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ezCircuit Designer (ezCD) is a graphical icon based program for the design of microcontroller based systems. Its simple user interface allows users to build simple to advanced circuits. ezCircuit Designer automatically generates and updates circuit schematics, pin settings, parts lists and test procedures, whilst formatted documentation structures are given to help with Specification, Management and Design Documentation. Also, each circuit comes with software drivers and via a single click export to Assembler or CoreChart Graphical Assembler, a step-by-step test sequence program that formats all the necessary connections and variables is generated to help users start their microcontroller project. The Professional version of ezCircuit Designer maintains all the features of Standard ezCircuit Designer plus direct single click interaction to CoreChart Professional and support for 25 chips in the 18Fxxx Family, 87 chips in the 16Fxxx Family, 16 chips in the 12Cxxx Family and 5 chips in the 10Fxxx family. Hence this covers (a total of 133) 12bit, 14bit and 16bit instruction set PIC chips. Complete Data Sheets are available for each chip and ezCircuit Designer can suggest a chip based on the circuit blocks currently in the design. Both professionals and enthusiasts can get the most out of ezCircuit Designer.
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Programming
Support for an Expanded Set of Chips ezCircuit Designer Professional supports the following chip configurations: PIC10Fxxx/12Cxxx/12Fxxx/16Cxxx/16Fxxx chips ( 12bit instruction set ):
PIC12Cxxx/12Fxxx/16Cxxx/16Fxxx ( 14bit instruction set ):
PIC18Fxxx ( 16bit instruction set ):
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A
valuable library of technical manuals
Included with the CD is a
library containing all technical manuals for all
supported chips. These PDF format documents are all
accessible with a single click on the menu, and
include reference documents for the PIC Microprocessor
Mid-range MCU and 18Fxxx MCU families. |
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Included with the CD library are a handful of example projects, which aim to familiarise the user with the features of ezCircuit Designer, printed circuit boards (PCBs) and how to generate a test program from ezCircuit Designer into CoreChart. The projects have been carefully designed to be educational and at the same time being a useful example of ezCircuit Designer and CoreChart interfacing. The projects include: LCD Display Attach an LCD display to an eLab628 board and display an output message to the user. LDR Levels Detect changes in light via LDRs and convert this information to a format that is understood by the microcontroller. Stepper Motor Learn how to interface the stepper motor to the microcontroller. A stepper motor may be a very important component used in your inventions. Buzzer Attach a buzzer and with the aid of ezCircuit Designer and CoreChart, learn how to use delays to create different frequency noises. Analog to Digital Converter Convert analog signals, such as voltage levels, to a digital format that can be used by the microcontroller. The A/D converter has up to 10 bits precision (dependent on PIC chip used).
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