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Serial Port Complete by Janet Louise Axelson, Jan Axelson	Robots, Androids and Animatrons by John Iovine	Design With Pic Microcontrollers by John B. Peatman
Y  PIC'n Techniques, PIC Microcontroller Applications Guide by David Benson	Programming and Customizing the Basic Stamp Computer by Scott Edwards	Pic Microcontroller Project Book by John Iovine
The Basic Stamp 2 - Tutorial and Applications by Peter H. Anderson this book is on line but no  pictchers	Programming and Customizing the Pic Microcontroller by Michael Predko

Basic Stamp by Claus Kuhnel, Klaus Zahnert(Contributor) .CLAUS KUHNEL LADEN	Build Your Own Robot! by Karl Lun
Build Your Own Low-Cost Data Acquisition and Display Devices by Jeffrey Hirst Johnson	Detecting the World by David McCombs

CLAUS KUHNEL  and Klaus Zahnert's BASIC Stamp Book Second Edition is an overview of the BASIC Stamp software, PBASIC programming language, and getting started information. This book is a second release of the popular First Edition, updated to include the BS2SX-IC. The benefit of this book is that it you cane find this book at parallax

circuits you can easily build. Includes a BASIC Stamp I to II conversion document, using the editor, downloading programs, you cane find this book at parallax for 29.29$

INSIDE THE BASIC STAMPII Email Ordering Information indide the basic stampII Send check or money order for US $29.95 to: Brian Forbes PMB 326 19672 Stevens Creek Boulevard Cupertino, CA 95014-2465 USA  Memory Map Operation CodesStatements and Expressions The Simplest Operations: End and Stop Code Addresses Simple  If andBranc Simple Control and Output Statements Implicit Storent Simple I/O: Input Other Uses of Code Addresses For ... Next

Experimenting with the PicBasic Pro Compiler by: Les Johnson  this book is about pic basic pro  a/d  tempe+ sensors,lot of projects+ subroutines to add to  in your experiment 180 pages+ CDROM.	al williams   BASIC Stamps and Microcontroller Projects by Al Williams is the latest book on BASIC Stamps. The book provides clear e	With this book you’ll be able to assemble a circuit casserole from a collection of ingredients. Suppose you wanted to automate your greenhouse. The book includes examples of controlling solenoid valves with solid state relays (water distribution), simple DC-motor control with H-bridge circuits (roof vents), linear temperature sensors, humidity sensors and photocells. Cook up an application that waters the plants in the morning, opens the greenhouse vents when it’s too hot or humid and powers the microcontroller from solar  you cane find this book at parallax for 29.29$

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Experimenting with the PicBasic Pro Compiler

by Les Johnson

This book takes over where the PicBasic Pro Compiler's manual leaves off. It illustrates how to control readily available devices such as analog to digital and digital to analog converters, temperature sensors, etc., that may be incorporated into your own projects. In addition, tips and techniques are discussed which allow even more control over the PICmicro. Each experiment in the book has an accompanying program that shows exactly what is happening. Most are in the form of subroutines, ready to drop into your own program.

 

180 pages. Includes CDROM.

 

PIC Microcontroller Project Book

by John Iovine

Bound to spur your imagination and inspire plans for using PICs in new products and projects of you own, PIC Microcontroller Project Book gives a solid platform of skills for launching creative applications. The PicBasic Compiler used throughout this book allows ease of using BASIC language coupled with the speed of assembly language.

203 pages.

Programming and Customizing the BASIC Stamp Computer

by Scott Edwards

This guide gives you a comprehensive tutorial on the easy-to-use BASIC Stamp single-board computer, which runs a PIC microcontroller, and doesn't require you to do any assembly programming. Written by the original author of the widely read "Stamp Applications" column for Nuts & Volts magazine, Programming and Customizing the BASIC Stamp Computer offers you:

• A primer on basic electronics - including reading schematics, identifying components, and constructing prototypes.
• Thorough yet accessible coverage of both BASIC Stamp I and II - from reading and understanding BASIC programs, to detailed applications.
• Instruction set quick reference guide
• 12 complete projects that demonstrate various BASIC Stamp applications and allow you to put your new knowledge to work.

As the PicBasic and PicBasic Pro Compilers use the BASIC Stamp instruction set, the information and examples in this book can be very valuable.

284 pages. Includes CDROM.

Easy PIC'n - A Beginner's Guide to Using PIC16/17 Microcontrollers -

by David Benson

This beginner's book teaches the basics of how to get started programming PICmicro microcontrollers. Focusing on the PIC16C84 and 16C54, this guide shows how to write code for the PICmicro through the use of the Microchip assembler. The assembler converts English-like readable instructions into machine language understood by the PICmicro microcontroller.

PIC16/17's are not easy to write code for by hand because they are not intuitive. Many instructions require setting or clearing a bit to specify the destination for the result of executing the instruction. This is OK as an initial learning experience, but would become tedious very soon. So use of power tools is essential.

Learning about the PIC16/17's inner workings is possible once the use of the power tools is understood. The object of this book is to make this process as easy as possible. Once you get through this and you have programmed a 16C84 for the first time, a whole new world awaits. You will be able to create more interesting projects and have more fun!

160 pages.

PIC'n Up The Pace - PIC16/17 Microcontroller Applications Guide

by David Benson

"PIC'n Up The Pace" picks up where "Easy PIC'n" left off. This book consists mainly of application examples, including the use of shift registers, serial EEPROMS, serial communications, LCDs, keypads, various sensors, analog to digital and digital to analog conversion.

This intermediate level book assumes you have either read "Easy PIC'n" or have other experience with PICmicros.

270 pages.

PIC'n Techniques - PIC Microcontroller Applications Guide

by David Benson

"PIC'n Techniques" is an intermediate level applications guide covering Microchip Technology's PICmicro microcontrollers. This book describes the unique features of the 8-pin microcontrollers. The use of timer 1, timer 2 and the capture/compare/PWM (CCP) module is detailed, followed by timing, counting and pulse width modulation (PWM) experiments. These experiments include producing a single time interval output, free running pulse output, event counting, time measurement, frequency measurement and PWM. Some of these techniques are illustrated further by experiments which show how to design and build simple digital pulse and frequency generators and time interval and frequency measurement instruments.

The book also explains how to establish serial communication between a PICmicro chip and a PC via a RS-232 conversion circuit and a terminal program. These techniques are used in a digital voltmeter/data logger experiment for uploading data to a PC for display plus graphing using a spreadsheet program. "PIC'n Techniques" illustrates techniques used in designing and building intermediate level microcontroller-based instrumentation and systems.

310 pages.

Serial PIC'n

by Roger Stevens

"Serial PIC'n" is a comprehensive book which details the various methods for implementing serial communications between a Microchip PICmicro and an external device. Asynchronous serial communications is covered both by using an on-chip USART and by bit-banging methods. The RS-232 standard is explained. A discussion of synchronous serial communications includes the I2C (Philips Semiconductors), SPI (Motorola) and Microwire (National) protocols. The Dallas Semiconductor's 1-Wire bus is also described. Many code examples are included as modules which may provide the basis for the reader's own PICmicro applications.

500 pages.

Microcontroller Projects With Basic Stamps

by Al Williams

This new book includes a chapter that provides information about strategies to convert PBasic to PIC code by hand and how to use the PicBasic Pro Compiler from MicroEngineering Labs. Develop & Debug your applications using the Basic Stamp, then transfer it to the PIC. The ability to convert all of your Basic Stamp code to assembly language for transport to the PIC has enormous potential.

The companion CD comes with an assortment of tools for the Basic Stamp and includes a tool to help you move your Basic Stamp Applications to PIC chips.

300 pages

BASIC Stamp

by Claus Kuhnel, Klaus Zahnert

1. RS232 Interface between Basic Stamp and PC.
2. Communication between Basic Stamps.
3. External pin conditions for Analog and Digital IO.
4. Basic Stamp network.
5. Communications between Basic Stamps over long distances.
6. Remote alarm message via modem.
7. Connecting a keyboard.
8. Control of digital displays.
9. Management of time information.
10. I/O extension with I²C circuits.
11. [BS1] D/A conversion with WM8016.
12. Change of circuit parameters with NSP devices.
13. [BS1] Motion detection with a radar sensor.
14. [BS1] Distance measurement with IR triangulation.
15. [BS2] Scale based on frequency output.
16. [BS2] Generate and recognize DTMF tones.
17. [BS1] Light measurements with the TSL230 sensor.
18. [BS2] Serial reading from phone card.
19. [BS2] Home automation with X-10.

Lots of good projects, code, circuitry, ideas.

416 pages
Serial Port Complete

by Jan Axelson

Sending Serial Data, Transmitting a Byte, Data Formats. The PC's Serial Port from the Connector In. PC Programming, Using MSComm, Handshaking Options, Direct Port Access. Microcontroller Serial Ports, the 8051, the 8052-Basic, the Basic Stamp. Linking Two Devices with RS-232. Connectors and Cables for RS-232. RS-232 Applications, Linking Two Computers, PC-to-Basic Stamp, Simple I/O. Links and Networks with RS-485, About RS-485, Adding an RS-485 Port. RS-485 Cables & Interfacing, Long and Short Lines, Line Terminations. Network Programming, managing traffic, Addressing. Two Networks, An RS-485 Network, The Protocol, The Link, Selecting Nodes, MORE. A Simple Basic Stamp Network.

This is the Ultimate Book for connecting your Basic Stamp Projects to the outside world. Jan Axelson gives you complete Visual Basic programs with clear examples of HOW and WHY they work. The book has Basic Stamp code, circuit examples and tons of other goodies. The ONLY BOOK you will ever need to get your microcontroller projects connected to the outside world via the PC serial port.

316 pages

 

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