AMICUS18-COMPANION-SHIELD AMICUS, AMICUS18-COMPANION-SHIELD Datasheet - Page 47

• Manufacturer Part Number: AMICUS18-COMPANION-SHIELD
• Description: Amicus18 Companion Shield
• Manufacturer: AMICUS

Specifications of AMICUS18-COMPANION-SHIELD

• Silicon Manufacturer: Microchip
• Core Architecture: PIC
• Core Sub-architecture: PIC18
• Features: USB Interface, In Circuit Serial Programming Interface
• Kit Contents: Board
• Silicon Family Name: PIC
• Silicon Core Number: PIC18F25K20
• Rohs Compliant: Yes
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• For Use With: PIC18F25K20 Microcontroller

Type in the following code and program it into the Amicus18 board by clicking on the toolbar
and Program
Include
WriteAnalog2(512)
The LED will now be glowing, but not at full brightness. What’s happening is that channel 2 of the PWM
has been instructed to set the duty cycle to 50%, which is half the full range of 1023, which is 512. Try
different values within the braces of the WriteAnalog2 command and see what it does to the LED’s
brightness.
A more sophisticated program is shown below that will cycle the LED to full brightness then back to off
repeatedly:
' Amicus18 10-bit Hardware PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) Demo Program
' An LED attached to Bit-1 of Portc (RC1) will increase illumination, then dim
'
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Include
Dim wDutyCycle As Word
OpenAnalog2()
While 1 = 1
Wend
'
' Increase LED illumination
'
For wDutyCycle = 0 To 1023
Next
'
' Decrease LED illumination
'
For wDutyCycle = 1023 To 0 Step -1
Next
WriteAnalog2(wDutyCycle)
WriteAnalog2(wDutyCycle)
"Hpwm10.inc"
, or pressing F10:
"Hpwm10.inc"
Amicus18 Companion Shield
Version 1.0
' Load the 10-bit PWM macros into the program
' Create a variable to hold the Duty Cycle
' Enable and cofigure the CCP2 peripheral
' Create an infinite loop
' Cycle the full range of 10-bits. i.e. 0 to 1023
' PWM on CCP2 (Bit-1 of PortC)
' Cycle the full range of 10-bits in reverse
' PWM on CCP2 (Bit-1 of PortC)
' Do it forever
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