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Reference Books
 Programming
PIC Microcontrollers with PicBASIC
This comprehensive tutorial assumes no prior experience with
PICBASIC. Both the standard PicBasic Compiler and PicBasic Pro
Compiler are covered.
It opens with an introduction to such basic concepts as
variables, statements, operators, and structures. This is followed
by discussion of the two most commonly used PICBASIC compilers. The
author then discusses programming the one of the most common
versions of the PIC microcontroller, the 16F876.
317 pages, includes CDROM
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Programming and Customizing PICmicro
Microcontrollers
 by Myke Predco
- 25 complete projects which illustrate the PICmicro
MCU capabilities
- 45 experiments to reinforce your grasp of how the
PICmicro microcontroller works
- An explanation of the tools used for developing
code for PICmicro MCU applications including the
design of two PICmicro programmers and an Emulator you
can build yourself
- Suggestions for debugging and easier code
development
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1190 pages. Includes
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 Experimenting with the PicBasic Pro Compiler
 by Les Johnson
This book takes over where the PicBasic Pro Compiler's manual
leaves off. It illustrates how to control readily available devices
such as analog to digital and digital to analog converters,
temperature sensors, etc., that may be incorporated into your own
projects. In addition, tips and techniques are discussed which allow
even more control over the PICmicro. Each experiment in the book has
an accompanying program that shows exactly what is happening. Most
are in the form of subroutines, ready to drop into your own
program. 180 pages. Includes CDROM. |
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 Insectronics
Build the baddest bug in town! It walks on six legs, possesses
artificial intelligence, utilizes state of the art technology, and
is incredibly inexpensive to build. Provides step by step plans.
Includes a chapter on PicBasic Pro Compiler and EPIC Programmer.
Program examples throughout the book are written for the PicBasic
Pro Compiler.
272 pages
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 Amphibionics
This work provides the hobbyist with detailed mechanical,
electronic, and PIC microcontroller knowledge needed to build and
program a snake, frog, turtle, and alligator robots.
Includes a chapter on PicBasic Pro Compiler, EPIC Programmer, and
MicroCode Studio. Program examples throughout the book are written
for the PicBasic Pro Compiler.
362 pages
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PIC Microcontroller Project Book
 by John Iovine
Beginners guide to the popular PIC Microcontroller. Get all
the advantages of the Basic Stamp, at one quarter the cost and one
hundred times the speed with Microchip's 8-bit PIC
computer-on-a-chip. The no-assembly-required PIC Microcontroller
Project Book, by popular author John Iovine, shows you how to
program the PIC using microEngineering Labs' standard PicBasic Compiler
programming language and PIC Programmer.
Learn about the two most popular PIC chips, exploring architecture,
registers, CPU, RISC, RAM, and ROM.
This project-oriented guide gives you twelve complete projects,
including: using transistors to control DC and AC motors and AC
appliances...servo motors...liquid crystal display (LCD)
output...reading resistive sensors with robotics
applications...frequency generator, including tone generations, DTMF
phone number logger and distinct ring detector and router...home
automation using X-10 communications...digital
oscilloscope...simulations of fuzzy logic and neural networks...and
many other applications.
203 pages. |
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