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PIC Microcontrollers: Timer0 and the Watchdog Timer

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In this article, learn about another useful peripheral for PIC microcontrollers: timer0 and the watchdog timer.

How to Get Started With PIC Microcontrollers: Internal Oscillator and I/O Pins

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Learn about internal oscillators and I/O pins and how to use them with a PIC16F819, MPLAB X, and XC8.

How to Get Started With PIC Microcontrollers: The ADC and Analog Measurements

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Learn about ADCs and how you can make analog measurements from the pins of your PIC microcontroller.

How to Get Started With PIC Microcontrollers: Interrupts

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This article introduces interrupts and how they can be used to improve your PIC microcontroller programming.

Increase Data Transfer Reliability Using PIC Messaging Protocols

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A look at how a message protocol can increase the reliability of data transfers.

How to Connect PICs to PCs

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How to get a PIC and a PC to communicate with each other using a virtual serial port.

How to Make an Ultrasonic Range Finder

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Make a simple circuit that uses an ultrasonic module to determine object distances.

How to Make a Color Sensor Using a TCS3200 Module

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Use the TCS3200 module to make a color sensor for your project.

Introduction to Python Serial Ports

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Set up Python with serial ports — both physical and virtual — to enable your next project!