Microcontroller drives LCD with just one wire. December 3, 2007 by ... a maximum of 16 bytes as data for the LCD, and an ASCII zero. For test purposes with an external PIC microcontroller embedded ...

[H. Smeitink] got his hands on a 320×240 color TFT LCD screen. He set out to drive it with a small PIC microcontroller but didn’t find a lot of help out there to get up and running quickly.

Until recently, microcontroller-based systems using a liquid crystal display (LCD) output device required a separate driver device. Now, Microchip has announced its new PIC16F946 microcontroller, ...

When it comes to displays, there is a gap between a traditional microcontroller and a Linux system-on-a-chip (SoC). The SoC that lives in a smartphone will always have enough RAM for a framebuffer … ...

Using a 20-MHz crystal on pins 2 and 3 of the PIC allows for higher baud rates of up to 115,200 bit/s in its UART interface as opposed to the maximum 9,600 bit/s achievable by using the internal 8 ...

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1. This circuit, based on a PIC microcontroller with a few added components, converts a sensor-based voltage into a 4- to 20-mA current loop. Shown is the circuit as originally drawn on a whiteboard.

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