PIC16C57C-04E/SO

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The PIC16C57C-04E/SO is an 8-bit microcontroller in a package combining a powerful RISC Central Processing Unit (CPU) with advanced peripherals and memories. As part of Microchip\'s PIC MCU family, it is a versatile embedded system integrally used in a variety of embedded solutions that often require a wide range of features in a small package.

PIC16C57C-04E/SO is optimally suited for embedded applications such as motor control, power management, advanced alarm systems, data acquisition, distributed measurement systems, industrial automation, digital gaming, home control, and robotics.

This microcontroller contains 1,000 words of Program Memory, and 128 bytes of RAM, which is enough for many applications, such as LEDs blinking, infrared remote control receiver, displaying of characters, and other basic functions. It also supports the interrupts that are necessary for advanced applications. Furthermore, it supports two-wire serial interface (TWI) as well as Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI). Other peripherals like Pulse Width Modulator (PWM) and USART are also supported.

The PIC16C57C-04E/SO runs on the Harvard architecture, which separates the program and data buses. This enables simultaneous access to program and data memory. Meanwhile, the Compact RISC (CRISC) architecture gives it the ability to operate at 8 MIPS. The instruction set has 15 instructions that are optimized for code density, which allows it to fit most of the information into a smaller size.

The PIC16C57C-04E/SO also comes with several on-chip modules for programmed operations such as the Timer0 module for custom timing applications and the 8-bit counter for scheduling processes. Additionally, it includes three flexible Capture/Compare/PWM (CCP) modules with 8-bit resolution, allowing timing and frequency adjustments to occur precisely.

Additionally, the PIC16C57C-04E/SO has a register called W, which stores 8-bit data and can be used to compare constants in code and transfer data variables between the instruction and data memories. It also has direct, indirect and indexed addressing modes, helping you get the most out of the limited program memory. Furthermore, it supports assembly language programming, making debugging and optimization easier.

The PIC16C57C-04E/SO also contains analog-to-digital (A/D) ports that convert analog signals into digital signals, allowing microcontroller applications to interface with real-world sensors. It also supports dsPIC® Digital Signal Controllers (DSC) with up to 4 channels of resolution, allowing for further flexibility and accuracy of digital signal operations.

The PIC16C57C-04E/SO comes with comprehensive built-in self-programming capability, allowing you to use affordable software and hardware development tools to build your own developed application. Thus, this microcontroller is suitable for low-cost, low-power applications, and provides ease of use and flexibility for developers.

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