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Workshop on PIC Interfacing and Applications.
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''A hands on approach to learning the famous PIC MCU with lots of actual hardware interfacing and fun! This is supplemented by detailed video tutorials for you to practice at your place. ''
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=Take Away:=
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# '''PIC Ultra Development Board with ICs'''
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# '''USB Programmer'''
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# '''USB RS232 Cables and connecting wires'''
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# '''Power Adapter'''
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# '''LCD 16x2'''
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=Fees=
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# '''''Rs 2500 with Kit'''''
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# '''''Rs 500 without Kit'''''
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=Workshop Contents:=
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==Session-1: Basics and Background==
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* Why learn about MCUs?
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* Features: Speed, Programmable and versatile.
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* MCUs in real time application
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* Generic Classification and choice
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* What really is a ALU?
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* Why PIC is still relevant?
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* PIC Architecture in brief.
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* Covering the C basics.
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* Setting up the tools.
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==Session-2 : Interfacing.==
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# Blinking LEDs           
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# Reading Switches and some logical operations
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# Interfacing 7 Segment display   
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# Interfacing Hex Keypad
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# Interfacing 16x2 LCD.
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# Introduction to PIC Timers and Counters
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## Generating Delay with timers
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## Counting objects with counters
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# Introduction to serial communicat   
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## RS232
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## Sending/Receiving chars, strings and processing data
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# Basics of I2C   
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## Interfacing Real time clock DS130   
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# Interfacing DC/Stepper Motors with L293D
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# Interfacing Relays
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# Interfacing Buzzer   
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# Interfacing ADC0808   
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## Read a potentiometer
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## Interfacing Temperature sensor LM35
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## Measuring Light with LDR
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=Venue=
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Revision as of 17:20, 18 August 2014


Workshop on PIC Interfacing and Applications. A hands on approach to learning the famous PIC MCU with lots of actual hardware interfacing and fun! This is supplemented by detailed video tutorials for you to practice at your place.

Take Away:

  1. PIC Ultra Development Board with ICs
  2. USB Programmer
  3. USB RS232 Cables and connecting wires
  4. Power Adapter
  5. LCD 16x2

Fees

  1. Rs 2500 with Kit
  2. Rs 500 without Kit

Workshop Contents:

Session-1: Basics and Background

  • Why learn about MCUs?
  • Features: Speed, Programmable and versatile.
  • MCUs in real time application
  • Generic Classification and choice
  • What really is a ALU?
  • Why PIC is still relevant?
  • PIC Architecture in brief.
  • Covering the C basics.
  • Setting up the tools.

Session-2 : Interfacing.

  1. Blinking LEDs
  2. Reading Switches and some logical operations
  3. Interfacing 7 Segment display
  4. Interfacing Hex Keypad
  5. Interfacing 16x2 LCD.
  6. Introduction to PIC Timers and Counters
    1. Generating Delay with timers
    2. Counting objects with counters
  7. Introduction to serial communicat
    1. RS232
    2. Sending/Receiving chars, strings and processing data
  8. Basics of I2C
    1. Interfacing Real time clock DS130
  9. Interfacing DC/Stepper Motors with L293D
  10. Interfacing Relays
  11. Interfacing Buzzer
  12. Interfacing ADC0808
    1. Read a potentiometer
    2. Interfacing Temperature sensor LM35
    3. Measuring Light with LDR

Venue

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