??? 08/31/06 14:28 Read: times |
#123438 - a case study... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Let me tell you some thing about hi-tech PICC based project which i did last year,that was a single phase power inverter design designed around a very popular PIC micro PIC16f72.
The above mentioned mcu has 2k of flash,128 bytes of ram,1 hardware PWM,timers,23 usable I/O,in 28 pin package and some of the features are listed below>> *Intelligent Triac based phase controlled constant current charging. *PWM regulated 230 VAc Output. *Less then 3ms changeover time.(for PC compatibility reasons) *Low battery shutdown with pre alarm. *Automatic overload shutdown with self reset till 5 overload attempts. *various status indications using 5 LEDs. *Battery overcharge protection with float charging. *variable charging mode selections with jumpers. and many more features... The compiler used was PICC and all the above was implemented using just 1200 bytes of code memory and 60 % of ram,nor any inline assembly code was used so from this only one can get an idea how efficient the compiler is. regards, SAIF ULLAH KHALID INDIA |