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PIC is a brand of 8, 16, and 32 bit RISC microcontrollers manufactured by Microchip. "PIC" originally was an acronym for "Peripheral Interface Controller".
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Why does old PIC draw too much current?
I pulled an old PIC from the PIC24 family out of storage, probably last used about a year ago. I reprogrammed the device with a bare minimum program. …
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Minimal USB-SIE code example for PIC16F1454 and question about windows driver
The only difference between the PIC16F1454 and PIC16F1459 is that the former has no analog components. Even though the Microchip MLA for looks daunting, you don't need most of it. If you want work f …
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Accelerometer acquisition, filtering and treatment on Pic
Assuming you are sampling at a fixed time step, called \$\Delta\$, and \$t_n\$ denote your sample times (i.e. \$t_n = n \Delta\$) then a traditional estimate of the velocity is
$$v(t_{n}) \sim \sum_{k …
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How frequently must Microchip's USB HID USBDeviceTask() Task run?
This way when the host requests a response from the PIC when it is executing the timer tasks it will pause executing that routine, answer the host, and then return to that routine. …
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PIC XC8 arguments redeclard
In C it is best practice to use prototypes. Generally, you want to declare your function prototypes in a header file. For your code perhaps call the header file BCD.h and create it in the 'Header Fi …
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Sending data from PC to micro-controller
The three most popular options for connecting hardware to a computer are
1) Physical USB connection
2) 802.11 wireless connection
3) Bluetooth wireless connection
You can buy PIC microcontrollers which …