Once initialized, Core Independent Peripherals (CIPs) are functional product blocks designed to handle their tasks with no code or supervision from the CPU to maintain operation. Because the peripheral functionality is deterministically and reliably performed in hardware instead of software, CIPs enable system performance that is far beyond typical MCUs while simplifying the design experience and reducing memory cost. You can use CIPs to create complex control systems while having the flexibility easily create innovative embedded solutions. Learn more about the 16-bit PIC® MCU and dsPIC® DSC CIPs below:
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The PIC24F ‘GU/GL’ family of eXtreme Low Power (XLP) microcontrollers (MCUs) enables the development of an array of innovative applications, both with and without displays. Packed with many Core Independent Peripherals (CIPs) that can function in power-saving modes, these MCUs offer ultra-low-power operation for battery-powered and power-conscious IoT designs.
[MNV305] Microchip debuts advanced motor control tool with auto tuning and self-commissioning capability.
Learn how the dsPIC33 Digital Signal Controller which includes a powerful DSP Core, high-speed ADCs, high resolution PWMs, provides a high level of programmability, enables standards based wireless charging solutions. The dsPIC33 based 15W transmitter complies with the Qi standard, and supports CAN, NFC and authentication. The 200W Transmitter/Receiver solution developed with a custom controller is targeted for applications such as power tools, industrial robots etc., provides greater than 90% efficiency and includes an advanced foreign object detection scheme.
This video will introduce you to Microchip’s refrigerator compressor reference design that will help you to rapidly prototype and develop a cost-effective and innovative design using a dsPIC33 Digital Signal Controller.
This video will demonstrate how motorBench development suite and the dsPIC33 DSCs simplify spinning a BLDC or PMSM motor.
This video explains a 100-200W inductive wireless power transmitter/receiver solution. The solution operates in the input voltage range of 8-24V DC. This highly efficient solution with an in-band communication scheme and advanced foreign object detection is implemented effectively with Microchip’s high-performance digital controllers.
Microchip's dsPIC33 DSCs enable the design of high-performance, precision motor control systems that are more energy efficient, quieter in operation, have a great range and extended life. See how they can be used to control brushless DC, permanent magnet synchronous, AC induction and stepper motors.
This video introduces Microchip’s latest dsPIC33C family of DSCs offering single core and dual core variants for time-critical control and high-performance embedded applications.
Microchip technology provides an extensive product portfolio of 8, 16 and 32-bit Microcontrollers and Digital Signal Controllers to help our customers select the device which best suits the needs of their application. Developers may be faced with the need to expand or even downsize their application to add, optimize or otherwise modify the design. In this video, some key considerations are discussed when migrating between Microchip’s 8-bit and 16-bit Microcontroller and Digital Signal Controller product portfolio.
This video provides an overview of the PIC-IoT WG Development board. The PIC-IoT WG board was designed to be extremely easy to use, secure and low power. With this device, you will be able to connect your IoT node to the internet in 30 seconds or less.
This video will introduce you the dual core dsPIC33CH DSC based Air Conditioner reference design.
This video is a quick introduction to the high-performance dual-core and peripheral of the dsPIC33CH family of DSCs. Learn how to take advantages of the new features of the dsPIC33CH family of DSCs, in your next real-time embedded system development.
This video will demonstrate the basic setup of MPLAB® Code Configurator for a dual-core dsPIC DSCs.
This video will introduce you to the PIC32MM LED Flashlight demonstration board, the PIC32MM family of MCUs and its ecosystem.
This video will introduce you the Low-Power High-Voltage Motor Control Demonstration Board and its ecosystem.
This video will introduce you to Microchip's Easy Bootloader for PIC24, dsPIC33 and PIC32MM products.
This video will demonstrate the basic setup of CAN peripherals available on PIC24 MCUs and dsPIC33 DSCs using MPLAB® Code configurator.