Want To Get Started In Pic Micros? |
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 Oct 11 2002, 12:21 AM
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Intermediate Member  Group: Full Member Posts: 42 Joined: 28-June 02 From: Melbourne, Australia Member No.: 26  |
Hi,
Intested in getting started in the wonderfull world of PIC micros? Get hold of a copy of "An introduction to PIC Microcontrollers", published by 'Babani Electronic Books', written by R.A.Penfold. I have no reason to recommend this particular book other than the fact the I own a copy and have found it an excellent place to get started. I'm sure there would be others also. Best to advise that I have no association with MicroChip either. I also have no reason to recommend PIC micros over other types other than a personal interest in a RISC based 'Non Von Neumann Architecture', and I'm impressed by a cheap micro family that can run at around 10 million instruction per second (20Mhz, 1 instruction per cycle, jumps take 2 cycles);c; Also, check out the MicroChip web site for lots of good info and FREE development tools! Cheers and happy coding! BigMax:D |
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Oct 11 2002, 03:46 AM
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Intermediate Member Group: Full Member Posts: 18 Joined: 4-October 02 Member No.: 123 |
For an intro into the mind-bending concepts of Non Von Neumann architecture, try www.csupomona.edu/hnriley/www/VonN.html (complete with references).
I for one, will be interested to find out how the MicroChip PIC controller qualifies as Non Von Neumann... Jeff ;b; |
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