Running small motors with PIC microcontrollers
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McGraw-Hill,
c2009.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction to microEngineering Labs' LAB-X1 experimental board
- Getting started
- Understanding the Microchip Technology PIC 16F877A : features of the MCU
- The software, compilers, and editors
- Controlling the output and reading the input
- Timers and counters
- Clocks and memory : sockets U3, U4, U5, U6, U7, and U8
- Serial communications : sockets U9 and U10
- Using liquid crystal displays : an information resource
- The PIC 18F4331 microcontroller : a minimal introduction
- Running motors : a preliminary discussion
- Motor amplifiers
- Running hobby R/C servo motors
- Running small DC motors with permanent magnet fields
- Running DC motors with attached incremental encoders
- Running bipolar stepper motors
- Running small AC motors : using solenoids and relays
- Debugging and troubleshooting
- Conclusion
- Appendix A: Setting up compiler for one keystroke operation
- Appendix B: Abbreviations used in the book and in the data sheets
- Appendix C: The book support Web site
- Appendix D: Sources of materials
- Appendix E: Motor control language : some minimal ideas, guidance, and notes.


