PIC16C62A-10E/SO

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The PIC16C62A-10E/SO microcontroller is a reliable, highly versatile and cost effective component used within a range of embedded applications. It is suitable for a variety of microcontroller applications and a wide range of operating conditions.

The PIC16C62A-10E/SO is an 8 bit microcontroller based on the Harvard architecture. It includes on-chip oscillator, EEPROM, ADC and a Wide range of peripherals.

It is one of the most popular microcomputer series used in embedded applications. It offers up to 512 word capacity, 18- and 20-pin packages, and OTP programming.

Application fields

Due to its low cost and high flexibility, it is especially suitable for use in industrial and consumer applications.

• Mass production equipment
• Robotics
• Automatic control systems
• Toy and computer games
• Medical systems
• Home appliances
• Aerospace
• Navigation systems

Working Principle

The PIC16C62A-10E/SO has a Harvard architecture with a separate instruction and data memories. It is capable of processing up to 17 basic instructions. The instruction set is easy to understand and the performance is sufficient for many applications.

The processor is able to run basic arithmetic and logic operations as well as a few complex instructions, such as looping, jumps and subroutine calls. It can operate at frequencies up to 20MHz, meaning that it can process up to 2000 instructions per second.

The processor has an extensive peripheral set, which includes a 16-bit Timer, two-channel 8-bit A/D converter, PWM, I/O ports, UART, SPI and I²C. The input/output pins are divided into three groups: low-power I/O, analog inputs and digital I/O. The A/D converter is a 10-bit unit with a sampling rate up to 50kHz. The PWM feature can generate up to 10 independent signals with adjustable resolution.

The processor comes with five on-chip clock sources: an oscillator, RC oscillator, eight-pin ceramic resonator, crystal oscillator and internal clock generator (ICG). The oscillator is located next to the power pins and consists of two capacitors, one resistor and two transistors.

The ICG enables the clock source to be automatically detected. The oscillator can be configured in two ways: the standard mode with separate clock and data domains or the enhanced mode with the two domains running in the same clock frequency.

The processor uses an In-System Programmable (ISP) technology which enables the device to be configured without having to remove it from the application circuit. This can be done easily using an external programming tool. Program and data are stored in non-volatile memory and can be downloaded using a microcontroller-specific software.

Overall, the PIC16C62A-10E/SO is a low-cost and highly versatile 8-bit microcontroller. It is very suitable for a range of embedded applications. Its high performance and wide range of features make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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