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Re: Gotta program controllers to monitor and control temperature, pressure

Hi,

> I am totally new to microcontrollers. So many of them are available
> in the market. First of all, please advise me which one to choose.
> Obviously the one whose software are readily available. WHICH ONE??

If you want an easy to use, cheap solution, use PIC.

If you need more performance, use an ARM such as the Philips LPC2138.

> 1. write a program in c to control temp and pressure....I still have
> to find someone help me with that.

Sounds like you need a contract programmer.

> 2. Compile this program using a compiler like the one availabe at
> sourceboost.com

You can use the free evaluation compiler from www.htsoft.com.

> 3. using a bootloader program to feed the .hex file(compiled above)
> into the selected microcontroller(mc). the mc is connected to pc via
> comm1/2 ports.

First, you need to program the bootloader in using a programmer such
as the ICD2. The bootloader is designed for people to upgrade their
circuits, when they don't have access to a PIC programmer.

> 4. testing the system by phisically placing the mc in cirsuit, BUT
> HOW and WHERE????/

Sounds like you need to read a book on programming, or talk to someone
who has done it before!

Regards,
Shane Tolmie
www.microchipC.com
webmaster@...


--- In microchipC_pic18Fx_bootloader@yahoogroups.com, "payal_batra"
<payal_batra@...> wrote:
>
> Hi there,
> I am a post graduation student and am stuck in the midst of
> programming a microcontroller to monitor and control temperature and
> pressure and send the signal to the circuit breaker to open/close
> accordingly.
> I am totally new to microcontrollers. So many of them are available
> in the market. First of all, please advise me which one to choose.
> Obviously the one whose software are readily available. WHICH ONE??
>
> Also, whatever i studied on the internet, I have come up with the
> following steps to go through inorder to accomplish my objective. I
> know this may sound very very amateurish to experts sitting here, but
> I is an earnest request, please guide me.
> Are these steps ok?
> 1. write a program in c to control temp and pressure....I still have
> to find someone help me with that.
> 2. Compile this program using a compiler like the one availabe at
> sourceboost.com
> 3. using a bootloader program to feed the .hex file(compiled above)
> into the selected microcontroller(mc). the mc is connected to pc via
> comm1/2 ports.
> 4. testing the system by phisically placing the mc in cirsuit, BUT
> HOW and WHERE????/
>
>
> Please advise me on the above. I will be grateful.
>
> Waiting for a reply.
> Payal
>







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Hi there, I am a post graduation student and am stuck in the midst of programming a microcontroller to monitor and control temperature and pressure and send...
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Hi, ... If you want an easy to use, cheap solution, use PIC. If you need more performance, use an ARM such as the Philips LPC2138. ... Sounds like you need a...
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