The 16CR83 is a high-performance, 8-bit microcontroller from Microchip's PIC16F8X family. It is designed for embedded control applications, offering a robust architecture with enhanced features such as flash program memory, data EEPROM, and low-power operation. The 16CR83 is a cost-effective solution for applications requiring reliable performance and flexibility.
The 16CR83 is suitable for a wide range of embedded control applications, including but not limited to:
The 16CR83 features a modified Harvard architecture with separate program and data buses, enabling simultaneous access to program instructions and data. This architecture enhances throughput and efficiency. Key components include:
The 16CR83 features a 14-bit program counter (PC) with up to 1K x 14 words of flash program memory. The memory is organized into pages, with a stack for subroutine handling.
The data memory is divided into two areas:
The 16CR83 includes 64 bytes of EEPROM data memory, which can be read and written during normal operation. This memory is ideal for storing configuration parameters or calibration data.
The 16CR83 provides configurable I/O ports with the following features:
The Timer0 module is an 8-bit timer/counter with the following capabilities:
The 16CR83 includes several features to enhance reliability and reduce power consumption:
The 16CR83 uses a RISC-based instruction set with 35 instructions. Key characteristics include:
The 16CR83 is available in multiple package options, including:
The pinout includes:
Microchip provides comprehensive development tools for the 16CR83, including:
The 16CR83 is a versatile and reliable microcontroller suitable for a wide range of embedded applications. Its combination of flash memory, EEPROM, low-power operation, and robust peripheral set makes it an excellent choice for designers seeking a balance of performance and cost.
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