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PICAXE is an extensible hardware system designed for the student that has an interest in programming using PICA XE.
PICA XE is an easy-to-use, complete PICA microcontroller package. It is programmable using just a simple microcontroller development environment. A wide range of built-in peripherals is available.
PICA XE includes a large range of ready-made devices and libraries, ready to be used as building blocks to create the user’s own applications.
PICA XE is supported by a powerful programming environment, the PICA XE Studio. With this environment, users can design and run programs on the PICA XE microcontroller. PICA XE Studio has built-in tools for debugging and control of the microcontroller.
The programming environment features a full set of I/O options for interfacing to external hardware devices. There are three methods to interface peripherals: the pin method, the port method and the level method. All peripheral blocks (which are devices with a number of pins) can be programmed in a number of different ways.
Extensible – Applications for PICA XE are based on applications, not hardware, so applications can be changed and reused. An application can consist of one or many blocks.
Synchronous – Applications for PICA XE are driven by a clock pulse. The application is enabled and enabled the device when the clock pulses. Applications are synchronous by default. Applications may be made asynchronous by changing a configuration variable.
Incremental – Applications for PICA XE are a stream of data that is written to the application. The application runs continuously and cannot be stopped or paused. Applications are synchronous by default. Applications may be made asynchronous by changing a configuration variable.
PICA XE Studio is a powerful IDE that provides a number of tools to develop PICA XE applications.
PICA XE Studio has several pre-installed example applications that users can use for instant understanding and development.
PICA XE Studio also has all the functionality of any other IDE and can be extended with a range of third-party software.
PICA XE Studio contains a comprehensive debugging toolset for monitoring and controlling PICA XE at run-time.
PICA XE Studio is a universal development environment, that can be used to program a wide range of microcontrollers.
PICA XE Studio is fully compatible with popular standard development tools and programming languages such as C, C++, C 00b4fdf01c
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