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Start Here with F628 PIC16F628 (2.6MB.pdf) for PIC16F628 Library of Routines or or Unzip. Updated 5/2/2009 The PIC16F628 is the starting point for PIC projects that require 6 to 15 'drive-lines.'

(For 1 to 5 'drive-lines' use PIC12F629.) Obviously you shouldn't have a soldering iron so hot that it fumes the solder. The PIC16F628 has 2k of program space for your program (2048 lines of code), operates at 4MHz and is cheaper than the PIC16F84A. The 4MHz oscillator is divided by 4 to get 1uS for each instruction. We use the type number: PIC16F628 to describe this microcontroller, but there are a number of part-numbers: PIC16F628 - Internal 4MHz or 37kHz operation, 18pin PDIP package (see photo below). PIC16F628A Internal 4MHz or 48kHz operation, plus low voltage programming, low speed clock mode, programmable BOR, on-chip voltage reference. -I/P I indicates temperature range: I = -40°C to 85°C (normally 0°C to 70°C) P = PDIP package (see photo below).>Serial Actress Rasna Biography here. E = -40°C to 125°C F = standard V DD range 3v to 5.5v LF = 2v to 5.5v SO is surface mount SS is surface mount -04 = 4MHz -20 = 20MHz A chip with -20 means the chip is capable of operating at 20MHz via an external crystal and will execute 5 instructions per second when the crystal is 20MHz.

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The chip has 4MHz and 37kHz internal oscillators. The chip advertised by R S Components () is PIC16F628-20/P. The PIC16F628A-20 I/P has 4MHz and 48kHz internal oscillators. A PIC16F628A microcontroller - 4MHz A 'drive-line' is an input/output line capable of driving up to 25mA. But this chip has one line that is input-only and this must be taken into account when designing a circuit. The input-only line for PIC16F628 is RA5 - pin 4 and one line that is 'input and half-output' (RA4 - pin 3).

(Other chips in the PIC range also have one line that is either input-only or can only produce a low-output - this applies to the PIC16F84. RA4 (pin 3) is an input pin but when used as an output, it will only sink 25mA. It will not source any current.

Torrent Information Technology Project Management. And the PIC12F629 has GP3 (pin 4) as input only. We found RA4 of a PIC16F84 is a sinking-line only and this is not covered anywhere in any data sheet. To overcome this you need to add an emitter-follower transistor with a 2k2 to the positive and the line from the chip connected to the base.

See the circuit below. Port B is a 'full port' with 8 in-out lines but RB6 and RB7 are used for 'In-Circuit Programming' and these lines must be able to rise HIGH when the chip is programmed 'In-Circuit.' The PICkit-2 programmer does not have the full 25mA 'drive-capability' and thus the lines must be lightly loaded. If it is programmed 'out of circuit,' RB6 and RB7 can be used to sink and source 25mA as per any of the other lines. Port A has 6 in-out lines plus one input only line (RA5 - pin 4) and one 'input and half-output' (RA4 - pin 3). Thus the total is 14 plus one input and 'half-output' and one input-only.