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Embedded Application Design with PIC

The document discusses designing an embedded application using a PIC microcontroller to create a temperature indicator. It includes the circuit design in Proteus, the C program code, and an explanation of the program. Students learn simulation software, embedded C programming, and how to build systems using microcontrollers by completing this project.

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Embedded Application Design with PIC

The document discusses designing an embedded application using a PIC microcontroller to create a temperature indicator. It includes the circuit design in Proteus, the C program code, and an explanation of the program. Students learn simulation software, embedded C programming, and how to build systems using microcontrollers by completing this project.

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Bansilal Ramnath Agarwal Charitable Trusts

Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology, Pune Department of Electronics and Telecommunications Content Beyond Syllabus Class: TE ELEX Date: 06 /10 /2011 Subject: Microcontroller

Objective : To Design Embedded Application Using PIC Controller. ( Temp Indicator ) Tools Required : a) Proteus Simulator. b) PIC C| Micro C for PIC\ MPLab. Design step : a) Design a PIC based circuit using Proteus Simulator. b) Write c program to interface various devices using PIC C| Micro C for PIC\ MPLab.
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+5V LM016L

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LM35 118.0

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Program:
#include<htc.h> __CONFIG(0x3F3A); #define _XTAL_FREQ 4000000 void Wait(unsigned int delay) { for(;delay;delay--) _delay(100); } void wrcommand(unsigned char command ) { PORTC=0b00000000; PORTD=command; PORTC=0b00000010; Wait(1000); PORTC=0b00000000; Wait(1000); } void wrdata(unsigned char data ) { PORTC=0b00000001; PORTD=data; PORTC=0b00000011; Wait(1000); PORTC=0b000000001; Wait(1000); } lcd_string(unsigned char *string) { while(*string) wrdata(*string++); } LCD_initialisation() { wrcommand(0x38); wrcommand(0x80); wrcommand(0x01); wrcommand(0x06); wrcommand(0x0c); } void main() { TRISC=0; TRISD=0; LCD_initialisation(); lcd_string("WELCOME"); ADCON1=0X80; while(1) { ADCON0=0b10000001; ADON=1; GO=1; //while(GO==1); //wait for the conversion to finish Wait(1000);

int a=ADRESL; int b=ADRESH; int c=a|(b<<8); wrcommand(0xc0); wrdata(c/1000+48); wrdata((c/100)%10+48); wrdata((c/10)%10+48); wrdata(c%10+48); }}

Outcome: 1) Student learn Simulation Software and Tools also they understand the difference between embedded C and Plain C language. 2) After doing simulation they can accelerate their knowledge to build much complex system.

Mr. Rahul S. Pol Subject Teacher, Asst Prof. Dept of E&TC. VIIT, Pune - 48

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