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Embedded - Microcontrollers

PIC16C716-20/P is a microcontroller used in the fields of embedded computer and industrial control. It is a member of the PIC16C7xx family of products, which feature a range of 8-bit CISC microcontrollers with different memory sizes and programmable I/O pins.

The 14-pin PIC16C716-20/P is an 8-bit microcontroller powered by a 5V voltage supply. It has busy hints, an 8-bit stack, 39 programmable I/O lines, timers, and an 8-level hardware stack. It is capable of addressing all 8-bit devices.

The PIC16C716-20/P has a 7Kb of program memory, 40 bytes of RAM, and 2Kb of EEPROM. It is also available in a 20-pin version with additional memory and I/O lines.

Application Field of PIC16C716-20/P

The PIC16C716-20/P is suitable for a variety of embedded applications. It is most commonly used for device control, such as for servo motor control, sensor interface control, and motor speed control. It also can be used to monitor and control industrial machinery, including production machinery, machinery used in hazardous environments, and other applications where real-time control is required. It is also used in medical applications, such as patient monitoring and medical instrument control.

Additionally, PIC16C716-20/P can be used in data acquisition applications, where it can acquire information from sensors and transfer that data to other electronic devices. The PIC16C716-20/P can also be used in space applications, such as in onboard data processing and monitoring due to its small physical size and low power consumption.

Working Principle of PIC16C716-20/P

The PIC16C716-20/P uses an 8-bit RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) processor core. It is clocked at 4MHz and has an instruction set of 47 instructions. It consists of an ALU (Arithmetic and Logic Unit), that performs arithmetic and logic operations; a Set of registers, which are used to store temporary results; a Program Counter, which keeps track of the address of the next instructions to be executed; and accumulator which stores the result of calculations.

In addition to the RISC processor core, the PIC16C716-20/P also contains a number of peripherals. These include a 4-channel 10-bit ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) which can be used to convert analog signals from sensors into digital signals; a Compare/Capture unit, which can be used for pulse width modulation and timer/counter operation; and a Serial I/O Unit, which can be used for communication with other devices.

The PIC16C716-20/P also includes a Watchdog Timer, which is used to prevent runaway code, and a Brown Out Reset which can detect when the power to the microcontroller has dropped below a certain threshold and reset the system.

When the PIC16C716-20/P is powered on, it begins executing a program stored in its program memory. The processor executes the instructions one by one until it reaches a certain point, when it then fetches the next instruction to be executed. The executed instructions either operate on data stored in the data memory or perform I/O operations. Whenever an operation is finished, the processor indexes the program counter and stores the result of the operation in the accumulator.

The PIC16C716-20/P\'s microcontroller operations are executed in real time, which makes it suitable for embedded control applications. The microcontroller can be programmed using either a high-level language or assembly code.

Conclusion

The PIC16C716-20/P is an 8-bit microcontroller designed for embedded computer applications. It features 7Kb of program memory, 40 bytes of RAM, and 2Kb of EEPROM. It is widely used in device control, sensor interface control, motor speed control, data acquisition, and other embedded applications. Its RISC processor core is clocked at 4MHz and the microcontroller is capable of executing instructions in real-time. It can be programmed using either a high-level language or assembly code.

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