How to program MICROCHIP PIC24 microcontrollers on LINUX
Hi Everyone,
In this video I’ll show you that we can develop and program Microchip microcontrollers on LINUX.
I’ll use a PIC24FJ128AG202 model to implement a small Weather Stations based on the BME280 temperature, humidity and pressure sensor.
To program my device I’ll use a ICD4 programmer/debugger hardware. This is a Microchip tool for those developing with their microcontrollers.
USART frames are shown on an oscilloscope to demonstrate what’s being transmitted.
Data generated from the sensor will be transmitted through USART connection to the computer. With an FTDI USB-SERIAL converter connected to my UBUNTU LINUX I’ll demonstrate real time weather data being transmitted and shown on LINUX moserial terminal application.
Check following links for software and drivers:
#MPLABX IDE - Check latest LINUX version
https://www.microchip.com/en-us/devel...
#XC16 C Compiler - Check latest LINUX version
https://www.microchip.com/en-us/devel...
#FTDI USB SERIAL CONVERTER Technical Note TN_101 to add support on Linux for your device
https://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Docu...
I hope you enjoy this video.
Please comment below for any questions of suggestions.
Best regards,
Rodrigo Matias
