Mikro C Programming for PIC Microcontroller with Proteus Simulation

Dive into the world of embedded systems with our comprehensive course, “Mikro C Programming for PIC Microcontroller for Beginners with Proteus.” This course is designed to equip you with the fundamental skills needed to program PIC microcontrollers using Mikro C and simulate your designs using Proteus IDE. Perfect for beginners, this course offers step-by-step instructions and hands-on projects to help you master the basics and advance to more complex circuits.

What You’ll Learn:

Proteus IDE and Circuit Design

1. Exploring and Understanding Proteus Environment: Get familiar with the Proteus IDE and its interface.
2. How To Pick Components From Proteus: Learn to select and place components in your designs.
3. Your First Circuit Design In Proteus: Create your initial circuit with guided steps.
4. LED Control With Button In Proteus: Design and simulate an LED control circuit.
5. How To Save Your Project In Proteus IDE: Manage and save your projects efficiently.
6. Configuring NPN And PNP Transistor: Understand and configure NPN and PNP transistors.
7. Configuring A Relay With NPN Transistor: Set up a relay circuit using an NPN transistor.
8. Configuring A Relay With PNP Transistor: Set up a relay circuit using a PNP transistor.
9. How To Simulate a Buzzer in Proteus: Learn to integrate and simulate a buzzer.
10. How To Simulate DC Motor: Simulate a DC motor within your circuit designs.
11. Wireless Circuit Connection: Explore wireless connections and their simulations.

Mikro C Programming for PIC Microcontrollers

1. Download And Installation Of Mikro C: Install and set up Mikro C for PIC programming.
2. Download And Installation Of Mikro C Pro: Upgrade and configure Mikro C Pro for advanced features.
3. Mikro C And Proteus ISIS: Integrate Mikro C with Proteus for seamless simulation.
4. Mikro C Program for LED Blinking: Write and execute a simple LED blinking program.
5. Mikro C Program for Push Button With LED: Create a push button-activated LED circuit.
6. Triggering A Relay With PIC16F877A: Program and control a relay using PIC16F877A.
7. Seven Segment Display With PIC16F877A: Interface and program a seven-segment display.
8. Displaying Text In LCD With PIC16F877A: Display custom text on an LCD screen.
9. Mikro C Program for Keypad Scanning: Program a keypad for input scanning and processing.

Why Take This Course?

• Hands-On Learning: Engage in practical projects that reinforce theoretical knowledge.
• Comprehensive Curriculum: Cover both Proteus simulation and Mikro C programming extensively.
• Beginner-Friendly: No prior experience needed; perfect for absolute beginners.
• Interactive Simulations: Visualize and understand circuit behaviors through detailed simulations.
• Skill Development: Gain valuable skills for a career in embedded systems and electronics.
• Lifetime Access: Enjoy lifetime access to course materials and updates.

Intended Audience:

• Aspiring Engineers: Beginners looking to start a career in embedded systems and electronics.
• Students: Engineering and technology students seeking practical programming and simulation experience.
• Hobbyists: Electronics enthusiasts eager to learn and apply Mikro C programming for PIC microcontrollers.
• Educators: Teachers and instructors who want to include practical programming and simulation exercises in their curriculum.

Course Requirements:

• Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with using a computer and installing software.
• Proteus IDE and Mikro C: Installation of Proteus IDE and Mikro C (instructions provided in the course).
• No Prior Knowledge: No previous experience in programming or electronics required.

Join us in “Mikro C Programming for PIC Microcontroller for Beginners with Proteus” and take your first step towards mastering embedded system design and simulation. Enroll today and embark on your journey to becoming a proficient embedded systems developer!