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Flowcode 6: Create 30 PIC Microcontroller Projects Bert van Dam

Have you used Flowcode before? Which of the 30 projects is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below!

Flowcode Advantage: Flowcode 6 contains built-in component macros for standard LCDs (HD44780 controllers). A student can complete an LCD project simply by dragging an LCD component and calling PrintString or Cursor macros. This aligns perfectly with the rapid-prototype philosophy of the book.

Basic interfacing: LED blink, pushbutton input with debouncing, keypad scanning.
Displays and user I/O: 16x2 LCD text, 7-segment counter, graphical OLED driver.
Analog and sensing: ADC temperature sensor, light sensor with threshold alarm, potentiometer-controlled LED brightness.
Communication: UART serial terminal, SPI sensor readout, I2C EEPROM read/write.
Control and actuators: PWM motor speed control, servo positioning, H-bridge DC motor direction control.
Embedded systems: Real-time clock demo, data logging to SD card, simple PID temperature controller.

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This version of Flowcode allows you to integrate your microcontroller code with 3D mechanical drawings—even those imported from third-party tools like . This means you can simulate the movement of physical parts (like a robotic arm or an automatic gate) alongside the electronic logic on your screen before ever touching physical hardware. Key Features of Flowcode 6 for PIC Projects: Flowcode 6: Create 30 PIC Microcontroller Projects Bert

. While it uses the PIC microcontroller as the physical target, the flowchart logic taught is applicable to other architectures (like AVR or ARM). It emphasizes "system thinking"—understanding how data flows through a controller—rather than just memorizing syntax. Technical Requirements To follow the book effectively, users typically need: Flowcode 6 software Basic interfacing: LED blink

The initial projects typically involve controlling LEDs and switches. pushbutton input with debouncing