Basic for pic

Basic for PIC Microcontrollers

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BASIC for PIC microcontrollers
Author: Nebojsa Matic
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The complete BASIC programming language manual for PIC microcontrollers!

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CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV CHAPTER V MICROS CHAPTER VICHAPTER VII APPENDIX A APPENDIX B

THE FUNDAMENTS OF PIC BASIC BASIC ELEMENTS OF PIC BASIC LANGUAGE OPERATORS INSTRUCTIONS SAMPLE PROGRAMS FOR SUBSYSTEMS WITHIN THE SAMPLES WITH PIC16F84 MICROCONTROLLER SAMPLES WITH PIC16F877 MICROCONTROLLER MPLAB MicroCode studio

Contents

In this book you can find:
Practical connection samples for: Temperature sensors, AD and DA converters LCD and LEDdisplays, relays. Every example is commented in details with detailed connection scheme Program writing Learn how to write your own program, correct mistakes and use it to start a microcontroller. Instruction Set Every instruction is explained in detail with the example how to use it. MicroCode studio How to install it, how to use it MPLAB program package How to install it, how to start the firstprogram, how to connect BASIC and MPLAB etc.

Program examples Development system

To readers knowledge: The contents published in the book "Programming in BASIC for PIC microcontrollers" is subject to copyright and it must not be reproduced in any form without an explicit written permission released from the editorial of mikroElektronika. The contact address for the authorization regardingcontents of this book: office@mikroelektronika.co.yu . The book was prepared with due care and attention, however the publisher doesn't accept any responsibility neither for the exactness of the information published therein, nor for any consequences of its application. All the remarks bearing references to the product described in this book should be primarily sent to the manufacturer.

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PIC is a registered and protected trademark of the Microchip Technology Inc. USA. Microchip logo and name are the registered tokens of the Microchip Technology. Copyright 1994, Microchip Technology Inc. All other tokens mentioned in the book are the property of the companies to which they belong.

Preface: Dear readers, In order to simplify things and crash someprejudices, I will allow myself to give you some advice before reading this book. You should start reading it from the chapter that interests you the most, in order you find suitable. As the time goes by, read the parts you may need at that exact moment. If something starts functioning without you knowing exactly how, it shouldn't bother you too much. Anyway, it is better that your program works thanthat it doesn't. Always stick to the practical side of life. It is much better for the program to be finished on time, to be reliable and, of course, to be paid for it as well as possible. In other words, it doesn't matter if the exact manner in which the electrons move within the PN junctions your microcontroller is composed of escapes your knowledge. You are not supposed to know the wholehistory of electronics in order to assure the income for you or your family. Do not expect that you will find everything you need in one single book. The information are dispersed literally everywhere around you, so it is necessary to collect them diligently and sort them out carefully. If you do so, success is inevitable. At the very end I would like to express my gratitude to my colleagues DraganAndric and Predrag Micakovic for their great contribution in writing this book. With all my hopes of having done something worthy investing your time in. Yours Nebojsa Matic

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Chapter 1
THE FUNDAMENTS OF PIC BASIC
Introduction 1.1 BASIC for PIC microcontrollers 1.2 P IC microcontrollers 1.3 First program written in PIC BASIC 1.4 Writing and compilation of a...