Home
My introduction: Many people ask me why I prefer PIC microcontrollers. And I say to them - because they are awesomer than the rest, cheaper than the rest, and in my humble opinion - better than the rest.
Sure, they're more complicated, harder to understand and use - but this just makes the challenge - and the sense of satisfaction one gets when succeeding - so much better.
PIC Microcontrollers, too, are industry standard - you're not going to see an Arduino gracing the innards of a Nuclear Power Plant or a military jet - no, you're likely to see something more along the lines of what you can learn to program here.

This site, catering to New Zealand consumers and enthusiasts, was set up because there aren't a lot of easy resources or tutorials on the web for PICs. We're a rare bunch. This makes us more awesome. So please, look around, learn something, and most of all - have fun!

Hammond Pearce, 6/12/2011, New Zealand
Led Matrix 7x31: Something cool that I made.
Read the tutorial.
Recent articles
Tutorial Three: Digital Input, reading switches.A very quick intro to getting inputs to your PIC by reading the output of a push-button switch.
Read
Tutorial Two: Connecting an LCD ModuleAn overview and tutorial on how to connect your PIC Microcontroller to an industry-standard Hitachi HD44780 LCD Module.
Read
Tutorial One: Flashing an LEDYou've set up your power supply and your programmer? Guess you're ready to try out your first program now!
Read
Copyright (C) Hammond Pearce 2011, 2012. Not to be used without permission.
Another good site, Talking About Tech
Tracker
Web Counter