Basic circuit or project examples using pic16f1527

[chibi41]

Is there anyone here know or have where i can have the basic circuit or project examples using pic18f1527.I need it very much.I have search so many times and also asking many people in my college but there is no one familiar with this pic.Most people are only familiar with pic16f16f877a,16f876 and also pic18f4550 only. If anyone have or familiar with pic16f1527, if you don't mind, please shared with me...Your kindness is very much appreciated..Thank you..

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

PIC's are EXTREMELY similar to each other, and certainly within the same family (such as 16F) there should be no problems switching between them.

This specific device is an 'enhanced' 16F device, so has a few extra instructions, but it's pretty simple to move existing 16F code over - my tutorials for example.

 

[Ian Rogers]

Big chip... Extended mid range... Fairly new.. Not even modeled on ISIS yet... I doubt if there is anything yet.

 

[chibi41]

Yes, this pic is enhanced in16F family,so perhaps has a few extra instruction but where could i am able to have this few extra instruction. Perhaps it might be simple and not much different with another pic 16F,but i don't know how simple is it and how much it would be different.Just refering to datasheet really make me going crazy...so,if there's anyone here was ever use this pic for their project,kindly please i need to share your knowledge.Just the circuit only also it can be. i'm not sure if it is a big chip since it can produce until 10 pwm signals but that is why i need to use this pic. The pic such as pic18f4550 as we know can only produce 2 pwm signals but for my project i need 6 pwm signals. So, if there is no choice, perhaps, i have to use 3 set pic18f4550..LOL..

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

I'm currently using the 16F1827, an 18 pin enhanced 16F series, presumably identical to yours.

Build a target board, and start programming - use my 16F tutorials to start with, and modify the code.

Once you've got the first LED flashing demo working, the rest are fairly easy.

 

[Ian Rogers]

I suggest a pic16f1519.... I know it only has 40 pins, but the memory layout is the same and as it comes in a 40pin PDIP, Nigels micro board for the pic16f877a will be a starting point.