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Hello again! In this tutorial we continue talking about the non-blocking operations with LEDs and buttons. Previously I showed you how to make them without the MCC, and this time ...

Hello again! This time we will put aside the 7-segment indicator and will return to buttons and LEDs but now we will double their number. Today, I’ll tell you how to perform ...

In the previous article, we understood the internal working of the 555 timers. In this article, we'll be looking at the monostable mode of operation of the 555 timers. Before ...

We introduced operational amplifiers in the last video and we talked about how using two simple principles they were quite easy to use and to calculate all the stuff around them. ...

Hello again! In this tutorial I will keep talking about the connection of the 7-segment LED indicator. If you didn’t read the previous tutorial, you can skip it because I’ll ...

Hello again! Despite the hard times, I’m still here, and keep working on tutorials. Because whatever happens, “the show must go on!” So this time we will not consider any new ...

Hi again! In this tutorial I will show you how to implement the same task as in the previous one (to toggle the LED state every time when the button is pressed) but using the ...

Hi there! In the previous tutorial, we figured out how to use the MPLAB Code Configurator to create a simple Blink program. This time we’ll move forward and add another part to ...

The 555 timer oscillator or, as commonly referred to, 555 timer, is an extremely popular IC for timing-related applications. They are robust and versatile, as they can be used in ...

In the last tutorial, we understood the basics of the operation performed by a controller or a compensator. In this tutorial, we shall learn about the “Proportional, Integral and ...

Hi again! In this tutorial, I want to show you how to implement the same task as in the previous one (blinking the LED) but using the MPLAB Code Configurator (MCC). So if you ...

Hi again! In the previous tutorial we installed the e2 studio IDE with the FSP to work with the RA MCUs. Now I’ll tell you in more detail about what exactly FSP is and how it ...

Hello again! In the previous tutorial I told you about the PIC18F14K50 MCU and the required hardware and software tools to work with it. Today, we’ll assemble a simple circuit and ...

The op-amp voltage follower is about as simple as you can get when it comes to setting up an op-amp. But despite the ease with which you can set up a voltage follower, this ...

Hi there! It’s been a long time since we’ve finished the Microcontroller Basics tutorials which were devoted to programming the PIC10F200 MCU using the Assembly language. This ...