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A comprehensive, highly illustrated introduction to microelectronic systems using the PIC microcontroller

Table of Contents

1. Computer Systems2. Microcontroller Operation3. A Simple PIC Application4. PIC Program Development5. Internal Architecture 6. Programming Techniques7. Development Systems8. Application Design9. Program Debugging10. Hardware Prototyping11. Motor Applications 12. More PIC Microcontrollers13. More PIC Applications14. More Control Systems

AppendixA. Binary Numbers B. Microelectronic DevicesC. Digital Systems D. DIZI84 BoardE. DIZI690 Board

About the Author

Martin Bates is one of the leading authors specializing in introductory level texts on PIC microcontrollers for the academic, professional and hobby markets, with 20 years’ experience of teaching microprocessor systems.

Reviews

"For undergraduate students and entry level hobbyists, this introductory volume on programming PIC microcontrollers provides practical instruction, as well as theoretical background information, in working with modern microelectronics. Beginning with an overview of terms and concepts, the work covers topics such as microcontroller architecture, application design, program debugging, PIC motor applications, and control systems. Chapters include illustrations, code examples, exercise questions and sample applications, and access to additional online resources is provided. This third edition is updated to account for advances in microcontroller technology and references both modern chips as well as the classic PIC16F84A. Author information is not provided."--Reference and Research News, October 2012