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PIC in Practice
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The aim of the book is to teach you how to build control circuits using devices such as switches, keypads, analogue sensors, LEDs, buzzers, 7 segment displays, alpha-numeric displays, radio transmitters etc. This is done by introducing graded examples, starting off with only a few instructions and gradually increasing the number of instructions as the complexity of the examples increases.
Each chapter clearly identifies the new instructions added to your vocabulary. The programs use building blocks of code that can be reused in many different program applications.Complete programs are provided so that an application can be seen working.
The reader is then encouraged to modify the code to alter the program in orderto enhance their understanding.Throughout this book the programs are written in a language called assembly language which uses a vocabulary of 35 words called an instruction set.
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