PIC16F877A Pin out & Descriptions There are 5 ports that provide parallel I/O Interfaces to outside world PORTA, PORTB, PORTC, PORTD, PORTE Each port provides 8 bidirectional digital I/O lines which are connected to PIC16F877A pins provided that alternate functions are not selected on that Port. Eventhough Bidirectional at nay time the I/O line can […]
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Interfacing on a 8×8 dot matrix can be fun and is easy to play with, so let’s get straight into it! Step 1: What You Will Need: AT89C51 MICRCONTROLLER 8X8 DOT MATRIX A DEVELOPMENT BOARD OR DOT MATRIX MODULE Step 2: Principles You Need to Know Before getting to interfacing anything you need to have
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In this tutorial, we will discuss the parking management system project using pic microcontroller that how we can manage our parking with the pic microcontroller. Items used in this project: Hardware components Res Thin Film 10K Ohm 1% 3/5W ±50ppm/°C Conformal AXL Thru-Hole Ammo Pack x 1 1C Series 3.175×6.35×5.08mm 0.1 uF 50 V ±20%
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The objective of this project is to design a traffic light control system. This traffic light controller is used at the intersection that consists of a main road and two side roads. A four way traffic light control system with count down timers is to be designed and constructed. The system is to be developed
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The easiest way to interface 7-segment display with PIC12F1822 microcontroller is to add a serial-in parallel-out shift register. The adding of the shift register minimizes the number of pins used by the 7-segment display. This topic shows how to make a 3-digit digital counter with multiplexing and 74HC164 shift register using PIC16F877A and CCS PIC C compiler. Interfacing
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There are many topics in this blog talking about the 7-segment display and how to interface it with different types of PIC microcontrollers. One of these topics shows how to interface PIC16F877A with a multiplexed 4-digit 7-segment display with the shift register 74HC164N. There are many topics in this blog talking about the 7-segment display
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When doing astronomy observing at night preserving night vision is critical. This requires using the minimum amount of light that makes the sky charts readable. What is this minimum level depends on how dark are your surroundings, how much time you have spent in darkness, how well your eyes adapt for night vision, what type
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What do you get when an Electrical Engineer builds a Skateboard from scratch for a 13 year old’s Christmas present? You get a skateboard with eight white LEDs (headlights), eight red LEDs (tailights) all controlled via PIC microntroller! And I might add, one very happy 13 year old, well as happy as a 13 year
Combining Coffee and Electronics – An Idea for a Project Having played around with fixed function logic ICs, such as the Johnson counter used in the Spindicator project, I was keen to move on and experiment with programmable microcontrollers. I decided to obtain and play with some PICAXE chips, as they looked like they would provide an
This knight rider light computer is a successor of my first version of the Knight Rider. This version is much smaller and justifies the use of a microcontroller. The project is based on the PIC 12F629 microcontroller. The hardware part Unlike my previous project this light computer is build around the PIC12F629: a microcontroller with
