Setting up a PIC16F877A/PIC16F887/PIC18F****

Hello folks,
In this video you will learn how to make your own Arduino type board using PIC micro controller. Its a step by step guide for beginners.
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[@priyanshukoram0702]

This channel is a goldmine for Electronic engg. students. Love your content.

[@orimusic9707]

aaaah you made me nostalgic! love the PIC

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

Loving the channel.

[@usnaveen]

oh my god cant explain how usefull this video is to me.

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

You are welcome

[@narendrasuryawanshi1708]

Great work sir. Thank you

[@anokhautomation4453]

Nice and useful tutorial 👍 please upload more tutorials with pic microcontroller 🙏

[@ravenstone01]

Excellent video.. I love the PICS.. I have a lot of Atmel (AVR) chips, but they can be messed up changing the fuses the wrong way and PIC doesn't have that issue (Or not that I have run into). Thanks for the video, we need to let users know that PIC is out there and honestly has better options than AVR in my opinion.

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Also i will teach you in my further videos
How much professional it is
Ita project dont look like toys
They look like professional stuff

[@mba2ceo]

@@learningmicrocontrollers3561 ? please can U make more vids ?

[@syedabdulrehmanshah461]

Aowsome work my boy keep it up

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Thanks mate

[@mega2034]

One thing I forgot to mention is that I don’t have the 22pf capacitors. I need to order some. Thanks again.

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Caps are very important
If they are not there then programming will not work

[@mega2034]

10Q very much

[@namphantech]

thank for your support

[@ravenstone01]

Also should mention the 32.7khz crystal is great for timing delays.. Rounds out well for 1ms timings and assembly testing, if you're into that.

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Thats great thing
Great thing for PIC is if you need different crystal
Just desold one and sold the other one

[@rizwanhameed5791]

Please make some videos about 8 pin microcontrollers. For small applications like two buttons to set the brightness of an led.

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Sure i will make one on 14 pin aswell
Let me tell you by the way schrmatics is same you need same pic kit same crystal same capacitors same hardware only difference will be small controller
And different pins thats all

[@mega2034]

I tried this with a pickit4, but the chip is not recognized by MPLA X, or MPLAB IPE. Also I see that Pickit3 or Pickit4 pin 6 is unused, but you are using it. Is there something I’m missing? Thanks in advanced.

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Pin 6 is not necessary
It has some special uses

[@mba2ceo]

please can we GET more VIDS ?

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Soon whole new series

[@rizwanhameed5791]

Can we use a cheap pic microcontroller to burn 2nd microcontroller

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Thats hard question and requires research but for burning you need C language to be converted hex formats
While controller have it in hex
Right now there is no direct way

[@rizwanhameed5791]

Any alternative to pickit.
Can we use arduino to program pic microcontroller

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Pickit 3 can burn up to 150 pic microcontrollers from 14 pin to 80 pin controller its supports all pic controllers including completed PIC families from PIC10 series till PIC32 and even support dsPIC family aswell
Its a fair deal just $8
As compared to buying arduino board for every new controller
That seem to be more costly in long run
I am not teaching some university students to get grades
I am making you a professional embedded egineer and developer
So forget about arduino type already made stuff

[@rizwanhameed5791]

@@learningmicrocontrollers3561 thanks.
I am also need some professional advice for to create or manufacture some kind of project. That why i am asking you to guide us on OTP microcontroller to reduce the cost.

[@rizwanhameed5791]

Any idea about OTP (one time programmable) microcontroller

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Yes those are cheap
But coding technique is same you learn it on a stable microcontroller if you already an expert you dont have to waste time on learning again
If not then learn on a stable microcontroller like PIC16F877A
Because mikroC coding is same for all controllers
Once you learn how to program 1 PiC microcontroller then you can do coding of any PIC using mikroC
So learn it simple and straight
PIC C series families are 1 time programmable thats not for learners dont waste money on hardware without knowing how to code it
Go for PIC16F877A type microcontroller
Because it can sustain accidential voltages aswell upto 9V
Small IC like 8 pin simply cant you will be wasting them
Use an stable 1 to learn
Coding is same for all PICs

[@rizwanhameed5791]

Any ideas about beginners pic development board.

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

Dont use that
Dont buy pic strawberry
Dont buy any of that stuff
Make your own you can 20 boards
In just 10$ of your design

[@rizwanhameed5791]

@@learningmicrocontrollers3561 ok then guide and make some videos.

[@m3lateef]

I'm trying to get this working on 3.7v but it's not working ?

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

It works easily
What are you using a battery ?

[@m3lateef]

@learningmicrocontrollers3561 yes lipo 3.7v battery

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

@@m3lateef share me the circuit and diagram at [e-mail]

[@JitendraInaniya-tr5un]

In hindi language

[@learningmicrocontrollers3561]

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