PIC16C54T-LPI/SO

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The PIC16C54T-LPI/SO is a single-chip, low-power CMOS 8-bit microcontroller that is perfect for applications that require more flexibility and functionality than is available from more traditional single-purpose integrated circuits. The chip has an 8-bit instruction set, a 16-bit working register and general-purpose registers, two 16-bit Timers, and two 8-bit Counters. It has an onboard Comparator, an Extended Data Memory block and an Ultra Low-Power Sleep mode.

It is built to withstand industrial and automotive conditions with ±40V tolerant inputs. The package offers up to 1024 words of Flexible Flash Program Memory and up to 40 bytes of SRAM data memory. The high-density PIC16C54T-LPI/SO comes in an SO-20 package with an operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.

The PIC16C54T-LPI/SO is an ideal device for a variety of embedded applications including motor control, GUI devices, solenoid control systems, data logging and instrumentation, or any other low-power applications requiring high performance and a large number of I/O ports.

The working principle of the PIC16C54T-LPI/SO is based on a single-chip CMOS 8-bit microcontroller architecture. The chip has an 8-bit instruction set that enables it to process instructions quickly and efficiently. The instruction set is composed of a set of instructions for programming and debugging, along with instructions for input/output, timer and counter operations, program sequencing and interrupts. The chip also has a variety of peripheral functions, such as a comparator, serial ports and a watchdog timer.

The chip has an onboard Low-Power Sleep mode for reducing power consumption when the chip is idle. It can also be programmed to take advantage of the Wake-up wake from Sleep mode which allows it to wake up and start operations quickly, while still preserving power.

The PIC16C54T-LPI/SO is programmed using a high-level language such as C or assembly. The chip is programmed using a compiler or assembler to generate machine code. The code is then downloaded to the chip via a specialized programming interface. This can be done either on-chip or off-chip.

The PIC16C54T-LPI/SO is a highly efficient, low-power single-chip microcontroller with a wide range of capabilities and a variety of I/O ports. It is an ideal choice for a wide range of embedded applications, making it an excellent choice for those applications requiring high performance, low-power operation, and an extended range of I/O ports.

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