Difference between revisions of "C Programming"
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<li> [[C Example: Digital Inputs|Digital Inputs]] |
<li> [[C Example: Digital Inputs|Digital Inputs]] |
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<li> [[C Example: Digital Outputs|Digital Outputs]] |
<li> [[C Example: Digital Outputs|Digital Outputs, one bit at a time]] |
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<li> [[C Example: Digital Outputs (Ports)|Digital Outputs |
<li> [[C Example: Digital Outputs (Ports)|Digital Outputs, by ports, 8 bits at a time]] |
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<li> [[C Example: Analog Inputs|Analog Inputs]] |
<li> [[C Example: Analog Inputs|Analog Inputs]] |
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<li> [[C Example: Comparators|Comparators]] |
<li> [[C Example: Comparators|Comparators]] |
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<li> [[C Example: PWM Motor Control|PWM |
<li> [[C Example: PWM Motor Control|PWM outputs, for motor control]] |
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<li> [[C Example: Bi-Directional PWM Motor Control|Bi-Directional PWM Motor Control]] |
<li> [[C Example: Bi-Directional PWM Motor Control|Bi-Directional PWM Motor Control]] |
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<li> [[C Example: Timer Interrupts|Timer Interrupts]] |
<li> [[C Example: Timer Interrupts|Timer Interrupts]] |
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<li> [[C Example: Serial LCD| |
<li> [[C Example: Serial LCD|Text output to a serial LCD display]] |
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<li> [[C Example: Parallel Interfacing with LCDs| |
<li> [[C Example: Parallel Interfacing with LCDs|Text output to a parallel LCD display]] |
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Revision as of 00:04, 30 November 2007
The following files supply simple examples of C programming, and describe the processes which are taking place. These can be copied into the Windows IDE and programmed into a PIC18F4520.