Hi,

I want to start u controller for this i want to go for basic like 8051 uc.....
after searching Google for using it, 8051 kit is needed to burn 8051 program.

please tell from where to buy 8051 kit online, as i have gone through express kits he was not giving guarantee that this kit will work after courier.



Thanks

 

In North America the 8051 IC was used about 18 years ago.
If you want to find one and use it then most information about it is earlier than the internet. Maybe information is still available in your old country.

WHY DON'T YOU POST ABOUT OLD THINGS IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY???

 

My College use SiLabs boards in the past. Based on 8051.
I suggest Keil Compiler site also.

http://www.silabs.com/products/mcu/Pages/default.aspx

http://www.keil.com/c51/

Tim S.

 

Ok, then i should move to PIC series without going through series like 8051??

 

Ok, then i should move to PIC series without going through series like 8051??

Absolutely! The 8051 is a relic of the past. "Not recommended for new designs."

PICs are just one of many good choices, though I am biased in favor of them.

 

Absolutely! The 8051 is a relic of the past. "Not recommended for new designs."

PICs are just one of many good choices, though I am biased in favor of them.

I think you all have worked with these basic controller before then PIC, but i am new guy in this..........

 

If doing a very calculation intensive solution, you might look at the Arm chip sets.

Note: Arm chips tend to be more of an CPU than an MCU (They tend have less I/O in chip support).

Tim S.

 

If doing a very calculation intensive solution, you might look at the Arm chip sets.

Note: Arm chips tend to be more of an CPU than an MCU (They tend have less I/O in chip support).

Tim S.

Hi,

i now i don't want to see more CPU it will be better if i work in this.......8051..or pic

 

Hello,

On this page from the EDUCYPEDIA you will find some links with information for the 8051 and other microcontollers:
http://www.educypedia.be/electronics/pics.htm

Bertus

 

Is EEROM has any more futre, and what is max. size of memory in chip??

 

I think you all have worked with these basic controller before then PIC, but i am new guy in this..........

No,when I started it was with PIC (PIC16F84A)...

I will prefer Microchip's PIC as I use them all the time but, Atmel's products are also good like AT89S52 comes at a price of INR 40.00 very very cheap and for a start with mcu stuff it’s a very good choice as it's based on 8051 architecture.

Good Luck

 

I will prefer Microchip's PIC

can you give a link to buy microchip kit with rate, because i don't find it..rate

 

can you give a link to buy microchip kit with rate, because i don't find it..rate

Here is two options. That will get you a good start
PICKIT 2
http://www.microchipdirect.com/ProductSearch.aspx?Keywords=DV164121
PICKIT 3
http://www.microchipdirect.com/ProductSearch.aspx?keywords=DV164131

In the upper left corner you can change the location and get the price in your locale currency

 

Hello,

I have seen that link but, are you sure it is PIC 16series kit, because which i have seen it was different with LCD display on it, and some tact switches ( keypad)....

This link PIC16xxx seems different...!!

 

Hello,

I have seen that link but, are you sure it is PIC 16series kit, because which i have seen it was different with LCD display on it, and some tact switches ( keypad)....
This link PIC16xxx seems different...!!

I am not sure what you are referring to here. The PICKIT 2 and 3 programmer are general programmer/debugger units for Microchip MCUs using flash type program memory. You are not locked to any specific demoboard. If you want you can just get a PICKIT programmer. Hook up any compatible PIC MCU to your bread board. And do what ever you want
Ps. PIC flash type MCUs always have a F after the series type like 16F628

 

Hello,

For an overview of connections of the icsp socket of the PICKIT to many PICS, take a look here:
http://www.sprut.de/electronic/pic/icsp/icsp.htm

The page is in german, but google will translate:
http://translate.google.com/transla...sprut.de/electronic/pic/icsp/icsp.htm&act=url

Bertus

 

I found it name it is PIC 16S877A.....
now please tell.!!

Thanks

 

Hello,

Just take a look at the microchip site.
This is a search on 16F877A:

http://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/Devices.aspx?dDocName=en010242

As stated on that page , better look for the 16F877, wich is newer:

http://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/Devices.aspx?dDocName=en026561

Bertus

 

The kit seems to be Good, and costly...........!!
What is Maplab & I2c

 

The kit seems to be Good, and costly...........!!
What is Maplab & I2c

MPLAB
http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1406&dDocName=en019469
A PICKIT may cost somewhat more than other programmers. But it will work as it should. A simple RS232 programmer may not work at all