PICmicro Links and Pages

One of the most popular microcontroller families is the PICmicro series from Microchip. It is quite inexpensive to get started with PICs -- a beginner's development system can be assembled for $50 US or so -- and the availability of Flash-based parts makes it relatively painless to recover from basic errors along the learning curve. In addition, there are a tremendous number of Web resources available from which people can obtain information: Circuits, programs and program fragments, case studies, FAQs, etc. are all quite easy to find. To top it all off, much of the PIC user community participates in one of the most informative, helpful and well-behaved Internet mailing lists on any topic: the PICLIST. Links to the PICLIST archives and information on subscribing, unsubscribing, etc. can be found below.

Locally-hosted files and pages

Books

The following is a link to my Fatbrain "storefront", containing all the PICmicro books of which I'm aware. Following links from my pages to buy books at Fatbrain helps pay for this website.

Mailing Lists

As mentioned above, the PICLIST is a uniquely valuable resource. Here's a few links to help you find out more about it:
  • Subscribe to the PICLIST
  • Unsubscribe from the PICLIST
  • Myke Predko's PICLIST page including ettiquite recommendations.
  • The Iversoft archive (1998 and earlier)
  • Jeff Keyzer's excellent Real-time PICLIST Archive.

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