PIC16C57C-20/P Product Description
PIC16C57C-20/P is a powerful 8-bit microcontroller designed for a wide range of embedded systems. Its 8-bit core and 20-pin dual in-line package provide a perfect combination of performance and flexibility. Low power consumption and rich I/O options make this microcontroller the first choice for developers seeking a balance between efficiency and functionality.
PIC16C57C-20/P Product Features
1.8-bit CMOS microcontroller:Optimized for speed and energy efficiency.
2.20-pin DIP package:Suitable for space-constrained applications.
3. Multiple oscillator options:Supports crystal oscillators, RC oscillators, and internal oscillators, providing flexible clock generation.
4. Program memory:Up to 2K words of Flash program memory.
5. Data memory:Provides 128 bytes of RAM for data storage.
6.I/O Ports:Equipped with multiple bidirectional I/O ports for enhanced connectivity.
7.Low Power Operation:Able to operate at voltages as low as 2.0V to 5.5V.
8.Wide Temperature Operation:Operates effectively in a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.
PIC16C57C-20/P Product Applications
1. IoT sensor nodes:In IoT sensor nodes, the PIC16C57C-20/P acts as the brain, collecting environmental data such as temperature, humidity, and light levels. Its low power consumption allows long-term operation using small batteries or energy harvesting methods, suitable for remote monitoring applications.
2. Robotic Control:For robotics enthusiasts and professionals, the PIC16C57C-20/P is a compact and powerful controller. It manages motor control, sensor input processing, and wireless communication, all in a minimal space. This makes it ideal for building robots that require precise motion and real-time data processing.
3. Home Automation Systems:In home automation systems, the PIC16C57C-20/P plays a key role in smart lighting, HVAC control, and security system management. It can interface with a variety of sensors and actuators to achieve seamless integration of smart homes, improving convenience and energy efficiency.
