Hi sir, Thanks so much for a brilliant tutorial that takes you from basic concepts to actual implementation. So many tutorials on You Tube do not do this . just explain a part of the process. Amazing explanation, please make more videos on interrupt on non-blocking, ADC and PWM
The most awesome tutorial on pic controller I've ever seen. Thank you! And you are teaching with a regular controller, not the legacy one (PIC16F84 or PIC16F628 are the most popular)
Hello. These tutorials were a great start to understanding PIC microcontrollers, but alas they seems to have come to an untimely end. Can you confirm that you will restart these excellent tutorials. (A rough timescale would be good too)
The written tutorials have continued on very well if you'd like to check them out! It's the videos that have slowed due to a variety of reasons. However, there are two videos that are in the publication queue and should be coming out within the next few weeks.
Thank you for your reply. I did realise the written tutorials had continued, and I have used a couple of them. Nevertheless, the videos add so much more. You manage to answer the silly questions before we ask them! I look forward to more videos in due course, thanks again.
Nope! Sergey actually just finished the 24th written tutorial on this topic two days ago though it'll take it a week or two to get it on CircuitBread.com with the other 23 tutorials. He is working on this at the same time as a new Renesas RA tutorial series but he's very far long along. On the video side, the video and design teams are working on a rebranding to make things look better and cleaner, so the studio (my office) is in shambles at the moment as that's being figured out. As soon as it's done, I have quite a few videos in the queue, including the next four of this series.
Yes, there are! So far, Sergey has 20+ written tutorials but he hasn't hit USB yet. He wants to address all of the modules of the PIC18F14K50 but thinks he may save USB for the end just due to its complexity. In the meantime, we're still finalizing some studio updates (which is taking a lot longer than we were hoping) and then I will, fingers crossed, start catching up with him on the video side.
