eLabtronics offers three innovative programs for university students:

• intensive Microcontroller Robotic training program which trains students for Peer Tutoring of high school students,
• three months industrial training and
• final year project.

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The aim of this course is to develop an understanding of PIC microcontroller and PIC programming technology. It focuses on the eRacer development board which uses Mircrochip's 16F819 microcontroller. A small robot known as eRacer is used to demonstrate such an application of this technology. In this course you will:

• learn to use the award winning CoreChart software to program the eRacer
• build and program your own eRacer

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Course Material:

• 1 Basic Soldering - PDF ( 431Kb )
• 1b LEDFUN - Instructions - PDF ( 390Kb )
• 2 Mechanics and Devices Tutorial - PDF ( 570Kb )
• 3 Electrics and Devices Tutorial - PDF ( 753Kb )
• 4 eRacer MECHANICAL Construction Manual - PDF ( 5.2Mb )
• 5 eRacer Electronic Construction Manual - PDF ( 2.2Mb )
• 6 CoreChart PART I -USB - PDF ( 1.1Mb )
• 7 CoreChart PART II Outputs - PDF ( 2.3Mb )
• 8 CoreChart PART III Inputs - PDF ( 1.6Mb )
• 9 CoreChart PART IV eRacer Movement - PDF ( 632Kb )
• 10 Debugging tutorial - PDF ( 571Kb )
• 11 eLabtronics Robotic Line Following Competition - PDF ( 805Kb )

The eRacer can be used as a fun and exciting learning tool in Physics and Mathematics subjects in high schools. 

This page provides some applications of CoreChart using the elab628/877 development boards, and the various projects that can be undertaken.

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