PIC Microcontrollers

This course provides a practical understanding of PIC microcontrollers and their applications in embedded system development. Participants learn the architecture, features, memory organization, and operating principles of PIC microcontrollers. The course covers digital and analog input/output configuration and peripheral interfacing techniques. Participants gain knowledge of programming PIC microcontrollers using embedded C and basic development tools. The training explains timers, counters, interrupts, PWM, ADC, and communication interfaces. It also introduces interfacing of sensors, displays, switches, motors, and other electronic devices with PIC controllers. Practical examples help participants understand circuit design, program development, debugging, and testing. The course covers serial communication methods such as UART, SPI, and I2C for embedded applications. Participants also explore real-world applications of PIC microcontrollers in automation, instrumentation, consumer electronics, and control systems. By the end of the course, learners can develop and troubleshoot basic PIC-based embedded system applications.