PIC16C770/SO

Program Memory Type:	OTP
Base Part Number:	PIC16C770
Supplier Device Package:	20-SOIC
Package / Case:	20-SOIC (0.295", 7.50mm Width)
Operating Temperature:	0°C ~ 70°C (TA)
Oscillator Type:	Internal
Data Converters:	A/D 6x12b
Voltage - Supply (Vcc/Vdd):	4 V ~ 5.5 V
RAM Size:	256 x 8
EEPROM Size:	--
Series:	PIC® 16C
Program Memory Size:	3.5KB (2K x 14)
Number of I/O:	15
Peripherals:	Brown-out Detect/Reset, POR, PWM, WDT
Connectivity:	I²C, SPI
Speed:	20MHz
Core Size:	8-Bit
Core Processor:	PIC
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Tube

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<p>The PIC16C770/SO microcontroller is a versatile 8-bit device designed for use in a wide range of embedded applications. It is part of the Microchip PIC family of commercial microcontrollers, which is based on the Project IC architecture. The PIC16C770/SO offers a variety of features, including low-power operation, program memory, 16-bit programs, analog-to-digital capability, pulse width modulation, capture/compare/PWM and watchdog timers, and serial communication peripherals. It has a 16-bit core and 8KB of program memory. The device also includes a built-in USB (universal serial bus) interface for two-way data transfer between the processor and other modules.</p><p>The PIC16C770/SO is used in embedded applications that require precise timing and reliable operation. It is used in a variety of products, including automotive electronics, consumer electronics, industrial control, robotics, and communications. The microcontroller is used in applications such as air conditioning systems, remote control toys, security systems, and appliances. It is used in products that are designed to operate in extreme temperatures, moisture, or vibration levels.</p><p>The PIC16C770/SO has a Harvard Architecture RISC processor core, which makes it capable of executing complex instructions rapidly and with fewer cycles per instruction than some other types of microcontrollers. The design of the device includes on-chip Flash memory and an EEPROM that can store up to 64K bytes of code and program memory. The device also offers several types of peripherals, including I/O ports, timers, Serial Communications Interface (SCI), USB, watchdogs, and capturing/comparing/PWM modules.</p><p>The PIC16C770/SO is designed to provide low-power operation. The device uses a low-power sleep mode that can reduce its power consumption by up to 70 percent compared to other types of microcontrollers. This low-power operation is achieved by reducing the voltage from its target voltage to a lower supply voltage when the device is not performing any tasks.</p><p>The PIC16C770/SO has two types of operation, single-chip and multi-chip mode. Single-chip mode is used for simple applications where all the processor functions are managed by a single chip. In this mode, the processor manages all the necessary processes, such as initialization, input/output (I/O), interrupt services, and data transfer. In multi-chip mode, two or more chips are used to perform various functions.</p><p>The PIC16C770/SO has an 8-bit core and 8KB of program memory. Additionally, the microcontroller has four 16-bit data memory locations and three EPROM locations. The device has a 12-bit analog-to-digital (A/D) converter, high-level programmable pulse width modulation (PWM), capture/compare/PWM modules, and a high-speed watchdog timer. It also has a three-wire synchronous serial port (SPI) and a high-speed two-wire synchronous serial port for inter-processor communication.</p><p>The PIC16C770/SO microcontroller is an excellent choice for embedded applications that require precise timing and reliable operation over a wide temperature range. Its low-power operation, versatile peripherals, and Harvard architecture RISC processor core make it an ideal choice for embedded application.</p>

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