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Timing Diagram and waveform viewer available for PIC?

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    janetsmith2000@yahoo.com janetsmith2000@yahoo.com is offline

    Timing Diagram and waveform viewer available for PIC?

    I wonder, do we have a tool to display timing diagram for our PIC simulation,
    just like what we have when doing VHDL simulation. Tools like Aldec VHDL, Synopsys VCS and ModelSim provides timing diagram for the simulation result.

    It would be handy for us to calculate the timing delay.

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    Nigel Goodwin Nigel Goodwin is offline
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    Doesn't MPLAB do that?.
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    PIC programmer software, and PIC Tutorials at:
    http://www.winpicprog.co.uk

  3. Thread Starter #3
    janetsmith2000@yahoo.com janetsmith2000@yahoo.com is offline
    Which button or command gives us timing diagram?

    I couldn't find any.
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    Nigel Goodwin Nigel Goodwin is offline
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    Quote Originally Posted by janetsmith2000@yahoo.com
    Which button or command gives us timing diagram?

    I couldn't find any.
    I don't think it gives a timing 'diagram', but it certainly gives timings - I can't tell you where though, as I don't use simulators.
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    PIC programmer software, and PIC Tutorials at:
    http://www.winpicprog.co.uk

  5. Thread Starter #5
    janetsmith2000@yahoo.com janetsmith2000@yahoo.com is offline
    I think this is the neat feature that should be added into the next version of MPLAB sim.

    I cann't afford to buy a digital oscillator :cry:
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    Nigel Goodwin Nigel Goodwin is offline
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    Quote Originally Posted by janetsmith2000@yahoo.com
    I think this is the neat feature that should be added into the next version of MPLAB sim.

    I cann't afford to buy a digital oscillator :cry:
    What are you trying to do?.
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    PIC programmer software, and PIC Tutorials at:
    http://www.winpicprog.co.uk

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    GraveYard_Killer GraveYard_Killer is offline
    i tried Wiz-C Professional before. It has device simulations as well as you can see the waveform generated of all the pins or the pins you just want to see.

    if find these simulator very useful specially when developing I2C routines as well as SPI microwire protocol interface.
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  8. Thread Starter #8
    janetsmith2000@yahoo.com janetsmith2000@yahoo.com is offline
    I am doing Async transmission protocol with smart card.

    I hate async transmission. I have to calculate every single delay to ensure it follows the timing. That reason I need a simulator that can output timing diagram is that i can visualize and spot the problem quickly.

    I need to hold the calculator all the time now and, if one calculation is wrong, I would have to re-calculate the delays all over again.

    Yes, the wiz-c provides a waveform viewer.
    http://www.fored.co.uk/html/wavepicture.htm

    I thinking if i can get free tool from from some other places, like MPLAB.
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