If you wanted to learn how to program microcontrollers then you've
found the right book. Microchip PIC microcontrollers are being
designed into electronics throughout the world and none is more
popular than the 8-pin version. Now the home hobbyist can create
projects with these little microcontrollers using a low cost
development tool called the CHIPAXE system and the BASIC software
language. Chuck Hellebuyck introduces how to use this development
setup to build useful projects with an 8-pin PIC12F683
microcontroller. All the projects include a detailed schematic and
directions of how to build the hardware on a breadboard. Then he
details how to write the software so you not only recreate the
project but also learn how to write and modify the program. His
down to earth style leaves you feeling comfortable and capable to
create your own unique project ideas. Inside you'll learn about:
*Controlling digital outputs by driving LEDs and Speakers *Sensing
digital inputs by monitoring switches *Sensing analog signals using
an Analog to Digital converter *How to sense light and vibration
*How to make sound *How to write software using the PICBASIC PRO
language Each project ends with questions to test your knowledge so
this book can even be used in the classroom. Future volumes are in
the works as well so this is just the beginning of your journey to
learning how to Program PICs in BASIC.
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