PIC Microcontroller Programming for Beginners

PIC Microcontroller Programming for Beginners, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 17 lectures, based on 23 reviews, and has 1043 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand computers and how they work Understand the basics of binary systems Understand what a processor is Understand the machine instruction cycle Understand the applications for microcontrollers Understand the differences between high level and low level programming languages Understand the hardware, software, tools and components needed to start with microcontroller projects Build a basic microcontroller circuit How to wire a programmer to a microcontroller Download, install and configure the Integrated development environment Initialize your microcontroller Write basic microcontroller code in the C language C Programming: Loops and delays Configure and use microcontroller I/O ports This course is ideal for individuals who are Anybody interested in electronics, programming, microcontrollers and embedded development It is particularly useful for Anybody interested in electronics, programming, microcontrollers and embedded development.

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Title: PIC Microcontroller Programming for Beginners

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 17

Number of Published Lectures: 17

Number of Curriculum Items: 17

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 17

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

Understand computers and how they work

Understand the basics of binary systems

Understand what a processor is

Understand the machine instruction cycle

Understand the applications for microcontrollers

Understand the differences between high level and low level programming languages

Understand the hardware, software, tools and components needed to start with microcontroller projects

Build a basic microcontroller circuit

How to wire a programmer to a microcontroller

Download, install and configure the Integrated development environment

Initialize your microcontroller

Write basic microcontroller code in the C language

C Programming: Loops and delays

Configure and use microcontroller I/O ports

Who Should Attend

Anybody interested in electronics, programming, microcontrollers and embedded development

Target Audiences

Anybody interested in electronics, programming, microcontrollers and embedded development

Ever wondered how all of those smart devices in your home work? From your TV, to your microwave, to your car stereo.All of these devices are powered by microcontrollers!

In this course, Electrical Engineer, Darius Kruger will introduce you to the wonderful world of microcontrollers. This course provides a step by step introduction to microcontroller hardware and software development and is suitable for beginners in the microcontroller development space.

What You’ll Learn

In this course, you’ll learn all of the basics you’ll need to get started with programming microcontrollers. We’ll also cover a simple project from start to finish.

Introduction:Course overview and teacher introduction.

Theoretical Basics:Gain an understanding of fundamental concepts including what a microcontroller is and how it works, as well as learning the basics of binary systems and binary logic.

Practical Knowledge:A simple, step-by-step guide on how to install the required software, as well as a guide on exactly what hardware and components you’ll need to get started with microcontrollers.

Fun Project:We’ll walk you through building, coding and testing your very first microcontroller project from start to finish.

What You’ll Create

In this course, you’ll complete a microcontroller based project which creates a multi function decorative lights display. This project uses many fundamental microcontroller programming skills including the handling of binary inputs, binary outputs, loops and delays.

Class Project Description

Build and program a multi-function LED light display using a PIC microcontroller.

We’ll walk through the basics of this project in great detail, and once the course is complete, you’ll have the opportunity to modify the programming of the project to create your own LED light display sequences using the knowledge we’ve learned.

Hardware and Software Requirements.

We’ll walk through the requirements in the course, don’t worry, I’ve kept costs to a minimum, but here’s a list of everything you’ll need, and where you can buy it:

Software(All free downloads):

MPLABX

XC8 Compiler

Tools:

Pickit 3 or 4

Breadboard

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Overview

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Meet the Teacher

Chapter 2: Introduction: The basics of Microcontrollers

Lecture 1: What is a Computer?

Lecture 2: Basics of Binary

Lecture 3: What is a Processor

Lecture 4: What is a Microcontroller?

Chapter 3: Getting Started: Everything youll need to get started with Microcontrollers

Lecture 1: Installing the IDE

Lecture 2: Buying the Programmer

Lecture 3: Buying a Breadboard

Lecture 4: Buying the Components

Chapter 4: Your First Microcontroller Project

Lecture 1: Understanding the LED Light Display Circuit

Lecture 2: Building the LED Light Display Circuit

Lecture 3: Wiring up your Programmer

Lecture 4: Programming your Project: IDE Setup and MCU Initialization

Lecture 5: Programming your Project: LED Light Display Code – Part 1

Lecture 6: Programming your Project: LED Light Display Code – Part 2

Chapter 5: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion & Future Learning

Instructors

Darius Kruger
Electrical Engineer

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