PICs are great little devices -- small, low power, FAST and user friendly!
I've used them for lots of things -- from I/O and peripheral controllers to
PN code generators and PN de-spreaders. This
page endeavors to provide useful information and links to lots of PIC
resources, both inside SSS Online and elsewhere on the Web.
THE MICROCHIP PIC processor family is really growing! Many
applications use these powerful, RISC-like microprocessors because of their simplicity
and low cost. We have used them as SS Radio controllers in a number of our designs.
Click on MICROCHIP's icon below to find out more information.
The PC1 Encryption Algorithm,
contains the source code in Assembler for the PC1 encryption algorithm with 128-bit
keys for a lot of PIC Microchips
Note: as of 3/6/09, this link is not working although it's
still shown as a valid site on Google. If it doesn't work when you try it, here's an alternate source:
Source Code Online: PIC Encryption Algorithm.
Hemisson, the first programmable, PIC-based
robot of a new linecard for hobbyists and students, from K-Team SA
PICList —
A Discussion group home page that also includes archives of previous
discussions, good general purpose projects for beginners with lasting value, and an
extensive Source Code Library
DonTronics —
PIC link page of neat Australian microcontroller hardware & software
supplier -- also see DonTronics' home page.
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Microchip -- home of the PIC!
