OCaPIC is a compact OCaml implementation that runs on an 8-bit PIC18 microcontroller from Microchip. The team that designed the system implemented an OCaml virtual machine in only 4 Kbytes for flash.

Q2 will not turn on if the application circuit is powered from a 5-V source, but it will turn on if the power source is 3.3 V or less while programming the PIC. Note that applications using 5 V ...

One ‘feature’ with PIC programming is that the programming sequence is different for pretty much every ... The first PIC microcontrollers came out in the 1970s as I/O controllers for a more ...

His program is pretty simple, it blinks a single LED and he’s chosen t work with a PIC 12F1840. The first order of business is to issues the words that configure the chip using 14-bit binary ...