18F25k22 micro HELPPPPP

[berfin]

I startd to learn 18f25k22 but ı didnt find any simple examples.Datasheet too long for read so how can ı learn basically?

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

If you look on MicroChip Xpress there are a number of 18F examples:

http://mplabxpress.microchip.com/mplabcloud/example

Enter PIC18F under 'device' to list them.

 

[berfin]

If you look on MicroChip Xpress there are a number of 18F examples:
Thank you and do you have any proteus examples about 18F25k22
http://mplabxpress.microchip.com/mplabcloud/example

Enter PIC18F under 'device' to list them.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

No, I know nothing about Proteus, does it support that device?.

 

[Ian Rogers]

The pic18F25k22 is the same as the pic18f4520 apart from the extra peripherals... Pic18f25k22 is supported in Protues as I use it's bigger brother, the pic18f45k22..

As for examples as long as you keep within the boundaries of the base chip, any example will get you started.

You haven' specified a language...

 

[berfin]

So I should start pic18f45k22? Ihave to learn proteus and microcontroller coding I'm looking microcontreller drawings and codes but unfortunately ı dont understand I have to more explanatory examples and ı couldnt find

 

[Ian Rogers]

So I'm assuming this is homework and you've left it a bit late... Does it have to be pic18f25k22 / 45k22 or can you start with an easier chip... most start with the simple pic16f628a!!

 

[berfin]

İt doesnt homework ı Just wanna improve myself so Im open any suggestion

 

[dknguyen]

İt doesnt homework ı Just wanna improve myself so Im open any suggestion

You really need to learn how to read the datasheet. It is an important skill, but it's also a transferrable one. Might take some time. Don't try reading it from beginning to end like a book. There's no point to that. There's also little point in knowing each section of the datasheet inside-out. Just jump straight to a section you're interested in and skim that sections repeatedly a little each day. Eventually some questions should pop up requiring you to skim another section to answer those questions.

You just need to have a vague idea of what might be in the datasheet and how it is set up, and what might exist inside the chip and a general idea of what registers and bits exist for different peripherals. You're really just trying to know what to expect in the microcontroller before you use something in it and where to look for the stuff you need about it in the datasheet.

 

[Ian Rogers]

In Proteus there are full dev boards... Learn there.. In Proteus on the fist page click "Open Sample" And select VSM PICMICRO... Then open the PICDEM demo... You can see and play to your hearts content..