PIC Programming: Byte Lights With the ADC (Prototype Demo)

🤓 LEARN HOW TO MAKE THIS ➡️➡️➡️ https://motbots.com/byte-lights-with-the-adc-series-pic-project/ This is a short video clip that is meant as a companion for our article "Introduction to PIC Programming Using C: Byte Lights With the ADC" at our website linked below. This video demonstrates the functionality of the ADC of a PIC microcontroller. All the functionality in this circuit is controlled by a Microchip PIC18F4525 microcontroller. We use the PIC's ADC to convert an analog input of a variable voltage signal through a potentiometer to output a digital signal to 8 LEDs, that light up a binary number - the direct conversion from the input signal. Introduction to PIC Programming Using C: Byte Lights With the ADC - Part 1 ➡️ https://motbots.com/intro-to-pic-programming-using-c-byte-lights-with-the-adc-part-1/ 🖱️ Motbots Mouse Pad https://motbots.printify.me/product/15039437/motbots-desk-mouse-pad