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In this lab you will practice interfacing your NU32 PIC32 board to simple circuits. |
In this lab you will practice interfacing your NU32 PIC32 board to simple circuits. |
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Revision as of 15:12, 11 January 2010
PCB Artist
You should be familiar with making a circuit schematic and PCB design in PCB Artist.
Demonstrate that you can build a PCB by editing the following: ...
PIC32
In this lab you will practice interfacing your NU32 PIC32 board to simple circuits.
The goal of this lab is to design and breadboard a circuit that reads an analog voltage from a potentiometer and constantly outputs the value of the voltage on the LCD. When a push button, external to your NU32 PIC32 board, is pressed, the PIC sends the value of the voltage at that moment to a PC via an RS232 to USB cable.
Work out this lab in steps:
- Get a potentiometer and a push button and practice PIC32MX: Digital Inputs and PIC32MX: Analog Inputs.
- Get an LCD and follow the instructions on PIC32MX: Parallel LCD to write a program to control it.
- Follow the instructions at PIC32MX: RS232 and write a program that sends a message to a PC over the RS232 to USB cable in your group box.
