PICs and Scenix Links

Books about PICs "Easy PIC'n, A Beginner's Guide to Using PIC16/17 Microcontrollers" by David Benson Certainly The Best Book for the beginners on the Microchip "PIC'n Up The Pace, PIC16/17 Microcontroller Applications Guide from Square 1 Electronics" by David Benson Next step for more advanced PIC users... "PIC: Your Personal Introductory Course" by John Morton Good PIC introduction... "Programming and Customizing the PIC Microcontroller" in Softcover by Myke Predko Very interesting and usable book for PIC professionals and advanced hobbyists... "Programming and Customizing the PIC Microcontroller" in Hardcover by Myke Predko Very interesting and usable book for PIC professionals and advanced hobbyists "Design with PIC Microcontrollers" by John B.Peatman Excellent practical handbook about high-end PIC16C6X/7X microcontrollers... "Microcontroller Beginner's Handbook" by Lawrence A.Duarte Interesting book for advanced users... "Programming and Customizing the Basic Stamp Computer" in Softcover by Scott Edwards A well-guided introduction to the fascinating BASIC Stamp... "Programming and Customizing the Basic Stamp Computer" in Hardcover by Scott Edwards A well-guided introduction to the fascinating BASIC Stamp... "Basic Stamp" by Claus Kuhnel and Klaus Zahnert 'Must Have' for advanced Basic Stamp users and experts... "The Basic Stamp 2 - Tutorial and Applications" by Peter H.Anderson The Basic Stamp 2 in the contest of numerous examples... The PICmicro® Microcontroller Pocket Reference summarizes virtually all the reference information that is required by the new and experienced PICmicro MCU application developer. All four PICmicro MCU familes (the low-end (PIC12C50X, PIC16C505 and PIC16C5X), the mid-range(PIC16CXXX and PIC16F8XX), PIC17CXX and PIC18CXX2) are represented with practical information on the various devices along with interfacing examples and sample code that you can use in your own applications.There is also quite a bit of programming reference information that you can use. Along with summaries of each PICmicro MCU processor's instruction set (with explanations of how each instruction works), I have included reference information on: Microchip's MPLAB The BASIC Language including reference information on meLab's "PicBasic" The C Language Device Programming This pocket reference book tips the scales at over 700 pages - it is comprehensive and I am sure it will help to cut down on the paper clutter when you are developing your own PICmicro applications.   Search: Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Enter keywords... PIC Related Links David Tait, Pics links and resources. Dontronics H/W and S/W for PICs and Atmel Microcontrollers. ProPic home page Nice PIC programmers. Stamp Project of the Month If you are interested in the Scenix SX you might enjoy Virtual Intergated Design useful collection of microcontroller RS-232 data acquisition circuits and code the RS232 Hex Com Tool program and the RS232M Com Monitor program. Both programs are excellent tools for RS232 development and troubleshooting Electronic Circuits & Radio Controlled Modeling RS232 (software- & hardware-) communication routines, Dot matrix LCD driver routines , LCD data sheets & references. Projects: Precision digital altimeter for model airplanes. Several assembler source code listings. Automatic 16 bit Table Generator for MPLAB Assembler & RS232 Scope (Excel) Free Microcontroller Software Tools an entire suite of Microcontroller development tools freely available including source code, so that people can program Microcontrollers using the platform and operating system of their choice.. Official home page for the MIT PICList by jamesmichaelnewton FAQ and home page for the 1900 member MIT hosted PICList mailing list! Huge PIC FAQ, Code Library, Tutorials, sample projects, PICList archive and much more. Universal Pic Resource Locator The UPRL, Universal Pic Resource Locator, is a complete list of PIC related sites on the web. Each site is sorted in a category and has a meaningful description. Dunfield Development Systems C-FLEA, a Stamp workalike programmable in C. Al-Fadly's PIC Resources To gather as much links as possible for the Microchip PIC, This is a page on my personal site. Build it yourself PICs Programmer Serial port programmers, idea by Eric Hermann PicBlaster PIC Programmer, designed by Rolan Yang  Linux serial port programmer, designed by Jaakko Hivatti Other Designs POHPPP - serial port based midrange PIC programmer with a simple ASCII interface, designed by Matthew J. Bennett  Dontronics - PIC shop in Australia by Don Mckenzie   Parallel Port - Programming Serial EEPROM 93C56, represented by Peter H. Anderson     Want A link added to your site? Email me

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