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PIC

          

PC Based Digital Voltmeter Using PIC

          

Using RB0 External Interrupt of PIC 16F877A

          An Extra UART For Your PIC

·        Generate Sound And Melody Using PIC Microcontroller

·        PIC Serial Communication Tutorial (UART)

·        PIC 4 Bit LCD Interfacing Tutorial

·        PIC 16F887 Based Digital Thermometer

·        PIC Countdown Timer (0-99)

·       PIC Microcontroller Based Electronic Lock

·        Led Blinking using Experiment 12F629  

 

8051

             

Automatic Water Level Control And Real Time Monitoring 

·        LCD based digital alarm clock using 89S51 microcontroller

·        80514 Bit LCD Interfacing Tutorial

·        8051 Serial Communication Tutorial (UART)

·        Electronic Voting Machine Using 8051 Microcontroller (AT89C51)

·        89C51 Based Digital Thermometer Using DS1820  

 

AVR

·        AVR Serial Communication Tutorial (UART)

·        AVR 4 Bit LCD Interfacing Tutorial

·        AVR EEPROM Tutorial


GENERAL

·        USB to Serial Converter using AVR microcontrollers

·      Projects Topic List

·        Character LCD Basics




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  1. UnknownDecember 3, 2013 at 10:01 PM

    Thanks for your collection of information. It is very useful to know deeply about the PIC serial communication, countdown timer, AVR, etc. Using PIC microcontrollers in projects can be useful to carry out several ranges of tasks. They are cheap and are available in different categories such as base line PIC, Mid-range PIC, Enhanced Mid-Range microcontrollers.

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