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that was great, thanks

That was nice and clear, thanks

Proteus Alt on Linux ?

The introooooooo just woooooooow

All the basics in one package , well explained , great vid.

Can u run a html5 website? Schedule io , read sensors and use logic to switch output?

Thanks for the lecture please can you use pic18f2550 as Avr programmer

Good

can't see what is being typed - too small , too far away.

please send me the code .

Thank you for the explanation, One thing I need to convey is that your English pronunciation is hard to grasp. Please make it more clear.

What should I use _xtal_freq when I am using internal oscillator

I fixed the code. the way you did it dont work for xc8 #include <xc.h> #define _XTAL_FREQ 16000000 void __interrupt() myISR(void){ PORTBbits.RB0^=1; TMR0L=236; INTCONbits.TMR0IF=0; } void main(void){ TRISB=0; PORTB=0; T0CON=0b01001010; TMR0L=236; INTCONbits.TMR0IE=1; INTCONbits.GIE=1; T0CONbits.TMR0ON=1; while(1){ } return; }

can you make a tutorial on analog to digital converter

Thank you for explaining it so well.

I have been looking at a Geiger counter circuit that uses PIC18F2550 and it has a button switch to ground on Pin 22 with a 10K resistor from the pin to +5v. I believe the button is used to change the modes on the device to measure in 15/30/120 second intervals. I'm curious how this works. Where can I read more about this?

Dimana kita bisa dapat alat programernya itu

Can read data from pic18f25q10

Wha tis in the line 77?

Nice video and topic. Can you do sinewave inverter using 18f pic 28pin type?

How do you connect controller to PC?

where source code?

After watching this video, I have really learned how to interface a keypad with PIC18.🙏🙏

error: expected ';' after top level declarator

More good stuff! Thank you.

My project is a DIY PSU. I am a novice. I will be using two rotary encoders to control digital potentiometers to set the voltage and the current. The push button knob switch will be used to change between course and fine adjustment. I take it that using pins that have interrupt capability are the best pins to use for the rotary encoders. Do I have this correctly? And, as each encoder has an "A" and "B" pin and a switch, I will need a total of six pins that have interrupt capability. Also correct? Further, it would be best for each of these six pins to have internal) pull up resistors and b) Schmitt Triggers, for debouncing. Correct, again? I will be checking the Data Sheet, but do you know (by memory,) if the PIC18F4550 has at least six pins that have all of these needed functions? If so, do you also know their pin numbers? Please and thank you. Much appreciated. EDIT: I started to watch your next video and see that you will be answering some of my questions. However, I would appreciate any of your comments, or suggestions. EDIT2: In the second video, you clarify that there are only four interrupt pins. Accordingly, I guess that I could use the switch on the encoders to initiate the interrupt and an additional button press to change between Course and Fine. That way, I would only need two pins that have the interrupt function. The four A/B encoder pins could be on other digital pins that have pull up resistors and Schmitt Triggers. So, I am off to investigate those pins.EDIT3: Further limitations are encountered... INT0=SDI and INT1=SCK. I believe these two pins will be needed to communicate with the MCP41HV51 digital pots that I plan to use. That leaves INT2. Therefore, I will use a separate tactile switch on INT2 to initiate the interrupt and enable the voltage and current encoders. Does that all sound about right? What other options might you suggest?

Excellent! Excellent teaching and video production. I hope that you will return to making PIC18F(4550) videos. I need the help! lol Thank you.

WOOOOW!!!! this channel is a hidden gem!

well done guy thanks for all you did for us!

Thank you very much young man, your teaching is excellent and to the point... but am I missing something or did you fail to but a 'return;' at the end if the Interrupt Service Routine? Without it, the program seems to execute once and then comes to an abrupt stop.

Please upload new videos. Your videos are soooooo good.

Respect!!! Very simple and clear explanation.

Bro Please make a stepper motor interface video. Also tell us about L293D driver

7:23 minutes in the video you just placed some coding in the bottom of the program containing something wit 500 ms.... Where did you get this small program from???

I'm trying to figure out how to do this with the 4 bit option enabled and I can't find anything meaningful...everyone says to use xlcd.h but it doesn't exist with xc8 and is not in the legacy xc8 file from microchip. Very annoying.

Is there a limit to the frequency of using an external interrupt? I'm only able to get 10kHz on an external interrupt

thank you

Love the horror music intro

Very well done

You are simply a genius .... Put more such videos sir!!!!!!!! It's my very genuine request to put such interfacing videos sir !!!!

i like the explanation and the example , tanks man!

Came here to figure out how to connect my pickit 4 to the pic. "Just read the datasheet" was not particularly helpful.

very nice video keep it up\\\\\\\

Nice video. What configuration bits did you set?

Very nice!!!

Thank you very much.

I subscribed u,

I have had those issues before when dealing with precise timing and I assigned the registers a little less values and I was able to get an accurate measurement on the Oscilloscope. Data sheets are great references but theory and practices are seldom the same. Hardware by nature causes delays and we will never be able to illuminate those latencies. I wouldn't call the compiler stupid, it is something that is almost impossible to avoid.

Very nice video, well done. I did similar circuit with 2 LEDs similar to the train crossing signal. I also used PIC18F4550 but I programmed it with Assembly code. What do you think about that?

sir we need details math about latency