Programming 32-bit Microcontrollers in C

Higher performance of embedded applications has been demanded by consumers across the board. With the cost barriers of 32-bit microcontrollers being eliminated, more and more designers are choosing to use them. They offer more power, memory, and versatility to applications such as portable media players, cell phones, and GPS receivers.

Lucio Di Jasio, a long time Microchip insider, after the successful book on the 16-bit PIC24
architecture published in early 2007, has now taken on the new challenge of exploring the PIC32 architecture to verify the claims of compatibility, ease of use and performance. Follow him through 15 extraordinary and fun projects (including audio and video) while learning to program in C language for 32-bit embedded control applications.

527 pages. Includes CD-ROM. Published 2008.

Author: Lucio Di Jasio