CONTENT:
PIC
is a family of Harvard architecture microcontrollers made by Microchip
Technology. The 16F877A is one of the
most popular PIC microcontrollers and it's easy to see why - it comes in
a 40 pin DIP pin out and it has many internal peripherals. The 40 pins
make it easier to use the peripherals as the functions are spread out over the
pins.
The
PIC16F877A is useful as a reference device because it has a minimal instruction
set but a full range or peripheral features. The general approach to
microcontroller application design followed here is to develop a design using a
chip that has spare capacity, and then later select a related device that has
the set of features most closely matching the application requirements.
The
most significant variation among PIC chips is the instruction size, which can
be 12, 14, or 16 bits. The A suffix indicates that the chip has a maximum clock
speed of 20 MHz, the main upgrade from the original 16F877 device. These chips
can otherwise be regarded as identical, the suffix being optional for most
purposes.
OBJECTIVE:
1.) To know more about PIC 16F877A because this is the type of PIC that I have used in my project.
2.) To learn how to burn the program into PIC.
3.) To find the most suitable PIC for my project.
CONCLUSION:
This PIC 16F877A is the most suitable PIC for my project because its easy to handle beside I have learn about that before in Microprocessor and Micro-controllers subject.
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