PIC16LC774T/L

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PIC16LC774T/L is an 8-bit microcontroller designed specifically for embedded control applications. The 774T/L is the first of its kind to utilize both a 0.75µm CMOS process and a dedicated low-voltage power consumption design. It is based on the PIC16F87x microcontroller family which is known for its cost-effectiveness and performance. The 774T/L features a reduced machine code size, high performance linear addressing, multiple interrupt capabilities, and a wide range of peripheral functions. It is also the first PIC16 microcontroller to implement analog-to-digital data conversion, making it ideal for applications requiring precise measurements.

The most remarkable feature of the 774T/L is its low power consumption. It can run on either 3.3V or 5.0V power supplies, depending on the application. The 774T/L consumes as little as 0.2 mW/MIPS, enabling it to be easily integrated into portable applications. Additionally, the 774T/L incorporates a unique variable power savings technology that can reduce power consumption further when the application requires lower power. This feature is especially attractive for energy monitoring and data logging applications.

The 774T/L\'s design is especially tailored for embedded control applications. It provides a full compliment of peripheral functions and interfaces, such as SPI, I2C, asynchronous serial communication, general purpose digital I/O pins, timers, and watchdog timers. The 774T/L also includes a highly advanced A/D converter which is capable of resolving 8-bit precision. The on-chip flash memory can be programmed with up to 256K bytes of code, allowing for large and complex applications.

In terms of core architecture, the 774T/L is based on the Harvard architecture. This design allows independent instruction and data memory accesses. The instruction fetch logic is located in between the program and data memories and the instruction fetch logic is able to detect when an instruction or data address is addressed.

The instruction set of the 774T/L is based on an enhanced subset of the PIC16F8x family instructions. Furthermore, it supports both linear and page addressing modes. This improved instruction set allows for greater flexibility when developing applications.

The PIC16LC774T/L is an excellent choice for embedded control applications. Its modern CMOS process, low power consumption, and rich peripheral set make it ideal for applications where cost efficiency and performance are required. Additionally, its enhanced instruction set makes it especially attractive for more complex applications.

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