Hello friends, hope you all are fine and having fun with your lives. Today's tutorial is about speed control of DC Motor using PIC Microcontroller. I haven't written this tutorial by myself. Instead this tutorial is written by one of my very good friend Salah Dahouathi. We had an interaction through his awesome Facebook group Let's Think Binary and I would suggest you guys to join it as well, because he posted many projects in his group. So, after having a look at his work, I asked him to write for our blog which he gladly accepted and here's his first post. :) I hope you guys are gonna enjoy this one and will get knowledge out of it. So let's get started with this speed control of DC Motor using PIC Microcontroller tutorial.
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Hello everyone, I hope you all are doing great. Today, I am going to share a very basic tutorial on PIC Microcontroller, which is Interfacing of Keypad with PIC Microcontroller. I have designed this simulation of Keypad with PIC Microcontroller in Proteus ISIS and the simulation along with code is given below for download. But I would suggest you to read it first and then design it on your own so that you learn most out of it.
In today's tutorial, I am not gonna discuss the details of How keypad works because I have discussed it in detail in my old tutorial Interfacing of Keypad with Arduino so if you don't have much idea about working of keypad then I would recommend you to read that tutorial first, before proceeding with today's tutorial. I hav ...
Today's post based on my personal experience so I thought of sharing it with you guys. Today I thought of using PICkit3 for programming PIC microcontroller. Before that, I was using PIC JDM Programmer for PIC , the only reason for switching is the usb port as I want to burn the PIC on my laptop instead of PC, as my laptop don't have serial port. So, I connected PICkit3 with my laptop and tested it with MPLAB and it worked well. But actually the project on which I am currently working demands MikroC (Client's requirement to use MikroC compiler but personally I always prefer MPLAB).
Anyways I thought it wont be much of an issue to connect it but when i practically did that i was kind of surprised, there was no method anywhere (at least i didn't fi ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are fine and having fun with your lives. In today's post, I am going to share How to interface LM35 with PIC Microcontroller. I have already shared Interfacing of LM35 with Arduino so now we are gonna interface this same temperature sensor with PIC Microcontroller. Interfacing LM35 with PIC isn't much difficult as its a simple sensor which gives us analog output and we just need to read this output and convert it into temperature format. Before going into details, you should first read the Interfacing of LM35 with Arduino as I have given the basic details of this LM35 sensor in that post. You should also have a look at How to use 18B20 in Proteus.
So, today I am not gonna go into the details of this temperature sensor ...
Hello friends, hope you all are fine and having fun with your lives. Today, I am going to share Pure Sine Wave Inverter Simulation in Proteus. I have already posted a tutorial on Pure Sine Wave Inverter Design, which got quite popular and I got a lot of requests on posting its simulation in Proteus. So, I worked on it and finally I got it working and here I am sharing it with your guys. As, it got a lot of effort to design it in Proteus that's why its not open source but I have placed a very small amount of $50 on it and you can easily buy it from shop by clicking on the below button. It include the complete code as well as the Proteus Simulation working perfectly.
Let's start with the basics of Pure Sine Wave Inverter Simulation, first of all, I ...
Hello friends, hope you all are fine and having fun in your lives. Today, I am going to share Top 3 PIC C Compiler. We all know about PIC Microcontrollers because of which now we can quite easily add complex automation in our projects. So, today, I am going to share C compilers for PIC Microcontrollers. When an engineer starts working on some engineering project then he must have to choose a microcontroller. PIC is most commonly used Microcontroller in engineering projects. So, now when you have selected that you are gonna use PIC Microcontroller in your project then there comes a need which compiler to use for designing programming code for PIC Microcontroller.
It's quite a difficult as well as important decision because I have seen that once you ...
Hey Guys! Hope you are doing well. I am back to give you valuable information as per your technical needs and requirements. Today, I’ll unlock the detailed Introduction to PIC16F877.
It is an 8-bit PIC microcontroller that comes with 40-pin interface (PDIP). It is based on Flash type memory. The High-Performance RISC CPU is incorporated inside the device that comes with only 35 single-word instructions, targeting mainly two types of instructions: single cycle and double-cycle.
In this post, I'll cover each and everything related to PIC16F877: its features, pinout and pin description, main functions, memory interface, compiler and burner used and applications. Let's dive right in and get down to the nitty-gritty of this tiny device.
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Hello friends, hope you all are fine and enjoying good health. Previously, we have seen Functions available in PIC18F452. In today's tutorial we are gonna have a look at How to install MPLAB software. Until now, we have seen only what is PIC Microcontroller and what is it capable of? Now we are gonna move a little further and will see how we can burn program into it and get it our slave. So in orde ...
Hi Friends! Hope you are doing well. Today, I'll cover the details on the Introduction to PIC16F676. It is an 8-bit CMOS PIC microcontroller, based on Flash and developed by Microchip. It comes in 14-pin interface with high-performance RISC CPU that makes it an ideal choice for most of the electronic applications that are widely related to embedded systems or industrial automation. This tiny chip incorporates everything you need to develop individual student projects. Memory space and a number of pins are little less as compared to other controllers in the PIC community, however, flash-based technology makes this device compatible with external devices.
In this post, we'll discuss each and everything related to PIC16F676, its pinout and descripti ...
Hi Friends! Hope you are doing well. In this platform we mainly cover information related to engineering and technology, no matter if you are a newbie or experts, you'll find something handy that may resonate with your field of interest. Today, I'll unlock the details on the Introduction to PIC18F4520. It is an 8-bit enhanced flash PIC microcontroller that comes with nanoWatt technology and is based on RISC architecture. Many electronic applications house this controller and cover wide areas ranging from home appliances, industrial automation, security system and end-user products.
This microcontroller has made a renowned place in the market and becomes a major concern for university students for designing their projects, setting them free from t ...
