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First Project of PIC 18 using Proteus 7 ,mikroC and CSS.

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Hello friends, hope you all are fine and having fun together with your lives. In today’s tutorial, we are going to see however one can compile and simulate PIC18F . Its my first tutorial on that and I am progressing to post quite an heap of  tutorials on PIC18F Microcontroller in coming week.

it is my first tutorial on PIC18F Microcontroller that’s why it's quite an easy one , I will 1st of all have a glance at only 1 single pin(I/O) during this Project,  a  basic circuit for PIC18F Microcontroller. After that, I will be able to attach a light emitting diode(LED) on any of its I/O pins so will switch to it  high state. I even have additionally given the Proteus Simulation along side Programming code designed in miKroc and CCS . So, let’s get started with it. 

Proteus simulation for First project

  1.  First ,we need a simple circuit to simulate for I/O Project for PIC18F4580 Microcontroller in Proteus ISIS, as you all understand Proteus is appropriate simulation tool for MC.
  2. Once the electrical connection  is done for simulation, I need  the programming code for Microcontroller.
  3. In order to develop the code, two compilers miKroc and CCS are used  .you can use anyone of them.
So let’s create a simple circuit for the Proteus Simulation and run it.

Circuit diagram to connect Led with PIC

Reference above image for circuit

  • Notice that  a 5V is connected with Reset pin of PIC18.
  • LED is connected to RA0(PIN designator) of Port A.
  •  Next, we will take advantage of useful C language by using compliers to  develop programming code for  Microcontroller that is running on top of image and produce an running LED.

mikroC Programming Code for (PORT A) first Bit. 

  • Now as I have mentioned earlier, the compilers I have used for designing the programming code for  Project are mikroC and CCS.
  • So I hope you have installed any one of them on your computer and if not then must install it as otherwise you won't be able to compile this code.
  • So now create a new project in your mikroC compiler.


Program to turn on led in mikroc





CCS Programming Code for (PORT A) first Bit. 


Program to turn on led in PICC
  • Inside the while() loop, we have used the first bit of PortA  in which it's sate is made high and so led  is ON.
  • Now after adding the code in your anyone of your choice complier, compile it and get the hex file.
  • Proteus allows us to upload  hex file into your PIC Microcontroller model ,just double click on controller and browse your hex file, Press run button to start simulation. 
  • If everything’s goes fine ,code should run as expected.


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