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**[[NU32: A Detailed Look at Programming the PIC32 on the NU32]]
**[[NU32: A Detailed Look at Programming the PIC32 on the NU32]]
* Sample Code
* Sample Code
**[[NU32: Serial Communication with the PC]]
**[[NU32: 16x2 LCD]]
**[[NU32: Digital Input and Output]]
**[[NU32: Digital Input and Output]]
**[[NU32: Counters and Timers]]
**[[NU32: Counters and Timers]]
**[[NU32: Interrupts]]
**[[NU32: Interrupts]]
**[[NU32: Output Compare, PWM, and Analog Output]]
**[[NU32: Output Compare, PWM, and Analog Output]]
**[[NU32: Serial Communication with the PC]]
**[[NU32: 16x2 LCD]]
**[[NU32: Analog Input]]
**[[NU32: Analog Input]]
**[[NU32: Using the LS7183 Quadrature Clock Converter]]
**[[NU32: Using the LS7183 Quadrature Clock Converter]]
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**[[NU32: SPI Synchronous Serial Communication]]
**[[NU32: SPI Synchronous Serial Communication]]
**[[NU32: Watchdog Timer]]
**[[NU32: Watchdog Timer]]




== Using the NU32v2 (Winter 2011) ==
== Using the NU32v2 (Winter 2011) ==

Revision as of 20:27, 17 January 2012

Note: Some of the code on the bottom of this page was written using the CCS compiler. All new code is being written using Microchip's MPLAB X.

Link to all PIC18F sample code here.


The NUScope

Using the NU32 (Winter 2012 and on)

Using the NU32v2 (Winter 2011)

Using the PIC18F4520

Example Code in C for PIC18F4520

Using the PIC32MX Series


Other PIC Resources

Programming the PIC with Microchip's MPLAB