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A Microcontroller is a self-contained system, containing a processor, memory and peripherals and is designed to provide real-time responses to the embedded system that they are controlling.
8-bit. 16-bit, 32-bit, flash memory, Ram size, input and output lines, supply voltage and speed, microcontrollers come in many shapes and sizes and with differing abilities, what one will you use in your latest design project?
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Hi Ray, sorry I'm not going to answer your question! I'll explain...
I've used many uP and uC on and off over many years starting with 8080, 8085, Z80, 6800 and PIC's. Using assemblers I found the... -
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Hi Ray,
I did a course at University using the PIC18F4520 and was recommended the following materials apart from my lecture notes:
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