Silicon ChipP955H PIC Training Circuit - November 2020 SILICON CHIP
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  6. Publisher's Letter
  7. Feature: The Fox Report by Barry Fox
  8. Feature: Techno Talk by Mark Nelson
  9. Feature: Net Work by Alan Winstanley
  10. Project: The Christmas Tree that grows! by Tim Blythman
  11. Back Issues: LFSR Random Number Generator Using Logic ICs by Tim Blythman
  12. Project: USB Digital and SPI Interface Board by Tim Blythman
  13. Project: HIGH-POWER 45V/8A VARIABLE LINEAR SUPPLY by Tim Blythman
  14. Feature: P955H PIC Training Circuit by Peter Brunning
  15. Project: Five-way LCD Panel Meter / USB Display by Tim Blythman
  16. Feature: Pedal Power Station! by Julian Edgar
  17. Feature: Make it with Micromite by Phil Boyce
  18. Feature: Circuit Surgery by Ian Bell
  19. Feature: Practically Speaking by Jake Rothman
  20. Feature: Max’s Cool Beans by Max the Magnificent
  21. Feature: AUDIO OUT by Jake Rothman
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P955H PIC Training Circuit by Peter Brunning When you are first learning about s, hether you are a complete beginner or an e perienced programmer, you need an uncomplicated system hich allo s you to learn ithout getting bogged do n in system procedure. hat is hy e created the training circuit and our o n assembler. n the first boo e learn about programming using the running oft are assembler W , but in chapter there is an introduction to the icrochip assembler . ll our assembler te t ill run in both systems, so from there on, if you ish you can use . i e ise, e start by using the on board programmer to rite the code into the , but if you prefer, plug in a it or and use that. he training circuit has the e ibility to be hat you need as your learning process advances. he training circuit has been designed to or ith both bit and bit s. he idea is to start learning about s using assembler ith bit s. hen learn ith bit s, study serial communications using bit s, and finally study programming using bit s. t is a simple approach to a sub ect that has no limit to its ultimate comple ity. The Brunning Software P955H PIC Training Course We start by learning to use a relatively simple bit microcontroller. We ma e our connections directly to the input and output pins of the chip and have full control over the internal facilities of the chip. We or at the grassroots level. he first boo teaches absolute beginners to rite programmes using assembler, hich is the natural language of the . he first boo starts by assuming you no nothing about s, but instead of ading into the theory e ump straight in ith four easy e periments. hen, having gained some e perience, e study the basic principles of programming, learn about the bit timer, ho to drive the alphanumeric liquid crystal display, create a real time cloc , and e periment ith the atchdog timer, sleep mode, beeps and music. hen there are t o pro ects to or through. n the space of e periments, t o pro ect and e ercises e or through from absolute beginner to e perienced engineer level using the latest bit s and . he second boo introduces the programming language for bit s in very simple terms. he third boo , Experimenting with Serial Communications, teaches isual programming for the so that e can create programmes to control circuits. n the fourth boo , e learn to programme bit s using fundamental instructions. lash the s, study the bit and bit timers, rite te t to the , and enter numbers using the eypad. his is all quite straightfor ard as most of the code is the same as already used ith the bit s. hen life gets more comple as e delve into serial communications ith the final tas being to create an audio oscilloscope ith advanced triggering and ad ustable scan rate. he complete training course is , hich includes the training circuit, four boo s mm, pages total , si microcontrollers, assembler and programme te t on ,t o to leads, a pac of components, and carriage to a address. o programme bit s you ill need to plug in a it or . ou can buy it from icrochip for . rices start from for the training circuit ith oo s and mm, pages total , t o microcontrollers, assembler and programme te t on , to lead, and carriage to address. it or not needed for this option. ou can buy oo s and , , bit and the components it as required later. ee the running ebsite for details www.brunningsoftware.co.uk Mail order address: 138 The Street, Little Clacton, Clacton-on-sea, Essex, CO16 9LS. Tel 01255 862308