PIC16F74T-I/L

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The PIC16F74T-I/L microcontroller is an 8-bit flash memory core-based component from the PIC (peripheral interface controller) range produced by Microchip. This device is targeted towards embedded applications and specializes in low power usage in an extremely compact package.

PIC16F74T-I/L is used in a variety of embedded applications, most notably wearable technology, automation, automotive control systems, and industrial systems. Embedded applications require reliable, cost-effective solutions and the PIC16F74T-I/L delivers on both fronts.

The PIC16F74T-I/L physical design is compact, easy to program and integrates a variety of internal peripherals. It has an 8-pin package and an extended temperature range which makes it ideal for embedded applications. The device is built around a 8-bit flash core and is powered by a 3.3 volt power supply.

The PIC16F74T-I/L features an 8-bit data bus, 4K words of program memory, 15 interrupt pins, user selectable clock speeds, an 8-bit parallel slave port and the Pic24E Interrupt Controlled Timer/Counter (ICT). It also features an on-chip EEPROM for data storage and an integrated watch dog timer.

The PIC16F74T-I/L working principle is based on the RISC architecture. The device works by executing user-defined code stored in the on-chip flash memory. This code is executed in sequence according to the instructions present in the program memory. Along with the flash memory, the device features an on-chip data memory which stores the user data. The data memory consists of RAM, EEPROM, and registers.

The I/O devices featured on the PIC16F74T-I/L include the 4K word program memory, the 8-bit slave port, the 15 interrupt pins, the Pic24E interrupt controlled timer/counter, and the on-chip EEPROM data memory. The I/O devices are used to interface with external devices. The program memory stores the user-defined code which is executed by the device. The 8-bit slave port can be used to control and access peripheral devices. The 15 interrupt pins allow the device to detect and respond to external events or signals. The Pic24E interrupt controlled timer/counter (ICT) is used to generate and measure time intervals, as well as to detect certain events. The on-chip EEPROM data memory is used for persistent data storage.

The PIC16F74T-I/L is a popular 8-bit microcontroller from the PIC line produced by Microchip, and is commonly used in embedded applications. The device has a small size, low power use, and can be programmed using a variety of methods. Its features include an 8-bit data bus, 4K words of program memory, 15 interrupt pins, and an 8-bit parallel slave port. It is powered by a 3.3V power supply and works by executing user-defined code stored in its on-chip flash memory. It has an on-chip EEPROM data memory and the Pic24E interrupt controlled timer/counter (ICT). It is ideal for wearable technology, automation, automotive control systems, and industrial systems.

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