Description
Welcome, hobbyists! Let us introduce you to the PIC12F683, a powerful and versatile SMD device from the PIC12F SoC family. Its 8-bit data bus width and RISC instruction set architecture allow it to perform complex instructions quickly, making it an ideal choice for your projects.
Microchip’s PIC12 Microcontrollers (MCUs) were the world’s first 8-Pin microcontrollers. The PIC12F683 family of microcontrollers is based upon Microchip’s mid-range core with an 8-level deep hardware stack and 35 instructions. These MCUs provide up to 5 MIPS, 3.5 Kbytes program memory with data memory consisting of 128 bytes RAM and 256 bytes EEPROM. On board is a configurable RC oscillator with ±1% accuracy.
How To Program The PIC Chip
The above video shows you how to program the PIC Chip as well as tells you more about microcontrollers. The PIC12F683 can only be programmed with the IDE the above video shows you, other PIC microcontroller chips should be programmed in the same manner.
Equipment required to program and how to use it
The above video will show you what you need to be able to program the PIC microcontroller chips. The PIC microcontroller chips don't have a bootloader so you will require a PICKit programmer to be able to program the PIC microcontroller chip.
Pin Out
Technical Specification
- Family Name: PIC12F
- PIC12F: SOIC-8
- Mounting Type: SMD
- Pin Count: 8
- Device Core: PIC
- Data Bus Width: 8bit
- Program Memory Size: 3.5 kB
- Maximum Frequency: 20MHz
- RAM Size: 128 B
- USB Channels: 0
- Number of PWM Units: 0
- Typical Operating Supply Voltage: 2 → 5.5 V
- Number of ADC Units: 1
- Length: 10.16mm
- ADCs: 4 x 10 bit
- Program Memory Type: Flash
- Height: 4.83mm
- Width: 0.28in
- Instruction Set Architecture: RISC
- Dimensions: 10.16mm x 7.1mm x 4.8mm
- Minimum Operating Temperature: -40 °C
- Maximum Operating Temperature: +85 °C