PIC16F1829T-I/GZ

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The PIC16F1829T-I/GZ is a small, low-cost 8-bit general-purpose microcontroller (MCU) with flash program memory that are capable of working in both commercial and industrial temperature range. It supports new features such as enhanced capture/compare/PWM, SCAN and 20-bit timer functions, a dual-operand fetch capability, and up to 20 MIPS processing power. The device also boasts a large number of peripherals, and the option of an internal RC oscillator or an external oscillator for the main clock source.

The PIC16F1829T-I/GZ is suited for a wide range of applications, particularly those that require low cost, low power operations. It is ideal for use in general-purpose applications such as LED lighting and control, power tool and small appliance controls, home automation systems, factory automation, and medical and scientific instrumentation.

The PIC16F1829T-I/GZ is built around an 8-bit data processor core. The core consists of 32 registers, a stack, an Arithmetic-Logic unit (ALU) and Program Counter. It operates at a maximum speed of 20 MIPS and features an onboard voltage regulator. It includes a parallel port, an I2C module, an Enhanced Capture/Compare/PWM module, a 10-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC) module, and a Programmable Voltage Detector (PVD). Additionally, it is capable of working with a wide range of peripherals, such as Timers, Watchdog Timers, Serial Data Transmitters, and Serial Communication Links.

The PIC16F1829T-I/GZ has its own on-chip RAM and flash memory. The RAM contains 8 Kilobytes of static RAM and 32 Kilobytes of flash memory. A dedicated shadow register set is used to store configuration and control bytes, or “programmed words”, in the RAM. This helps reduce the time needed to reprogram the device.

In order to control the device, the PIC16F1829T-I/GZ utilizes the four-stage instruction cycle. The four stages are fetch, decode, execute and write-back. At each stage, the Instruction Register (IR) is loaded with instructions from the Program Memory (PM). It then decodes the instructions and executes them. Finally, it writes back the results of the execution to the Program Memory or the Data Memory (DM).

The PIC16F1829T-I/GZ offers a variety of configuration options and peripherals for the designer. It has an on-chip bootloader, which simplifies the programming and debugging process. It also has a variety of input/output options, including an Interrupt-on-Change module, and a Programmable Data Input/Output (PDI) module. Additionally, it supports an enhanced capture/compare/PWM module, a synchronous serial port (MSSP), a low-power oscillator, and a low-power watchdog timer.

The PIC16F1829T-I/GZ also features an 8-bit Reset and a Brown-Out Reset (BOR) system that can be used to reset the device during power transitions or power outages. A special “Power On Reset” (POR) circuit guarantees that the device will not remain in an undefined state during power-up sequences.

In addition to the PIC16F1829T-I/GZ, Microchip has developed a number of specialized development systems for rapid prototyping and evaluation, such as the PICDEM HPC (High Performance Compact) Evaluation Board and the PICDEM MCU Evaluation Board. These boards are easy to use and include a wealth of peripherals, instrumentation, and debugging capabilities, making them ideal for hobbyists, engineers and educational institutions.

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