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I have spent the past six months working on my senior project.  The senior project is a requirement for graduation at The California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo.  A large part of my senior project was using a microcontroller.  Specifically, I used a PIC made by Microchip - PIC16C74A.  The project involved:  using Timer 2, setting up the A/D ( analog to digital ) converter, serial line transmission, external interrupts, and port setup.  I have put my code on the web in order to make it easier for other people to learn how to use a PIC.  

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Port Setup

Timer 2

A/D Converter

Serial Line

External Interrupt    (I never got this code to work)

 

I also recommend a visit to Dr. Depiero's web page.  He has many examples of microchip assembly, and he has some examples of the visual basic code.  He also has a schematic for how to setup the microcontroller.  He is an electrical engineering professor at The California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo.    http://www.ee.calpoly.edu/~fdepiero