Midrange PIC C Programming Tutorials
The following tutorials build on the material covered in the midrange assembler tutorial series, showing how to implement the example applications from those lessons, using freely available PIC C compilers from HI-TECH Software.
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| 1: Basic Digital I/O Introducing HI-TECH C PRO and PICC-Lite Digital I/O, debouncing, and using weak pull-ups on midrange PICs Updated 23/1/10 |
L1 source |
| 2: Using Timer0 Configuring and accessing Timer0 Using Timer0 for debouncing, background tasks, event timing and counting (with some examples of C macros) Updated 23/1/10 |
L2 source |
| 3: Introduction to Interrupts Interrupt service routines, timer and external interrupts, debouncing Updated 23/1/10 |
L3 source |
| 4: IOC, Sleep Mode and the Watchdog Timer Using interrupt-on-change, sleep mode, and the watchdog timer Updated 23/1/10 |
L4 source |
| 5: Reset, Power and Clock Options Oscillator (clock) modes, power-on reset and brown-out detection Updated 23/1/10 |
L5 source |
| 6: Analog Comparators, part 1 Using the single and dual comparators and programmable voltage reference on the PIC12F629 and PIC16F684 Updated 23/1/10 |
L6 source |
| 7: Driving 7-Segment Displays Single and multiple 7-segment displays, lookup tables and interrupt-driven multiplexing Updated 5/4/10 |
L7 source |
| 8: Analog-to-Digital Conversion and Simple Filtering Analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) and using arrays and simple integer expressions to calculate a moving average Added 5/4/10 |
L8 source |
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