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Notice
Assignment
Coding
Burning
Serial
Transmission
Sample
Codes
Applications
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PIC Micro-Controller Sample Codes:
If you have some code to share with the class as samples of a
call, function, action, algorhythm, programming style, utility,
header, etc... Please email it to me (along with a brief description
of what it does and what it needs/depends on) and I will post
it on the site. Once we get through the Micro-Controller assignment,
I hope to also put up everyone's codes.
Sample Codes:
| delay-routine
- Ben Buchwald |
a little routine to delay for
some number of milliseconds. I thought other people might
want to use it. The code is below. Before calling this routine,
set W to the number of milliseconds you want to delay. |
| fab.media.mit.edu/~zi201/sample.c |
Zeynep's simple sample file for CCS
PIC C- does RS232 and turns on/off LEDs |
| writei2c.c
& readi2c.c - Dave |
i2c communication between a PIC and an
EEPROM
Here are a couple of sample files that
demonstrates the "i2c" communication between a
PIC and EEPROM. The idea behind i2c communication is that
a byte is sent over one pin (each bit in succesion in time)
rather than over 8 pins at the same time (one for each bit).
This makes components smaller and layout easier.
(writei2c.c)
The PIC increments addresses from 0 to 255 and burns a value
of 0 to 255 corresponding to each address on the EEPROM.
(readi2c.c)
The PIC increments address from 0 to 255 and reads the data
back from the EEPROM corresponding ot each address. It outputs
the data from the EEPROM to port B on the PIC (8 pins).
-Dave |
| snd.c, rcva.c
& rcvb.c |
i2c communication between 3 PICs - this
sample changes the PWM output of each PIC via i2c. |
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Check out these sites:
http://academic1.bellevue.edu/robots/pic1.html
Be sure to review the example files that come with whatever
compiler you are using. They are quite helpful.
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