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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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How to plot a graph on Nokia 5110 LCD
I worked with the Nokia 5110 display a while ago but using a MSP430.
The display can be seen as an array of 84 columns x 6 blocks of 8 pixels each; writing a value from 0x00 to 0xFF to a block will c …
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Building a weight scale
TI has a block diagram and application notes for a weigh scale that might be a starting point. Also, read this app note by Analog Devices: Precision WeighScale Design Using the AD7192 24-Bit Sigma-Del …
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How can anyone use a microcontroller which has only 384 bytes of program memory?
You can use this for very small applications (e.g. delayed PSU start, 555 timer replacement, triac-based control, LED blinking etc...) with smaller footprint than you'd need with logic gates or a 555 …
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