful but easy to learn programming language. It illustrates MBASIC's abilities through a series of design examples, beginning with simple PIC-based projects. Unlike other design, it also covers essential hardware and software design foundations of the PIC microcontroller series, including the MBASIC. Details of hardware / software interfacing to the PIC are also provided.
BENEFIT TO THE READER: This book provides one of the most well-known microcontroller, with numerous hardware and software design and development tools. Using MBASIC, it is possible to develop the PIC in a much shorter time frame.
* Offers a complete introduction to a the most popular microcontroller in the world, using the MBASIC compiler from a company
* Provides numerous real-world design examples, all-carefully tested
* CD contains the source code files and executables, and will be included in the MBASIC compiler, allowing engineers to work out the design exercises in the book
CHAPTER 1: What is a PICR ?; CHAPTER 2: MBasic Compiler and Development Boards; CHAPTER 3: The Basics - Output; CHAPTER 4: The Basics - Digital Input; CHAPTER 5: LCD Modules; CHAPTER 6: Reading Complex Input Switches; CHAPTER 7: Seven-Segment LED Displays; CHAPTER 8: Introductory Stepper Motors; CHAPTER 9: RS-232 Serial Interface; CHAPTER 10: Interrupts and Timers in MBasic; CHAPTER 11: Analog-to-Digital Conversion; CHAPTER 12: Digital Temperature Sensors and Real-Time Clocks; CHAPTER 13: Assembler 101; CHAPTER 14: In-Line Assembler; CHAPTER 15: Interrupt Handlers and Timers in Assembler; CHAPTER 16: Digital-to-Analog Conversion; CHAPTER 17: DTMF Tone Decoding and Telephone Interface; CHAPTER 18: External Memory; CHAPTER 19: Advanced Stepper Motors; CHAPTER 20: X-10 Home Automation; CHAPTER 21: Digital Potentiometers and Controllable Filter; CHAPTER 22: Infrared Remote Controls; CHAPTER 23: AC Power Control; CHAPTER 24: DC Motor Control; CHAPTER 25: Bar Code Reader; CHAPTER 26: Sending Morse Code; CHAPTER 27: Morse Code Reader; CHAPTER 28: Weather Station and Data Logger; CHAPTER 29: Migrating from v5.2.1.x to 5.3.0.0 and the Undocumented MBasic; APPENDIX A: Parts List; APPENDIX B: Function Index
BENEFIT TO THE READER: This book provides one of the most well-known microcontroller, with numerous hardware and software design and development tools. Using MBASIC, it is possible to develop the PIC in a much shorter time frame.
* Offers a complete introduction to a the most popular microcontroller in the world, using the MBASIC compiler from a company
* Provides numerous real-world design examples, all-carefully tested
* CD contains the source code files and executables, and will be included in the MBASIC compiler, allowing engineers to work out the design exercises in the book
CHAPTER 1: What is a PICR ?; CHAPTER 2: MBasic Compiler and Development Boards; CHAPTER 3: The Basics - Output; CHAPTER 4: The Basics - Digital Input; CHAPTER 5: LCD Modules; CHAPTER 6: Reading Complex Input Switches; CHAPTER 7: Seven-Segment LED Displays; CHAPTER 8: Introductory Stepper Motors; CHAPTER 9: RS-232 Serial Interface; CHAPTER 10: Interrupts and Timers in MBasic; CHAPTER 11: Analog-to-Digital Conversion; CHAPTER 12: Digital Temperature Sensors and Real-Time Clocks; CHAPTER 13: Assembler 101; CHAPTER 14: In-Line Assembler; CHAPTER 15: Interrupt Handlers and Timers in Assembler; CHAPTER 16: Digital-to-Analog Conversion; CHAPTER 17: DTMF Tone Decoding and Telephone Interface; CHAPTER 18: External Memory; CHAPTER 19: Advanced Stepper Motors; CHAPTER 20: X-10 Home Automation; CHAPTER 21: Digital Potentiometers and Controllable Filter; CHAPTER 22: Infrared Remote Controls; CHAPTER 23: AC Power Control; CHAPTER 24: DC Motor Control; CHAPTER 25: Bar Code Reader; CHAPTER 26: Sending Morse Code; CHAPTER 27: Morse Code Reader; CHAPTER 28: Weather Station and Data Logger; CHAPTER 29: Migrating from v5.2.1.x to 5.3.0.0 and the Undocumented MBasic; APPENDIX A: Parts List; APPENDIX B: Function Index
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