PIC Microcontroller Step by Step: Your complete guide

8.5 Hours of HD Content | More than 1.5k Students | Highest Rated Course

>>>  This course is designed to introduce the PIC Microcontroller hardware and programming environment to get you started on building projects as soon as possible. <<<

Why you should take this course?

• The course contains a lot of information that is not found elsewhere and is organized in a practical, easy-to-follow matter

• The course is  practical with plenty of examples and exercises

• This course will help you learn the basics of Computer Programming from scratch

• Step by Step is an excellent introduction for those who have been regretfully put off by the Mathematical nature of most programming courses

• Detailed information on all aspects of Microcontrollers

• It covers every aspect of microcontroller interfacing, from analog signal interfacing to digital interfacing, and more

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What students are saying:

• James Clapp says, "This instructor is amazing, his ability to explain something complex and help you understand it is worth it. I would recommend this course to anyone interested in PIC programming."

• Reinhard Pontius says, "I liked this course well, it is a short introduction to the big number of PIC Controllers with most of the standard tasks of an MCU and the typical components attached to it and not more. No unimportant information. The ebooks are convenient"

• Walter Andreeff says, "I enjoyed the content and presentation of the course material. The instructor is very good at responding to questions."

• Tan Pham says, "Good instructor, well prepared for every single lecture, bugs free, easy to follow, lot of examples and detail explanations. Worth for learning Pic Micro Controller."

• Abel Kasawhili says, "Because it is a practical-based course, anyone can learn and understand."

• Kevin Mills says, "Well done, clear precise information well laid out.  "

• Neeraj Kumar says, "Best tutorial. Everyone should move thoroughly lecture one by one"

Welcome to this course.

8.5 Hours of HD Content | More than 1.5k Students | Highest Rated Course

The PIC Microcontroller is an electronic device that is easy to use in both hardware and software. Sensing the environment by receiving inputs from many sensors, the PIC Microcontroller affects its surroundings by controlling lights, motors, and a number of other accessories. It's intended for anyone making interactive hardware projects by connecting it with a power source, few less, and resistors.

Bonus!

When You Join This Course You Will Get PIC Microcontroller Test Your Skills and Get a Certified Course For FREE (Usually worth 200$) in the Bonus Section in which you will test Your PIC Microcontroller Skills with more than 100 Questions, This is the only PIC Microcontroller Practice Exam course on Udemy that has timed test-taking ability and provides interactive, section level feedback.

This course is designed to introduce the PIC Microcontroller hardware and programming environment to get you started on building projects as soon as possible.

Unleash Your Inner Hero With this Course

• PIC Microcontroller Inner Structure and Programming Introduction

• LEDs, Resistors and Pushbuttons

• LCD Screens and Seven Segment Displays

• Motor and Keypad.

• DIY Projects and Quick Tips

A Tool for Creating Any Device Imaginable become a favorite of electronic Students and anyone interested in Device manufacturing because of their ease of use and extremely low cost.

Example projects include Ardupilot, a UAV platform able to control aerial drones.

Contents and Overview  This course is designed for anyone interested in learning electronic design. No experience is required, and all you need is PIC Microcontroller and several low-cost components.

With hours of content in many lectures, this course will take you from zero experience in electronics or programming to PIC Microcontroller Master.

Who this course is for:

• Anyone with a curiosity about making electronics
• People with no experience in electronics
• People with an intermediate knowledge of electronics
• Children over 12 years old