Baseline PIC C Programming Tutorials
The following tutorials build on the material covered in the baseline assembler tutorial series, showing how to implement the example applications from those lessons, using freely available PIC C compilers from Microchip (XC8) and CCS.
To get the most out of these lessons, you should purchase the Gooligum baseline training and development board,
which was designed to complement this tutorial series.
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Download all the baseline C lessons as a single zip file: baseline_C.zip
or access them individually:
Click on the lesson title to read each tutorial (PDF).
Right-click the source code links to save the code for that tutorial to your PC.
| 1: Basic Digital Output Introducing XC8 and CCS PCB Simple control of digital output pins on baseline PICs Updated 29/8/12 |
L1 source |
| 2: Reading Switches Reading and debouncing simple switches and using internal pull-ups Updated 4/8/12 |
L2 source |
| 3: Using Timer0 Configuring and accessing Timer0 Using Timer0 for event timing, background tasks, debouncing switches, and counting (with some examples of C macros) Updated 5/8/12 |
L3 source |
| 4: Sleep Mode and the Watchdog Timer Using sleep mode, wakeup on change, and the watchdog timer on baseline PICs Updated 8/8/12 |
L4 source |
| 5: Driving 7-Segment Displays Single and multiple 7-segment displays, lookup tables and multiplexing on baseline PICs (using the PIC16F506) Updated 8/8/12 |
L5 source |
| 6: Analog Comparators Comparators, fixed and programmable voltage references Updated 9/8/12 |
L6 source |
| 7: Analog-to-Digital Conversion and Simple Filtering Analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) and calculating a moving average (accessing banked memory) Updated 10/8/12 |
L7 source |
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