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Informationen zum Autor Lucio Di Jasio is now Sales Manager in Europe for Microchip Inc. He was previously Application Segments Manager at Microchip in Chandler AZ. He has been intimately involved in the development of Microchip PIC products for over 10 years and is a well known writer and expert on the use of PIC products both via his Newnes books and his work at events such as the Microchip Masters. Klappentext 2nd edition. Zusammenfassung Offers information you need to know about the architecture of 16-Bit PIC Microcontroller chips: how to program them! how to test them! and how to debug them. This title is suitable for experienced PIC users! including embedded engineers! programmers! designers! and SW and HW engineers! and new comers alike. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1 Hello Embedded World Chapter 2 A Loop in the Pattern Chapter 3 More Pattern Work, More Loops Chapter 4 Numb3rs Chapter 5 Interrupts Chapter 6 Taking a Look Under the Hood Chapter 7 After the First "Solo" Flight Chapter 8 Asynchronous Communication Chapter 9 Glass = Bliss Chapter 10 It's an Analog World Chapter 11 Cross-Country Flying Chapter 12 The Dark Screen Chapter 13 Mass Storage Chapter 14 File I/O Chapter 15 Volare
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Chapter 1 Hello Embedded World Chapter 2 A Loop in the Pattern Chapter 3 More Pattern Work, More Loops Chapter 4 Numb3rs Chapter 5 Interrupts Chapter 6 Taking a Look Under the Hood Chapter 7 After the First "Solo" Flight Chapter 8 Asynchronous Communication Chapter 9 Glass = Bliss Chapter 10 It's an Analog World Chapter 11 Cross-Country Flying Chapter 12 The Dark Screen Chapter 13 Mass Storage Chapter 14 File I/O Chapter 15 Volare
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"For intermediate level programmers with experience in C and assembly- type languages for embedded systems, this volume on programming 16- bit PIC microcontrollers provides practical instruction, accompanied by hands on activities and experiments, for learning the fundamentals of modern embedded systems programming. Beginning with a section on basic concepts and tasks such as working with loops, patterns, and interrupts, the volume covers topics such as synchronous and asynchronous communications, capturing inputs, mass storage, and file input/output. Chapters include illustrations and code examples, as well as exercises, links to online resources, and recommended further readings. Di Jasio is a former engineer for Microchip Technology." --Reference and Research News, October 2012
