Embedded C Programming: Techniques and Applications of C and PIC MCUS
This book provides a hands-on introductory course on concepts of C programming using a PIC® microcontroller and CCS C compiler. Through a project-based approach, this book provides an easy to understand method of learning the correct and efficient practices to program a PIC® microcontroller in C language. Principles of C programming are introduced gradually, building on skill sets and knowledge. Early chapters emphasize the understanding of C language through experience and exercises, while the latter half of the book covers the PIC® microcontroller, its peripherals, and how to use those peripherals from within C in great detail.
This book demonstrates the programming methodology and tools used by most professionals in embedded design, and will enable you to apply your knowledge and programming skills for any real-life application. Providing a step-by-step guide to the subject matter, this book will encourage you to alter, expand, and customize code for use in your own projects.
- A complete introduction to C programming using PIC microcontrollers, with a focus on real-world applications, programming methodology and tools
- Each chapter includes C code project examples, tables, graphs, charts, references, photographs, schematic diagrams, flow charts and compiler compatibility notes to channel your knowledge into real-world examples
- Online materials include presentation slides, extended tests, exercises, quizzes and answers, real-world case studies, videos and weblinks
Why Read This Book
You will get a practical, step-by-step introduction to writing efficient Embedded C for PIC microcontrollers, with worked projects that take you from language fundamentals to using timers, ADCs, UART, I2C/SPI and other peripherals. The book emphasizes real-world coding practices and the CCS C compiler workflow so you can apply the same methodology used in many professional PIC-based designs.
Who Will Benefit
Best for beginners-to-intermediate firmware engineers, students, and hobbyists who are developing firmware for Microchip PIC MCUs or who want a project-based grounding in embedded C and peripheral interfacing.
