PIC16F877A interface LM35 temp sensor - MikroC (Collection)

Building Temperature Monitoring Systems with PIC16F877A and LM35 SensorStep into the world of embedded systems with this hands-on course focused on the PIC16F877A microcontroller and the widely used LM35 temperature sensor. Whether you're an engineering student, electronics hobbyist, or professional developer, this course will guide you through the process of designing accurate and functional temperature measurement systems.Using the MikroC for PIC compiler, you’ll learn how to read analog temperature data from the LM35 sensor, convert it into meaningful values (Celsius and Fahrenheit), and display it across various output devices. What You'll Learn:This course takes a practical approach — starting with the setup of the PIC environment and progressing through real-world temperature monitoring applications. You’ll master: Interfacing the LM35 analog temperature sensor with the PIC16F877A Configuring and using the ADC (Analog-to-Digital Converter) module of the PIC Converting ADC readings into temperature values using custom formulas Displaying temperature data on:16x2 LCD (LM016)4-digit 7-segment displayPC/Laptop via USB-to-TTLSmartphone using HC-05 Bluetooth module Platform Setup Included:Before jumping into project work, this course ensures you're fully equipped with the necessary tools:Downloading and installing MikroC for PIC (final version)Installing and using the PICKIT 3 programmer for flashing code onto PIC microcontrollersUnderstanding the pins, ports, and specifications of the PIC16F877A