Recommended reading?

[Benedict]

Hello all,

I've been looking around here for a while and I plan to build a SID (I posted a while ago in the design concept forum), but before I build anything I think I should do a bit of reading up.

Can anyone recommend a good book or 2 that will fill me in the on the basics of PIC programming and audio circuits? Are there any other areas where some reading up would be a good idea?

Cheers

Benedict

[Guest paulrevelcet]

Hello, here is a good beginner site that I really liked, it doesn`t assume that you have any experience in programing. http://www.mstracey.btinternet.co.uk/pictutorial/picmain.htm

You can try this, there bound to have some interesting reading

http://www.audioscientific.com/Circuits%20-%20Schematics%20&%20Tutorials_100.htm

Here is a very good site that I would recommend, http://www.rentron.com/index.html, one of the easier books to understand is the easy picn books, you will find a link to them on the rentron site, but with all the free info on the net, why spend money on books? buy more Midibox parts!!

[Sephult]

Myke Predko's  Programming and customizing picmicro microcontrollers is a  really good book.

It gives alot of information regarding the architecture of the pic microcontroller. It also gives the usage of instructions, and has a bunch of experiments and projects to go along with the material.

I believe he has articles which were some of the basis of his book, on rentron.