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Hello,
plz i want to do a project
need someone to provide me with code and schematics and SUPPORT ,Sure i need to buy this project, but i donno, where to post and explain,
i didnt find a special section for where to write.

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Hi,

There are so many micro tutorials on the web you might be better using one of those.
Here are just a few -

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You do not say what micro, Pic or Amtel you want to use / is easily available in your area.

Have you a specific project in mind or just want to start learning ?
 
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hello,
thx for ur fast reply
both pic and atmel are available, but i preffer pic as for now
have 2 - 3 projects need to start

first is temperature controler using thermistor
in simply
have variable i can choose what temp need, when arrived,the cct cut off, when temp decrease by 3 degree , it start again
i will need 3 x 7seg.display
temp varied from 0 to 90 degre celuis

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Hi,

Yes a temp controller with a thermistor is a good starter project to work towards, it was my first project too.
I have used that set up for both a fish tank and greenhouse.

Although visually easy to see from a distance, you might find a 7 segment display very restricting if you ever start using menus in your code to set the temp ranges etc, a 16x2 LCD is better for that.

As you coding in C , Basic or Assembler ?
 

hello
you are right about lcd
but now as start, i dont need any menu, i just neeed simple,also 7seg is much cheaper
i can choose the reference temp with variable resistor,this VR is fixed on box and writtin on box , 10/20/30,.... degreeso i rotate the vr and finish, when the temp arrive same as indicated ,with cut off, the 7seg will disply the temp

can u plz asl advice me which is more easy to learn
assembler, c or basic

best regards
 

almoudamer said:
can u plz asl advice me which is more easy to learn
assembler, c or basic

best regards
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Hi,

The answer to that is the one that you find the easiest..

Have a look as some of those beginner tutorials for Assembler or C and see which you can follow and understand the easiest.

Assembler teaches you lots more about the detailed working of the Pic chip, and many say start with assembler.

C allows you to do more things without having to become so involved in the detail of the pics workings.
Once you want to move onto the top end projects like USB,CAN Ethernet , Microchip supply the free ready made code packages in C.

Basic, while some say its very easy to learn, long term you will probably move onto C anyway.
 

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