Pic12f629 pdf

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Tools and Resources. Order Now. Sign Out. Search products, tools, resources and more! Start typing your search term, your results will display here. Note: Each oscillator calibration value will be different so you have to note down each value for each chip and not muddle them up! If you loose it you can recalculate it but you will need a frequency counter.

This is a tip I have seen on the web for storing your calibration value on the device itself - it's so good I thought I would include it here. All you do is think of the pins of the 8 pin device as a binary number and mark those pins with the value you read out using the programmer in read mode All you need is the last hex number as the 1st is always So lets say you read your device and get C.

Just use the 8C part. As with the 16F88 the 12F microcontroller has eight oscillator modes but unlike the 16F88 the internal oscillator is fixed at 4Mhz. You can use an external oscillator either a resistor capacitor pair, an external clock signal or a crystal or resonator.

You can even operate the crystal to 20Mhz if you need extra performance. The first program is a flashing LED - it always is!

The reason is that there is the least hardware to go wrong so it gives a good test of your system setup. This project also uses the 12F's internal oscillator and you don't need a crystal so there is even less to go wrong!

Use the solderless breadboard to construct the following circuit: Note: Double check your connections on the breadboard. Note: the plus sign on the 10u electrolytic capacitor which must connect to the positive input voltage and have a voltage rating stamped on it of greater than 35V or greater than your maximum dc power block output.

The LED must be connected with the flat side to ground. The following diagram shows the above Plugblock circuit in schematic form.

It is exactly the same circuit but lets you view the circuit in an easier way and shows the layout of the circuit from the point of view of the circuit block functions rather than how you have to place the components using the Plugblock.

Note: The LED current limiter resistor 1k is not the ideal one it just lets you see the led you don't need the maximum current to see the light from the LED - to use the LED at higher output replace it with R. Remember to note down the contents of address 0x3FF. The next thing to do is to flash the LED to prove that the system you have is working as reading back data is not very interesting. You can use the hex file directly to program the 12F then it will flash the led on and off or you can re-compile the files using the free compiler from Mikroelectronika.

You can find a very brief compiler tutorial here. Some of the C source code is :. Here all bits are zero so all GPIO bits are set as outputs. This just takes the value 1 and bit shifts it left four times so the number 4 is the same as bit position 4. Read more.