Microcontroller Training in Nashik
Explore the PIC18F / ATmega learning path: architecture, memory, GPIO, timers and interrupts within the embedded systems course.
Understand what is behind a pin
A microcontroller combines a processor, memory and peripherals. Learning starts by connecting a register setting to an observable electrical behavior. PIC18F and ATmega are the 8-bit families in the institute’s beginner course.
- Architecture and memory organization.
- Digital inputs, outputs and pull resistors.
- Timers, counters, PWM and interrupts.
- Analog readings, UART, SPI, I²C and storage.
Observe a button input
As a preparation exercise, sketch a button connected to an input with a pull resistor. Predict the reading when pressed and released. During hardware work, compare the prediction with serial output before adding any application logic.
Prerequisites, tools and next step
Beginner level; tell the instructor about your circuit and programming experience. Hardware is PIC18F / ATmega, with Embedded C and the applicable programming tools.
This page describes a learning path inside the ten-session embedded systems course, not an additional separately scheduled course.
Before you enquire
Is this different from the embedded systems course?
It describes the microcontroller foundation of that course. Follow the full syllabus for all modules and project details.