Here’s an application note from Microchip describing how to make a button debouncer with the peripheral. In this application note, a PIC10F322 is being used to implement a delay block/debouncer. The delay can be set between 2us and 193us. This can be used effectively as a noise discriminator, or for switch debouncing.
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LED dimmer using an analog knob
LEDs don’t dim well using a an adjustable resistor, instead a pulse-width modulator is usually used to blink them rapidly giving the appearance of less light. Giovanni brings the analog charm back to LED dimming by controlling brightness via an adjustment knob (machine translation). This dimmer reads the value of an adjustable trimmer resistor with […]
PIC microcontrollers with configurable logic cells
Microchip has a new configurable logic cell (CLC) unit in Microchip PIC10F32x. It’s not quite a FPGA, more like a multi-function 7400 series logic chip stuck to a PIC. Also available in the 20 pin PIC 16F150X: …new features include a new Configurable Logic Cell (CLC) which allows the user to do simple Boolean functions […]