Piclist
A discussion group for the PICMicro microcontroller. Also called the Microchip PIC, this list is dedicated to the use and abuse of this fine, simple, microcontroller. Close to topic posts are welcome, ie. general electronics.
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Joe Tackett - Sep 17 2008
Hello PIC people,
My name is Joe Tackett.
I have a patented invention that I am developing for worldwide sales.
It uses PIC controllers, and I need to either hire, or part... 
jmsmith871 - Sep 17 2008
Although I've been using PICs for years, I'm only now studying the
SLEEP instruction and code to wake up the processor. It's not going
well at the moment.
Microchip's app note... 
globalpositioning - Sep 17 2008
Any idea or suggestion on how to play
with the amplitude of a 115VAC?
Note: amplitude, not PWM...
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ottoniel_ojeda - Sep 17 2008
Greetings guys...
I'm looking for a already made code to build a basic chronometer to
(.99 seconds scale) to make use of a 16x2 LCD display using only
assembler..
The pro... 
jmsmith871 - Sep 17 2008
Greetings,
I'm new here, and would like your suggestions on a technical issue.
My current PIC project is an infrared hand-held remote contol for
controlling the speed, direc... 
"John J. McDonough, WB8RCR" - Sep 17 2008
The help file is indeed full of good information about using the linker.
The MPLINK linker is no different than hundreds of linkers that have gone
before on dozens of operating... 
tigger - Sep 17 2008
Hi - I need some advice on setting up and using mpasm for a particular
application and would appreciate some help.
I have a suit of 3 .asm files for the 12f629 processor. Call ... 
ray xu - Sep 15 2008
Hello,
I'm planning to use this programmer
(http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=6) for my
dsPIC. I'm just wondering that if anyone has used this with... 
KM6VV - Sep 13 2008
Hi John,
I see you're a ham too! I'm KM6VV. Central coast, CA.
I'm starting a dual motor control project for a microbot robot. Two DC
motors with encoders (Lynxmotion), ... 
ray xu - Sep 12 2008
I just have a simple question dealing with the dsPIC30F2010. Is it possible
to generate an adjustable frequency square wave (from 1MHz to 40MHz)
directly out of the chip? Just ... 
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