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Revision as of 10:24, 28 January 2011
Note: Much of the code on this page was written using the CCS compiler. All new code is being written using Microchip's MPLAB.
Using the NU32v2
- NU32v2: Introduction to the PIC32
- Sample Code
- NU32v2: Digital Input and Output
- NU32v2: Counters and Timers
- NU32v2: Interrupts
- NU32v2: Output Compare and PWM
- NU32v2: Analog Input
- NU32v2: Flash Self-Programming
- NU32v2: Input Capture
- NU32v2: UART Asynchronous Serial Communication
- NU32v2: I2C Synchronous Serial Communication
- NU32v2: SPI Synchronous Serial Communication
- NU32v2: Digital Signal Processing
- NU32v2: Watchdog Timer
- NU32v2: Simple Analog Input
- NU32v2: Serial Communication with the PC
- NU32v2: Nokia 5110 LCD
Using the PIC18F4520
- 4520 Board intro
- 4520 Board construction
- 4520 Board use
- Microcontroller PIC18F4520
- PIC MCUs: Capabilities of PIC18F4520
Example Code in C for PIC18F4520
- C Example: Parallel Interfacing with LCDs
- C Example: Digital Inputs
- C Example: PWM Motor Control
- C Example: Comparators
- C Example: Digital Outputs
- C Example: Analog Inputs
- C Example: Digital Outputs (Ports)
- C Example: Bi-Directional PWM Motor Control
- C Example: Serial LCD
Using the PIC32MX Series
- Introduction to the PIC32
- Getting Started with PIC32 (includes NU32 development board)
- Download PIC32 Tutorial Files here.
- ME 333 Lab 2 - Includes Digital IO, Analog Input, Parallel LCD and RS232 Com
- ME 333 Lab 4 - Includes PWM and Encoder Motor Control
- Microcontroller PIC32MX460F512L
- Programming HID Bootloader on PIC32
- Directions to code HelloWorld
- Directions to Load Files to PIC32 with HID Bootloader
- PIC MCUs: Capabilities of PIC32MX
- PIC32MX: Bootloader
- Simple Programs
- Communication
- Motor Control
- Capabilities
Other PIC Resources
- PIC PWM Motor Driver
- Writing Code with the C18 Compiler
- Controlling a seven segment display
- PIC Microcontrollers with C18 Compiler
- PIC Motor Control and Serial Port Example
- PIC16F684
- PIC Microcontrollers with CCS Compiler
- Stepper motor control with the PIC
- PIC/C18 Compiler Tips and Troubleshooting
- CCS C
- Analog Input
- PIC MCUs: Hardware and Connections
- Storing constant data in program memory
- PIC Analog-Digital-Converter Example
- PIC Microcontroller
- Digital inputs & outputs
- Debugging C on a PIC
- Analog Output
- PIC MCUs: Software
- Interfacing to External EEPROM
- CCS IDE
- Interrupts
- PIC16F684 Registers
- Waveform Generation with AD9833
- Waveform Generation with AD9833, and SPI
- PIC computation time benchmarks
- PICkit 1
- PIC MCUs: 4520 Board
- More debugging tips
- Example Writeup: Analog Input
- LED Drivers
- Embedded Programming Tips for CCS C
- Wireless PIC bootloading
- PIC 18f4553
- I2C Motor Controller
- Driving a piezo speaker with a PIC
- PIC Servo Controller
- Watchdog timer
- Interfacing PIC with SPI memory
- Using the LS7166 Quadrature Counter
