Designed for distributed-intelligence applications, the PIC12F629 and PIC12F675 eight-pin microcontrollers (MCUs) claim to pack twice the amount of Flash, RAM and data EEPROM and a lower voltage ...

[youtube= [Spikenzie] has put together this nice kit for controlling a DC motor with RC servo signals. He’s using a PIC12F629 to convert the signal to PWM. As you can see in the video above,… ...

Orogrammed this game as usual, soldering the PIC12f629 with last version of key .hex file, but my SNES detects it as NTSC. Powering up SNES as 50hz forced, it starts as 60hz and after 9 seconds turns ...