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Key words to help you search the table.
 
Key words to help you search the table.
  
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*Projects: project descriptions, enough to reproduce the project, not just nice pictures
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*Tutorial: a tutorial or how to
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*Links: a link to more links
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*Info: Useful information that does not rise to a tutorial, misc. tips.
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*PICIntro: Intro material
 
*Asm: for assembler programs
 
*Asm: for assembler programs
*BootLoader: for bootloader software.
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*Clang: for C programs
*Clang: for C programs.
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*Forum: for a forum, mail list and their ilk
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*WebRing: for a Web Ring.
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*DBoard: development board for the controller
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*Programmer: programmer, hardware or software ( to program you need both plus a compiler ).  In a section of their own.
 
*Compiler: so you can program in something resembling a language, include assemblers which is technically not correct.  In a section of their own.
 
*Compiler: so you can program in something resembling a language, include assemblers which is technically not correct.  In a section of their own.
*DBoard: development board for the controller
 
 
*Eagle: If the projects include eagle files for making the circuit boards.
 
*Eagle: If the projects include eagle files for making the circuit boards.
*Forum: for a forum, mail list and their ilk.
 
*Info: Useful information that does not rise to a tutorial, misc. tips.
 
*Links: a link to more links
 
*PICIntro: Intro material
 
*Projects: project descriptions, enough to reproduce the project, not just nice pictures.
 
*Programmer: programmer, hardware or software ( to program you need both plus a compiler ).  In a section of their own.
 
*Stepper: for stepper motors.
 
*Servo: for servo motors.
 
*Tutorial: a tutorial or how to.
 
*WebRing: for a Web Ring.
 
 
  
  
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|[[Use C for PIC Programming!]]
 
|[[Use C for PIC Programming!]]
 
|If you program, you need to pic a language.
 
|If you program, you need to pic a language.
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* Project
 
* Project
 
* CLang
 
* CLang
* Stepper
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|[http://www.mastincrosbie.com/mark/electronics/pic/stepper.html PIC Stepper Motor Controller]
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|[[]]
|Running a stepper with little external support.
 
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* PIC
 
* CLang
 
* BootLoader
 
* PICIntro
 
* Tutorial
 
|[[Playing With PIC Pack]]
 
| library of PIC C code for BoostC
 
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* PIC
 
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* CLang
 
* Stepper
 
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*CLang
 
*CLang
 
*PIC
 
*PIC
|[http://www.microchipc.com/sourcecode/index.php C Compiler Example Code]
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|[http://www.microchipc.com/sourcecode/  BoostC Compiler Example Code]
| Lots of example programs in C: note that different versions of C can be quite different, esp. in their included libraries. Sample projects for the Microchip PIC micro series of microcontrollers, including the PIC12x, PIC16x, PIC18x, PIC24x, and dsPICx microcontrollers.
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| Lots of example programs in C: note that different versions of C can be quite different, esp. in their included libraries.
Code is targeted at the Hi-Tech C compiler, from www.htsoft.com, the C18 or C30 compiler from www.microchip.com, or CCS C.
 
  
 
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|[http://microchip.com/wiki/ ICwiki]
 
|[http://microchip.com/wiki/ ICwiki]
 
|The ICwiki at microchip.com.
 
|The ICwiki at microchip.com.
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|[http://home.comcast.net/~russ_hensel/RClub/sst/SerialStepperTest.html PIC Stepper Motor Demonstration and Test Project]
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|A PIC16F877A project that tests and operates a stepper motor under the control of a PC running a terminal program.
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*BoostC
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*Tutorial
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|[http://home.comcast.net/~russ_hensel/RClub/BoostCTutorial.html A Really Basic Guide to the PIC Microprocessor and BoostC]
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|This is meant to be a more introductory guide to the PIC microprocessor and BoostC ( [http://www.sourceboost.com/home.html] )
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than any I have been able to find on the web. Additionally I assume that you have only limited knowledge of electronics and other microprocessors.
 
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|[http://openprog.altervista.org/OP_eng.html Open Programmer]
 
|[http://openprog.altervista.org/OP_eng.html Open Programmer]
 
|An open source USB PIC Programmer based on 18F2550, with support for Linux an Windows  
 
|An open source USB PIC Programmer based on 18F2550, with support for Linux an Windows  
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|Site Says:  "Looking For The Best Microcontroller Projects And Resources?" Here you can find microcontroller Tools Projects and Tutorials designed  
 
|Site Says:  "Looking For The Best Microcontroller Projects And Resources?" Here you can find microcontroller Tools Projects and Tutorials designed  
 
by me...  [[russ_hensel]] says lots of interesting info.
 
by me...  [[russ_hensel]] says lots of interesting info.
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* CLang
 
* CLang
 
* ASM
 
* ASM
|[http://www.embeddedravi.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15#p26 Demo here]
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|[http]
| LED Blinking Demo PIC 16f84A
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* PIC
 
* PIC
* Projects
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* Project
 
* CLang
 
* CLang
* Tutorials
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* ASM
|[http://romux.com/projects/embedded-projects/pic-usb-application  Pic USB Application]
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|[http]
[http://romux.com/projects/embedded-projects Pic USB Bootloader kit]
 
|Site Says:  "Looking For The PIC and 8051 Microcontroller Projects And Tutorials?" Here you can find microcontroller Tools Projects and Tutorials.
 
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=== Focus on BoostC ===
 
 
 
There are links in other sections, but this section specialized in BoostC, use page search to find all.
 
 
 
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[http://forum.sourceboost.com/index.php?showtopic=4114&pid=15334&mode=threaded&start=#entry15334 Rotary Encoder]
 
|Code to read a rotery encoder and communicate over a serial link using PIC16F87x.  On the boostc forum.
 
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[http://forum.sourceboost.com/index.php?showtopic=3282&pid=12381&mode=threaded&start=#entry12381  Using I2c Functions With 16f877]
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|I2C driver working on a 16F887. On the boostc forum. 
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*BoostC
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* PIC
 
* Project
 
* ?Lang
 
|[http://mypic32.com/web/guest/home;jsessionid=A2EF0E0726367937DB5D06ACF3EFDD52 PIC 32 Design Challenge ]
 
|A contest for high end PICs
 
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* Info
 
* Link
 
* PIC
 
* Project
 
* ?Lang
 
|[http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1469 Browse Application Notes]
 
|Lots of application notes, include techniques and projects.  Worth looking over.  Bookmark does not work well you may need to choose: -> Product Line:  8-bit PIC® Microcontrollers  -> All
 
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* PIC
 
* Project
 
* CLang
 
* Asm
 
|[http://tedrossin.x10hosting.com/ElectroArt/ElectroArt.html Electro Art]
 
|A collection of PIC projects -- could use more discription here.
 
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* PIC
 
* Project
 
* CLang
 
* Asm
 
|[http://tedrossin.x10hosting.com/Electronics/Pic/Pic.html#LogicAnalyzer PIC Microcontrollers]
 
|A variety of PIC projects  -- could use more discription here.
 
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* PIC
 
* Project
 
* Asm
 
|[http://www.embedinc.com/pic/dload.htm PIC software downloads]
 
|Software for working with PICs or PIC projects.  -- could use more discription here, will you do it?
 
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* Assorted
 
* PIC
 
|[http://www.romanblack.com/ www.RomanBlack.com]
 
|An assortmentment of stuff including PIC stuff.
 
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* Clang
 
* PIC
 
* Projects
 
* Info
 
* Tutorial
 
|[http://www.rocklore.com/3v0/Programming.htm PIC Programming for High School Students]
 
|In this series of tutorials you will learn to program the PIC18F family of micro controllers using MPLAB and the Student version of MCC18 C compiler. See the MPLAB and MCC18 documentation for more details on these products.
 
In this class the student learns the material required to build a microprocessor based robot. The intended audience is the person who knows nothing about electronics or programming. Some level of computer experience is desirable. Every effort will be made to introduce information on a level which is understandable by bright people as young as 12, average people over the age of 18.
 
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* Projects
 
* PIC
 
* Tutorial
 
* Info
 
* CLang
 
|[http://www.8051projects.net/index.html Rickey's World of MicroControllers]
 
|Interesting site, lots of content.  More review info would be useful.
 
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* PIC
 
* Project
 
* Asm
 
|[http://www.tedrossin.x10hosting.com/Electronics/Pic/Pic.html#LogicAnalyzer Cheap Logic Analyzer]
 
|Nice project to turn your pc into a Logic Analyzer
 
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* PIC
 
* Tutorial
 
* CLang
 
|[http://www.fored.co.uk/html/learn_c_with_fed.htm Learn C with FED]
 
|Tutorial on C
 
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* PIC
 
* Tutorial
 
* CLang
 
|[http://www.gooligum.com.au/tut_baseline_C.html Baseline PIC C Programming Tutorials]
 
|Tutorial on C
 
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* PIC
 
* Tutorial
 
* CLang
 
|[http://www.mikroe.com/en/books/pic-books/mikroc/ Book: PIC Microcontrollers - Programming in C]
 
|Tutorial on C
 
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* PIC
 
* Tutorial
 
* CLang
 
|[http://www.fored.co.uk/html/Learn%20to%20use%20C%20with%20FED.pdf Learn to Use C]
 
|Tutorial on C PFD
 
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* POV
 
* PIC
 
* Project
 
* ?Lang
 
|[ ]
 
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* POV
 
* PIC
 
* Project
 
* ?Lang
 
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* POV
 
* PIC
 
* Project
 
* ?Lang
 
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* PIC
 
* Project
 
* ?Lang
 
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* PIC
 
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* ?Lang
 
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* PIC
 
* PIC
 
* Compiler  
 
* Compiler  
|[http://www.romux.com Microcontroller and Electronics Projects Links]
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|[http://www.btech-online.co.uk/5832.html Microcontroller and Electronics Projects Links]
|Contains lot of Electronics projects including circuits.
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|Contains links to a lot of stuff, including compilers in many languages.
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* PIC
 
* Compiler
 
|[http://www.pmpcomp.fr/ Pic Micro Pascal compiler - Home site]
 
|Pic Micro Pascal compiler
 
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* PIC
 
* Eagle
 
* DBoard
 
* Project
 
|[http://www.instructables.com/id/18-pin-PIC-Development-Board/ 18 pin PIC Development Board]
 
|From the link:  I have long been playing with Microchip PICs but have always made do without some form of development board. To that end I have designed a basic board that I was hoping to get some input for. I haven't yet made this board as I am waiting for some kit to turn up to finish it off and make it, however I thought others may be in a position to use or modify it.
 
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=== Programmers/BootLoaders Section ===  
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Programmers -- the hardware/software to burn the program into your chip -- Searching the internet you will find a ton, some opne source, some kits, some assembled.  Or design your own you will belong to a club of 100s ?
 
Programmers -- the hardware/software to burn the program into your chip -- Searching the internet you will find a ton, some opne source, some kits, some assembled.  Or design your own you will belong to a club of 100s ?
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* PIC
 
* Programmer
 
|[[PIC Programmers, In Circuit Programming and BootLoaders]]
 
|A discussion of bootloaders and programmers
 
 
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|[http://search.ebay.com/ws/search/AdvSearch?sofindtype=13  Ebay Search ]
 
|[http://search.ebay.com/ws/search/AdvSearch?sofindtype=13  Ebay Search ]
 
|For hardware programmers search ebay, typically there are quite a few, not expensive ( < $50 ) Often USB ( good? ).
 
|For hardware programmers search ebay, typically there are quite a few, not expensive ( < $50 ) Often USB ( good? ).
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* PIC
 
* BootLoader
 
|[http://www.etc.ugal.ro/cchiculita/software/picbootloader.htm Tiny PIC bootloader]
 
|16F and 18F chips.  Has a terminal emulator
 
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* PIC
 
* Programmer
 
|[http://members.aon.at/electronics/pic/picpgm/index.html PICPgm - PIC Development Programmer]
 
|A free and simple PIC Development Programmer Software for Windows. This freeware programmer Software supports 10F, 12F, 16F and 18F PICs. Also dsPIC30F devices are supported now.
 
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|[http://members.aon.at/electronics/pic/picpgm/ PICPgm - PIC Development Programmer]
 
|A free and simple PIC Development Programmer Software for Windows
 
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* shift register; microcontroller shifts bits one at a time into a SIPO shift register chip; 1 SIPO output pin per LED (with 4 free microcontroller pins, can drive any number of LEDs)(typically uses a 74HC595 [[Popular Parts]]).
 
* shift register; microcontroller shifts bits one at a time into a SIPO shift register chip; 1 SIPO output pin per LED (with 4 free microcontroller pins, can drive any number of LEDs)(typically uses a 74HC595 [[Popular Parts]]).
 
* mechanically-scanned POV: a linear row of LEDs is wiped across a large area. Each LED is turned on and off with precise timing to generate a 2D image. (p.s.: each LED must be directly driven from the microcontroller or a shift register. "matrix" or "Charlieplexing" does not work in combination with mechanically scanned POV.)
 
* mechanically-scanned POV: a linear row of LEDs is wiped across a large area. Each LED is turned on and off with precise timing to generate a 2D image. (p.s.: each LED must be directly driven from the microcontroller or a shift register. "matrix" or "Charlieplexing" does not work in combination with mechanically scanned POV.)
 
 
[[category:PIC]]
 

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