In October we solved the problem we have been toying with for several years - how to create a simple USB system. Now we have our Easy USB system up and running and so the requirements for PICs and Power has changed. It is now essential that a Brunning Software programmer is used. Add to this that we can also use a USB PIC to control the motors.......
We have sold out the preproduction batch of our PIC and Power books and must now wait until the book has been updated.
For more information about our Easy USB click here
PICs and Power Training Course
The book "Experimenting with PICs and Power" starts by assuming you are a newcomer to XLP PICs. We start with 4 very simple experiments to control LEDs, then study the hardware timers, learn to write to the LCD, to use the keypad, study the oscillator, watchdog, sleep mode, ADC, and PIC to PIC and PC to PIC serial communication.
The PAP circuit board has sockets for 18, 20, 28 and 40 pin PICs and 8 power MOSFETs which we use for the motor and stepper motor experiments in the last few chapters. The very last chapter covers micro stepping techniques from first principles.
The PAP board has sockets to connect a Brunning Software P182 or P928-X programmer.