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	The PIC Microcontroller - Your Personal Introductory Course (3rd Edition) (Reference #NE36) Discover the potential of the PIC micro-controller through graded projects - this book could revolutionise your electronics construction work! A uniquely concise and practical guide to getting up and running with the PIC Microcontroller. The PIC is one of the most popular of the microcontrollers that are transforming electronic project work and product design. Assuming no prior knowledge of microcontrollers and introducing the PICs capabilities through simple projects, this book is ideal for use in schools and colleges. It is the ideal introduction for students, teachers, technicians and electronics enthusiasts. The step-by-step explanations make it ideal for self-study too: this is not a reference book - you start work with the PIC straight away. The revised third edition covers the popular reprogrammable Flash PICs: 16F54/16F84 as well as the 12F508 and 12F675 270 pages Order code NE36 Price: £18.99


Microcontroller Cookbook PIC & 8051 (Reference #NE26) Mike James. The practical solutions to real problems shown in this cookbook provide the basis to make PIC and 8051 devices really work. Capabilities of the variants are examined, and ways to enhance these are shown. A survey of common interface devices, and a description of programming models, lead on to a section on development techniques. The cookbook offers an introduction that will allow any user, novice or experienced, to make the most of microcontrollers. 240 pages Order code NE26 Price: £23.99


	An Introduction to PIC Microcontrollers (Reference #BP394) Robert Penfold. Designing your own PIC based projects may seem a daunting task, but it is really not too difficult providing you have some previous experience of electronics. The PIC processors have plenty of useful features, but they are still reasonably simple and straightforward to use. This book should contain everything you need to know. Topics covered include: the PIC register set; numbering systems; bitwise operations and rotation; the PIC instruction set; using interrupts; using the analogue to digital converter; clock circuits; using the real time clock counter (RTCC); using subroutines; driving seven segment displays. 166 pages Order code BP394 TEMPORARILY OUT OF PRINT Price: £5.99


PIC In Practice (Reference #NE39) David W Smith. A graded course based around the practical use of the PIC microcontroller through project work. Principles are introduced gradually, through hands-on experience, enabling hobbyists and students to develop their understanding at their own pace. The book can be used at a variety of levels. Contents - Introduction to the PIC microcontroller; Programming the 16F84 microcontroller; Using inputs; Keypad scanning; Program examples; The 16C54 microcontroller; Alphanumeric displays; Analogue to digital conversion; Radio transmitters and receivers; EEPROM data memory; Interrupts; The 12C5XX 8 pin microcontroller; The 16F87X microcontroller; The 16F62X microcontroller; Projects; Instruction set, files and registers; Appendices; Index. 272 Pages Order Code NE39. Price: £18.99


	Operational Amplifier User's Handbook (Reference #BP335) R. A. Penfold. The first part of this book covers standard operational amplifier based "building blocks'' (integrator, precision rectifier, function generator, amplifiers, etc), and considers the ways in which modern devices can be used to give superior performance in each one. The second part describes a number of practical circuits that exploit modern operational amplifiers, including high slew- rate, ultra low noise, and low input offset devices. A range of interesting projects are described. 120 pages Order code BP335 Price: £4.95


A Beginner's Guide to TTL Digital ICs (Reference #BP332) R. A. Penfold. This book first covers the basics of simple logic circuits in general, and then progresses to specific TTL logic integrated circuits. The devices covered include gates, oscillators, timers, flip/flops, dividers, and decoder circuits. Some practical circuits are used to illustrate the use of TTL devices in the "real world''. 142 pages Order code BP332 Price: £4.95


	A Beginner's Guide to CMOS Digital ICs (Reference #BP333) R. A. Penfold. This book covers the basic theory of digital electronics and the use of CMOS integrated circuits, but does not lose sight of the fact that digital electronics has numerous "real world'' applications. The topics covered in this book include: the basic concepts of logic circuits; the functions of gates, inverters and other logic "building blocks''; CMOS logic i.c. characteristics, and their advantages in practical circuit design; oscillators and monostables (timers); flip/flops, binary dividers and binary counters; decade counters and display drivers. A number of the circuits demonstrate the use of CMOS logic i.c.s in practical applications. 119 pages Order code BP333 Price: £4.95


Practical Electronic Filters (Reference #BP299) Owen Bishop. This book deals with the subject in a non-mathematical way. It reviews the main types of filter, explaining in simple terms how each type works and how it is used. The book also presents a dozen filter-based projects with applications in and around the home or in the constructor's workshop. These include a number of audio projects such as a rythm sequencer and a multi- voiced electronic organ. Concluding the book is a practical step-by-step guide to designing simple filters for a wide range of purposes, with circuit diagrams and worked examples. 88 pages Order code BP299 Price: £4.99


	Practical Oscillator Circuits (Reference #BP393) A. Flind. Extensive coverage is given to circuits using capacitors and resistors to control frequency. Designs using CMOS, timer i.c.s and op.amps are all described in detail, with a special chapter on ``waveform generator'' i.c.s. Reliable "white'' and "pink'' noise generator circuits are also included. Various circuits using inductors and capacitors are covered, with emphasis on stable low frequency generation. Some of these are amazingly simple, but are still very useful signal sources. Complete constructional details are given for an audio sinewave generator. 133 pages Order code BP393 Price: £4.99


PICBASIC Projects (Reference #NE44) PICBASIC Projects - 30 Projects using PICBASIC and PICBASIC PRO by Dogan Ibrahim Covering the PICBASIC and PICBASIC PRO compilers, this thoroughly revised edition, previously entitled PICBASIC Programming and Projects, provides an easy-to-use toolkit for developing applications with PICBASIC. Numerous simple projects give clear and concrete examples of how PICBASIC can be used to develop electronics applications, while larger and more advanced projects describe program operation in detail and give useful insights into developing more involved microcontroller applications. Packed with simple and advanced projects which show how to programme a variety of interesting electronic applications using PICBASIC. Covers the new and powerful PIC16F627 and PIC16F73, and the popular PIC16F84 and PIC16F877 models. The CDROM includes program source files, HEX code, data sheets of devices, sensors and schematics of the circuits used in the book. 358 Pages. Order Code NE44 Price: £19.99

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