PIC12C672-04I/MF

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PIC12C672-04I/MF is a mid-range 8-bit CMOS FLASH-based microcontroller. It is a member of the PIC12C family of microcontrollers, which also includes PIC12C5XX, PIC12C51X and PIC12C60X. It offers 32 programmable input/output lines, 2 16-bit timers, extended interrupt mask set and four 8-bit A/D channels.

The application field of this microcontroller can vary from small-scale industrial controllers to consumer products such as toys, healthcare related applications, domestic appliances and surveillance systems. It is especially suitable for applications that require low-power consumption, wireless communication, and user-friendly approaches like PC, graphic displays and keypad interfaces.

The working principle of PIC12C672-04I/MF revolves around 8-bit architecture with multi-cycle instruction execution. This allows for nearly twice the throughput of conventional 8-bit microcontrollers. The instruction set offered by the microcontroller is based on Harvard architecture, which divides program memory, data memory, and peripherals into separate memory spaces. This allows for greater ease of programming and ensures tight control over the data, program and peripheral bus.

The peripherals of PIC12C672-04I/MF include 2-60 KHz counter/timers, programmable input/output ports and 8 channel 10-bit/8-bit analog-to-digital converters. The counter/timers enable real-time tasks such as pulse width modulation, multi-tone and frequency measurement. The Zilog Z80-type interrupt system supports 4 external interrupts, 2 internal interrupts and high priority interrupt. The A/D converter enables the microcontroller to convert analog signals into digital data.

The memory of PIC12C672-04I/MF includes 8K program memory, 2K data memory and 128 bytes of EEPROM. The program memory includes 4K of FLASH and can sustain up to 200 erase/write cycles. The data and EEPROM memory enable the microcontroller to store values during and between program executions. The memory layout of the microcontroller provides greater flexibility for the system designers to select the memory sizes for specific applications.

PIC12C672-04I/MF has become a popular choice for embedded applications. The multi-cycle instruction execution, Harvard architecture, I/O ports and counter/timer peripherals enable cost-effective implementations for applications in the field of healthcare, consumer products and industrial control. With the wide range of peripherals available, PIC12C672-04I/MF is a promising choice for fully-featured designs.

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