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PIC Microcontroller Applications

D3000 9.13X

This study module introduces students to PIC Microcontroller Applications through a wide range of practical activities. This module introduces students to the programming of microcontrollers for a range of applications. Typical topic areas include: Introduction to PIC microcontrollers, writing BASIC control programs, input/output parts, loops and sequences, arithmetic and logic operations, delays, and interrupts.

This study module is ideal for use within the DIGIAC modular electronics program. It comprises a circuit board and a set of student lab sheets, housed in a molded plastic storage case. When used in conjunction with a student PC, the labsheets are fully compatible with the ClassAct computer managed learning system. Each lab sheet covers a specific topic area and provides background theory, practical activities and student assesment questions. Each lab sheet is designed around a list of performance objectives. These objectives are used by the ClassAct management system to generate a student competency report.

An instructor's solution book is also included, providing solutions to all of the questions and practical activities contained in the labsheets. The study module is also supported by optional computer aided instruction (CAI) material.

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Product: PIC Microcontroller Applications
Code: D3000 9.13X
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