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Breaking Down C Headers and Include Files : A Simple Introduction
Breaking Down C Headers and Include Files: A Simple IntroductionWhat’s a Header File, Anyway?Using #include: The Key to Connecting Your CodeWhat Goes Into a Header File?How Header Files Keep Your Code ConnectedHeat Shrinking It UpHave a Project or Idea!? Breaking...
Building for the Future : How My Technical Projects Shape My Personal Growth
When I dive into a technical project, whether it's developing a new lighting hub, programming a microcontroller, or other technical problem it often seems like I'm simply solving a puzzle. The pieces may look like code, wires, and components, but beneath the...
From Concept to Control: Designing a Versatile DCC System for Model Railroads
Yes, I like trains. I can't help myself. I've been fascinated by them for as long as I can remember. It’s a hobby that pulls together all sorts of things I enjoy—not just the technical side, but also my artistic side. There's something about building and running a...
Model Train Projects: Introducing the LumiEase Hub
The goal of the LumiEase Hub is simple: to make it easy for anyone to add LED lighting and effects to their model train projects. For a long time, I’ve been designing modular systems for my own use. But when you're creating something for yourself, it's easy to...
Getting Started with Your First Embedded MCU Project: A Practical Guide
1. Define Your Project’s Goal2. Choose the Right Microcontroller3. Set Up Your Development Environment4. Get Your Hands on the Hardware5. Write and Test Your Code6. Debug and Troubleshoot7. Document Your Progress8. Expand and Iterate9. Share Your Work Getting...
PIC16F15213 MCU Overview : What You Really Need to Know
PIC16F15213 MCU Overview. The PIC16F15213 is a 8 Pin cost effective upgrade from the PIC10F322. This MCU will give you two more I/O pins compared to the PIC10F322 - About 7 times the flash program space, 4x the SRAM space, and various other peripherals such as I2C,...
Using RabbitMQ to Scale Automations
Using RabbitMQ to Scale Automations, because at some point you are going to need to scale your application - maybe it is doing something that take a while - like running reports, or generating something in which you have a large amount of work to do. In the case of...
PIC16F15214 MCU Overview : What You Really Need to Know
PIC16F15214 MCU Overview The PIC16F15214 is an cost effective upgrade from the PIC10F322. This MCU will give you two more I/O pins compared to the PIC10F322 - About 14 times the flash program space, 8x the SRAM space, and various other peripherals such as...
Simple Traffic Light Controller Using PIC10F322 and XC8
This guide provides a simple way to create a traffic light system using the PIC10F322 microcontroller and XC8 compiler. By following the circuit setup and using the provided code, you can add realistic traffic lights to your model train layout. Customize the timing as needed to fit your specific requirements and enhance the realism of your project.
PIC16F15213 Pin Diagram
PIC16F15213 Pin Diagram - Image. PIC16F15213 Pin Out Diagram VSS - GroundVDD - Operating Voltage Range: 1.8V to 5.5V **NOTE RA3 - {MCLR} If used for IO is an input pin only! Cannot be used as Output. Cannot be used for Analog ADC Pin descriptions and Pin Mappings...