PIC Microcontroller LAboratory

This is a hands-on, experienced-based, and self-guided course on using the PIC10F200 microcontroller and programming in assembly language (PIC instruction set).

If you are a Concordia College student and interested in taking this course for credit please contact me and we can talk more about it. 

This course was also designed for any of you out there on the internet. I'm glad you are considering learning about the PIC10F200 microcontroller. I certainly had fun doing so and I hope you will find this course helpful!

Links to the videos associated with this course are found here (full playlist):

1. Introduction to the course

2. Prelim 1: Going through the PIC10F200 datasheet

3. Prelim 2:  Setting up a new project and first program

4. Lab 1: Writing code to do arithmetic via the simulator

5. Lab 2: Learning about indirect addressing

6. Prelim 3: New project with the PICKit 5 and the PIC10F200 microcontroller

7. Lab 3: Blink an LED - The "Hello World" of embedded systems

8. Lab 4: User controlled four state blinker

9. Lab 5: Interfacing with the 74HC595 shift register (SIPO)

10. Lab 6: Interfacting with the 74HC165 shift register (PISO)

11. Lab 7: A UART-based toggle.

12. Lab 8: UART communication: reading and storing

13. Lab 9: UART communication: writing

14. Lab 10: Simulated neuron project

15. Resources