PIC Microcontroller

by Muhammad Ali Mazidi

This book offers a systematic approach to PIC programming & interfacing using Assembly & C languages. Using numerous examples & a step-by-step approach, the book devotes separate chapters to interfacing with peripherals such as timers, LCD, serial ports, interrupts, motors & more.

832 pages, Unknown Binding

First published February 1, 2007

Reviews

[Hussam]

It was our course book back when I was doing engineering. The book reads like a typical Mazidi book on microcontrollers; starting from binary codes and computer architecture to programming at assembly level then doing the same things in C and finally moving to interfacing. If you have read his book on 8051 this will be a similar experience except changes in the architecture of course like PIC has an on board ADC whereas with 8051 you had to interface one.

[Anam Shafiq]

An extremely easy book for the new comers in the field. Very easy to understand with excellent and detailed examples.

[Gaby]

Good one to start with the so basics of microcontroller along with application.

[Syed]

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