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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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MD5 implementation for microcontroller
Does anyone have any examples of the MD5 algorithm for a microcontroller (preferably an 8-bit one)? Our project is going to use a Microchip PIC18 series device.
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C language beginner
If you want to specifically learn C for PICs, here's my recommendations:
Ironically, I'd pick up an Arduino and not a PIC setup. … Programming PIC chips in C has a very large learning curve that assumes you know how to read datasheets, burn code into chips, etc. Arduinos do not have this. You program Arduinos in C (*). …
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Should I get the PICKit 2 or 3?
My response: It's a PIC chip programmer for hobby use, not for production work! …
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Selecting a network layer over CAN bus
You will definitely want to choose a standard network layer. I've seen some cases where people have rolled their own, and frequently the protocol is inefficient, and in the end it's a waste of time. …
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