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Lab 1 - PIC Microcontrollers

This document provides instructions for Lab 1 on PIC microcontrollers. It contains 21 questions in Part I about the features and specifications of the PIC18F45K20 microcontroller. Part II includes instructions on how to use MPLAB X IDE to write, assemble, and run simple assembly programs on the PIC18F452. Students are asked to provide screenshots demonstrating their work. The document emphasizes that answers must be typed and a coversheet with name, lab number, and course is required.

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Lab 1 - PIC Microcontrollers

This document provides instructions for Lab 1 on PIC microcontrollers. It contains 21 questions in Part I about the features and specifications of the PIC18F45K20 microcontroller. Part II includes instructions on how to use MPLAB X IDE to write, assemble, and run simple assembly programs on the PIC18F452. Students are asked to provide screenshots demonstrating their work. The document emphasizes that answers must be typed and a coversheet with name, lab number, and course is required.

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Lab 1 – PIC Microcontrollers

All Answers must be types. This lab must be done individually. Don’t forget the
Coversheet (your name, lab number, course name)!
Read data sheet for PIC18F45K20 ;
Use FIGURE 1-2 to answer the questions (http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/41303D.pdf)

Part I
1- How many timers are available in this architecture?
2- Explain the purpose of Capture/Compare PWM. What is PWM (Hint: You may
want to refer to your digital textbook)?
3- How many Capture/Compare PWM are available in the block diagram?
4- Which I/O ports can act as A/D converter?
5- Which I/O ports are used for MSSP?
6- Which ports can be setup as parallel slave port?
7- What is the data bus width going to each I/O port?
8- What is the size of the WREG in the processor in terms of bits?
9- What is BSR? What is the size of BSR in bits?
10- Which memory block can be accessed via BSR?
11- What special features are supported by PIC18F4X2 architecture? Briefly explain
each feature. Make sure you tabulate your answers.
12- Which I/O port can be used for interfacing with external devices or peripherals to
interrupt the processor?
13- What is the largest possible data RAM address in Hex?
14- What is the largest possible program memory address in Hex?
15- What is the purpose of file select registers? What part of the MPU are they
located at?
16- How many file select registers are available in the MPU and how wide is the
register?
17- Where does the instruction decoder get inputs from (which memory block)?
18- What does bank select register do? What is this register connected to in the block
diagram?
19- What is the difference between PIC18F and PIC18C in terms of memory
capabilities?
20- The following questions are regarding PIC45K20:
a. Using the resources available on www.microchip.com, show the pin out.
b. What is the instruction size for the chip?
c. How many I/O pins does it have?
d. What is the total number of pins on the chip?
e. What is the size of the EEPROM?
21- Using the resources available on www.microchip.com, find and show all different
types of PIC18F4XK20 families.
22- Which chip in PIC18F family has the largest RAM size?

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Part II:
1- Read Appendix F, up to F.1.2 and demonstrate how to obtain Fig. F.1. You must
provide a screen snapshot. Make sure the device is set to PIC18F452 [Hint: Make
sure your program is setup as follow – there are several errors in the textbook!]

2- Read up to F.1.15. Create the Byte.asm file as shown below. Include a snap shot
of all your windows. After loading the program you must see the following
windows:

3- Answer the following questions:


a. What does ORG command do?
b. What is the value of PORT C after the program is executed?
c. What is the value of the PC counter after the program is completed?
d. What do you have to do to store the program starting at 0046 HEX?
e. How can you change the program to set the WREG value to be A2 after
the program is executed?
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4- In this section, you are required to use the 7-Segment LED panel and display
2010 on the panel. Hint: make sure you are using common Anode.

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