Lab Assignments

• Breadboard photograph — Useful in doing your prototype layout/floorplan
• Example 1 of easy-to-debug wiring.
• Example 2 of easy-to-debug wiring.
• Lab one — Introduction to prototyping
• Lab two — Encoding and decoding of digital signals
• Lab three — Error detection and masking
• Lab four — Two's-complement arithmetic
• Lab five — Cardiac pacemaker finite state machine
• Install gpasm and gpsim or MPLAB
• Very brief MPLAB help sheet
• PIC assembler for Linux
• PIC simulator for Linux along with some nice examples
• MPLAB PIC assembler and simulator for Windows. Also, get the Quick Start Guide here. Note that this version doesn't work on some newer Windows versions. See the next link (or use the Linux version).
• PIC microcontroller essential information
• PIC microcontroller complete information
• Older version of MPLAB that happens to work with newer Windows versions.
• Button pressing code
• A stimulus file for gpsim (the Linux PIC simulator)
• A stimulus file for MPLAB
• MPLAB SIM slides from Microchip
• Array sum indirection example
• Lab six — Button sensing and shifting
• Lab 6 was not graded, but a week was given to complete it and help was given in lab check time to prepare you for Lab 7.
• Lab seven — Combination lock with animated LEDs
• Lab eight — Line-following vehicle
• Defines and helper routines for lab eight
• Example gpsim stimulus file for lab eight.
• Subroutine call example

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