Learn PIC Microcontrollers Programming in 1 Tutorial

[ Learn PIC Microcontrollers Programming in 1 Tutorial ]
In this one tutorial, you'll learn how to pick a microcontroller part for a specific project. How to get started with PIC microcontrollers programming in c. How to use MPLAB X IDE, MPLAB IPE with PICkit3 for flashing the firmware to the MCU. With a few practical projects on GPIO, UART, and build your prototyping board to use in further embedded systems tutorials.
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00:00:26 - How To Choose an MCU For a Project
00:03:07 - How To Get Started With Any Microcontroller
00:04:05 - Setting Up The Prototyping Board
00:12:05 - PicKit To ICSP Connection
00:13:52 - Setting Up The (Software Tools) Toolchain
00:15:40 - How To Create a New Project in MPLAB X IDE
00:20:30 - Configuration Bits (Fuses) Programming
00:27:01 - How GPIO Ports Work in The uC
00:32:03 - LED Blinking Example Coding
00:34:29 - Different Ways To (Set/Clear) Single Bit of a Register
00:40:15 - How To Flash The Code Using MPLAB IPE
00:44:01 - Button-Controlled LED Project
00:47:58 - Sending Text Strings From uC To PC Over UART
00:57:05 - Sending Numeric Variables To PC
00:59:46 - What To Do Next & Concluding Remarks
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[@khaledmagdy]

I still need to improve the English quality, there still much of room for improvements. But as of now, do you find it difficult to follow along this one video? Especially if you're a native speaker I'd really like to hear your feedback in this regard. And thanks for watching!

[@yuvaraj7270]

Oh my god..! @27:14 you started to explain with gates and latch for port configuration. What a fantastic explanation. Thank you so much bro.!!

[@shoulderstack5527]

Superb tutorial. thank you very much. Your English is fine and the sound is very clear.

[@naveenv4227]

Every one have their own accent. No problem with that.your English is understandable. Language is all about conveying message that part you done good. Nice video.

[@Ringo4570]

I’m a native English speaker and I had no problem at all understanding you. You speak pretty clearly.

[@patomahony9747]

Your English is perfect. Delighted I found your tutorial. Just what I need ( I think??)for led displays.

[@bartoszjozwicki4541]

Amazing video, covers all the bases without unnecessary parts. Great work!

[@michaelboyd9434]

Thank you for an excellent and very helpful tutorial. Your English is very good (I’m a native speaker), you speak clearly and not too fast which is really helpful. I look forward to future tutorials.

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@josephcottingham7310]

PLEASE MAKE MORE! This is one if the not the best intros to this topic on youtube!

[@metamud8686]

You don't need the IPE at all. You can just hit the 'upload' icon in the IDE. It's the button immediately to the right of the green 'Play' icon in the toolbar. At least, that's how I've been doing it for years now. 🙂

[@mohamedtaher6262]

I have been using microcontrollers for a year, but I was, and still , and I will learn a lot from you .. Thank you

[@khaledmagdy]

Thanks so much for your kind words. I wish I can always meet your expectations and deliver something helpful ❤️

[@bentleyjarrard885]

Well done. You presented a lot of information but didn't get bogged down in the details that a beginner is not ready for.

[@rajatchowdhary3170]

Really appreciate your work. I was planning to shift on pic microcontroller and i got this Video which will help me me to start. Thank you.

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@ajayjoseph4498]

what a fantastic tutorial. I m gonna spend my evening going through videos on ur channel to find more videos.

[@JA-ur8ob]

Native English speaker here. جزاك الله خيرا. Absolute legend

[@deepikameenakshisundaram1748]

Excellent overview for beginners or experienced professionals who is interested to start the career as embedded programmers.. Great job

[@computertuts623]

This is the best tutorial on PIC Microcontrollers on YT :) Thanks!

[@originalj0k3]

As a beginner, this tutorial was extremely helpful. Thank you!

[@bryan_hiebert]

That was a wonderful explanation how to use (program) microcontrollers. It has been awhile since I've taken electronics courses but I'm going to have to pickup a breadboard and experiment. Thank so much!

[@pepsodentpasta]

I use subtitle to help me understand the topic. I amazed you could configured the chip by read manual only. Thank you for sharing the topic.

[@Iceking007]

This is fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. This was just what I was looking for to get started.

[@lecrammped9036]

very clear video, you inspire me to try to learn more. thank you.

[@TheMechatronicEngineer]

The most anticipated uC video in english of 2020 :) Keep them coming! Best regards! p.s. MPLAB IPE isn't necessary if you're not into production. MPLAB X IDE has everything needed to flash your PIC.

[@hanspolders1688]

I'm a big fan of AVR and ESP MCU's but want to learn about PIC. I like this video tutorial a lot. As for the English, it's more than good enough :) I'm not a native English speaker so from time to time it's a bit fast but that's why you can pause and rewind ;) Great job!

[@pidaras_pidarasina]

You also could add the schematic of your device too. I know it's not that hard to figure out on your own, but for beginner it can be difficult a little.

[@merich4940]

This man dropped a full microcontroller tutorial and then disappeared. Absolute chad

[@khaledmagdy]

And seriously thinking about coming back✌️ I hope it's very soon. Thanks bro!

[@merich4940]

@@khaledmagdy amen brother 🙏

[@sanyikacsatornacskalyaerde6605]

Great tutorial!!! Your explanation is better than my professor's.

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@edinfific2576]

One note about the 5V voltage regulator, LM7805 (and the likes of it): You need to place a capacitor of at least 100nF (0.1uF) at the input and at the output, as close as possible to the regulator, to prevent oscillations and stabilize the regulator. The datasheets normally recommend 0.33uF at the input and 0.1uF at the output. You can see the effect of this if you just connect a higher voltage (7 volts and above) to its input and then measure its output voltage, which will be unstable and relatively far from 5 volts, but once you place capacitors on its input and output you will get a stable, accurate voltage.

[@khaledmagdy]

This is really nice to know. I'll do some measurements and check it myself because it sounds interesting. Thanks Edin 😃

[@edinfific2576]

@@khaledmagdy If you already have a nice capacitor across the input voltage that is not far from 7805, like on your board, that will do. The output capacitor is for larger load transients.

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@dineshtalreja6005]

Hi Khaled, Thank you for all your efforts. I found it easy to understand. No probs with your english at all. All the best.

[@connectandcontrol1063]

This is the tutorial I was searching for and would be better if I had found it earlier. Amazing coverup of all basics, Please suggest me some books to thoroughly understand PIC microcontrollers. Thankyou very much.

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@lopezpresentsthestories8624]

DeepBlue?? Where are you?? We need you here in youtube land!!!

[@easycutsolutions6196]

Very well explained ... Thankyou 👍👍

[@mayurinirgude8052]

please make more videos in detail related to pic and arm.... you are excellent......... I am waiting for more videos

[@jaikrish50]

Pls continue this series ,the content is very nice so pls continue

[@khaledmagdy]

Thanks for your kind words! Sure, I'm gonna continue producing Embedded systems tutorials as soon as I get back to it.

[@cybermascot]

"6. How To Control Stepper Motors With PIC uC" - link broken- Please upload your excellent tutorial. all are easy to grasp and detail.

[@mozone180]

الله يديك العافيه يا ابن النيل يا غالي❤تحيه لاهلي أهل النيل❤

[@hameheroj4030]

My friend, I simply love you. You are so great at explaining things. Very systematic. I need a fast tutorial, but I need more a fast overview. You have it! Great, great, great! Thank you!

[@anuragshrivastva2221]

Absolutely nice tutorial... Waiting for another tutorial

[@seimela]

Your video is so good my friend ❤

[@alan_wood]

Excellent tutorial, thank you so much.

[@edmondbusobozi3419]

This is so far the best as regards to micro controllers but could you please share a video on code development for an automatic inverter

[@anokhautomation4453]

Very very useful tutorial 👍 thanks for your detailed explanation and demonstration 👌.

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@bennyhinnsamuel3149]

Thanks to u sir for this great work. Sir can you have a tutorial/pdf of how to make the pic mcu board just like the arduino board.

[@waltersenekal4774]

Thanks, this was very good and exactly the info I needed to get started with a pic micro

[@mba2ceo]

please make VIDEO about sending 32 Bytes DATA to Windows PC using C++ GCC by 10MIPS+ PIC MC using USB

[@dimitra.d792]

very interesting video sir will you take out tutorial 2?

[@edinfific2576]

You got the same scope as I do. I thought it looked familiar. But then again, it is very popular, so it's no wonder.

[@dunklerstein]

Well done tutorial, full of useful information. You can put some tags in parts of your video or split it in topics to have better order, and jump to a specific part of your video. Thank you, congrats.

[@marklowe7431]

Good video, thank you. Learned a lot in a short time!

[@shlaptop]

this is a fantastic resource, thanks so much.

[@electronicshut]

مجهود كبير ربنا يجعله في ميزان حسناتك❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@imtiazhussain5027]

Extremely fantastic. Imtiaz from Pakistan.

[@PsalmFourteenOne]

One of the better videos I've seen on using MPLAB and the PIC. *Any good lessons online for learning the C language for PIC programming in general?* I've been using PIC BASIC because I was familiar with BASIC since the Tandy 8000 and Commadore Vic20/Amega days. Switching to C at 50+ yrs old is kinda like learning a new language later in life. But I'm picking some of it up. Just would like some overall breakdown of how the structure works etc so I can start making some subroutines. PIC BASIC doesn't use so much bracket dependent structures.

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@amitchaudhary6]

You are really doing a great job.

[@amitchaudhary6]

Hey can you make a single video on embedded C. It will be really helpful.

[@khaledmagdy]

Thanks for your feedback. I'd definitely consider making an Embedded C Tutorial.

[@wahwahpaing4090]

Thank you so much. This video is very useful for my study. Please help to upload more videos for PIC if possible

[@w0313440]

Deepblue thank you.

[@metamud8686]

How annoying that the IDE constantly warns (in yellow) about not being able to resolve the header file and errors (in red) all the bit field names that it cannot find, but then when you go to compile / build there are no errors. That should be in sync.

[@footyshorts7048]

Really enjoyed this video great introduction thanks!

[@evadaou6835]

Excellent tutorial

[@nhuphan6969]

Thank you for a great tutorial

[@aionzaman1345]

Can you please any book from where a deep knowledge about PIC microcontrollers can be achieved? By the way, great work with this tutorial and looking forward to further tutorials from you. Keep up the good work.

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@wisdom_wellness365]

Very nice video,

[@ivandelgadov.6806]

Does your website have information on how to configure the internal oscillator?

[@bgprasad5844]

very good presentation, thank you very much.

[@andrisszalai1261]

Could you tell me why it is necessary to use a voltage regulator in this arrangement? Shouldn't capacitors be also used with the regulator?

[@XanthiumIndustries]

Do check our channel for embedded systems content like this www.youtube.com/@XanthiumIndustries/videos

[@kavorka8855]

Thanks!

[@mathis4711]

Great video. Very good work.

[@vidhyasree7368]

Sir put videos with dynamic memory allocations

[@Bianchi77]

Nice info, thanks for sharing it, keep it up :)

[@q12x]

Very good tutorial !

[@subhashedna2011]

Great , I really appreciate your work thanks

[@bbcrtbbcrt4417]

Lot of thanks for this tuto !

[@cangorkemgunes]

We need new videos. Please keep going!

[@cybermascot]

I will be great if you create one pdf of your both course(PIC & STM), its easy to purchase and download. if possible please create pdf.

[@johnnystamboel7745]

Hi. I just tried out this tut of yours and at first it did not work. I have the exact same setup but the led on RD0 would not blink, even after an successful build. Only after i enabled tmr1 did it start. Is it compulsory to have the timer activated for the PIC to operate or is there some other problem? On the whole, it is one of, if not the best tutorial on KZbin presented on this topic. I got it to blink and I'm going to try the other examples also. Thanks.

[@Fnta_discovery]

Hello. often program the microcontrollers. I see bit shift right or left using symbol ">>". why we use it. I am waiting for your response thank you.

[@essamkhattab2156]

That awesome! great job... keep it up!

[@ivandelgadov.6806]

Eres genial tu video me ayudo mucho, muchas gracias :) :)

[@mistersaints4482]

I'm interested in created microcontroller, because I want to learn how to build a regular printer from scratch. I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction?

[@allenchow-dc6br]

Every pic microcontroller need program before use ?

[@user-ys7fy9tm5o]

Good job thanks

[@holam7679]

I had pic16c58a. Replacement but not working ,Pic meant program interfere control. Does it need program before replace for ?working

[@ehlizbrothers6504]

Hello sir, when i include xc.h, it keeps bringing error, like it cant find the xc.h please how can i resolve this? Also the TRISA or LATA is not working, i also tried it with B-D nothing works, Please advise on what to do. thank you.

[@Entertainment-ew5ij]

great ! thank you alot

[@fisikamodern5209]

CAN I PROGRAM PIC WITHOUT PICKIT?

[@gulammustafakazi3362]

Yes, using PICSIMLAB

[@zibusisoxjtshabalala1964]

The dancing 🕺🏾 programmer 👨‍💻 like Riyad Mahrez

[@adityakushsolan]

great tutorial. Why not make more

[@vijaybaleja6220]

sir when i loaded the hex file in proteus it does not work would you pls post some suggestion

[@ganeshramesh9947]

Please take one tutorial with rxb8 wireless remote control receiver also explain rxb8 receiver.

[@goodfood2464]

Can you make a video on FFT in assembly language and explain it the code.

[@anaselyassai7665]

thank you.

[@3lymn]

جزاك الله خيرا شرح محترم

[@evadaou6835]

مختصر واضح و مفيد

[@edmond2565]

I need more of this how do we Link up sir?

[@MS-fk8ec]

My compiler does not recognize LATD, i used PORTD instead. The code uploads but the pic is not performing how i want it to ( blinking led)

[@khaledmagdy]

You can still try this method LATDbits.LATD0 = 1;

[@michaelboss7968]

ALVIN!!

[@arvindkumargoswami2661]

Add more video's of pic microcontroller

[@arvindkumargoswami2661]

Thnks for upload a video

[@mauropn]

Sorry for that... but... Why you are using the LM7805 ? This microcontroller can't blink a led without that?

[@khaledmagdy]

I've been using it to support a bit wide input voltage range while keeping the output voltage @ 5v. According to its datasheet it should handle up to 1.5A so I guess it's a good option, but it may get hot as you draw too much current (like 1A continusous) or if you're connecting a 12v or higher input voltage source.

[@hatimus]

Your English is perfect just as your teaching. Please keep doing the good work you do. Just curious! Are you Egyptian?

[@khaledmagdy]

Thanks for your kind words. Yeah, i'm Egyptian! 😃

[@hatimus]

@@khaledmagdy Same here. I knew from the way you teach.

[@khaledmagdy]

I thought you did know it from the accent 😅

[@hatimus]

@@khaledmagdy No. It was the content of the video. As I said, it is very good.

[@oswaldturpeinen]

2 errors generated. (908) exit status = 1 nbproject/Makefile-default.mk:101: recipe for target 'build/default/production/test.p1' failed make[2]: Leaving directory 'D:/pic' nbproject/Makefile-default.mk:85: recipe for target '.build-conf' failed make[1]: Leaving directory 'D:/pic' nbproject/Makefile-impl.mk:39: recipe for target '.build-impl' failed make[2]: *** [build/default/production/test.p1] Error 1 make[1]: *** [.build-conf] Error 2 make: *** [.build-impl] Error 2 BUILD FAILED (exit value 2, total time: 658ms) any help?

[@nadzskytechlab8274]

is this capable pic16f1947 read and write?

[@brucelamb6060]

Are there any good free simulators for PIC12s? Or nearly any microchip? I want to use proteus but don't want to pay for it because I'm just starting out.

[@mohammedahmed3319]

Sir pleas prepare and send circuite and code project on PIC16F77A

[@Akshadeep27]

How do I buy u r course, price of the course, will I get support after when i m working on my projects

[@khaledmagdy]

Unfortunately i don't have a video course on PIC microcontrollers programming. However, I've published a lot of articles on the subject many years ago and they're still available if they'd help.

[@alyabdelaal6658]

شكرا علي الفيديو بس الفيديو طويل و متعب