August 2011
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
9h 9m
English
PIC16-series microcontrollers have been around for many years. Although these are excellent general purpose microcontrollers, they have certain limitations. For example, the program and data memory capacities are limited, the stack is small, and the interrupt structure is primitive, all interrupt sources sharing the same interrupt vector. PIC16-series microcontrollers also do not provide direct support for advanced peripheral interfaces such as USB, CAN bus, etc., and interfacing with such devices is not easy. The instruction set for these microcontrollers is also limited. For example, there are no multiplication or division instructions, and branching is rather simple, being a combination of skip and ...
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