PIC16C63-10I/SO

Embedded - Microcontrollers

The PIC16C63-10I/SO is a popular 8-bit Flash-based microcontroller from the PIC microcontroller family. It is intended to be used in a variety of embedded applications and is known for its speed and low-power requirements. The PIC16C63-10I/SO microcontroller features a 20 MHz internal oscillator that can be used to achieve exceptional performance. It has 8 programmable I/O lines and a 40-bit hardware multiplier for 32- and 40-bit data types.

The PIC16C63-10I/SO microcontroller can be used in a variety of embedded applications. It is particularly well-suited for applications that require low-power operation and fast data processing. These applications include home security systems, data acquisition systems, automotive applications, alarm systems, industrial automation, instrumentation control, medical devices, and much more. Additionally, the PIC16C63-10I/SO can be used as an element for embedded system development.

The PIC16C63-10I/SO microcontroller operates in the same manner as other PIC microcontrollers. It operates on the von Neumann bus architecture. All instructions and data that come from the microcontroller’s program memory are first stored in the instruction register. When instructions are decoded, they are executed at the instruction fetch stage.

Programs for the PIC16C63-10I/SO microcontroller are written in C and are stored in Flash memory. The microcontroller\'s 10 kBytes of Flash memory can be used to store up to three programs and four data tables. Programs can be easily modified and updated using the built-in programmer.

Interrupts and peripheral functions of the PIC16C63-10I/SO microcontroller are handled through the core\'s interrupt vector table. The vector table contains pointers to functions that will be executed when an interrupt is received. Interrupts can be enabled or disabled depending on the application requirements.

The PIC16C63-10I/SO microcontroller supports a wide range of peripherals, including Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI), Universal Synchronous and Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter (USART), power management, Master SPI, analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), and comparators. Additionally, the microcontroller has a flexible I/O feature that allows for 8 programmable I/O lines for user-defined external control functions.

The PIC16C63-10I/SO microcontroller is an 8-bit Flash-based microcontroller from the PIC family of microcontrollers which is designed for embedded applications. It is equipped with 8 programmable I/O lines and runs on a 20 MHz internal oscillator. The microcontroller can be used in a variety of embedded applications due to its low-power operation and fast data processing capabilities. Programs are written in C and stored in Flash memory and interrupts and peripheral functions of the device are managed through the core’s interrupt vector table. Additionally, the microcontroller supports a wide range of peripherals and a flexible I/O feature.