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System Design in PIC Development Cycle

The PIC software development cycle involves software design based on a specification, followed by repeated hardware design, software design, assembly, simulation and debugging until the system meets requirements. The most intensive and user-active parts of the cycle are hardware design, software design, simulation, and debugging.

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System Design in PIC Development Cycle

The PIC software development cycle involves software design based on a specification, followed by repeated hardware design, software design, assembly, simulation and debugging until the system meets requirements. The most intensive and user-active parts of the cycle are hardware design, software design, simulation, and debugging.

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4 The PIC Software Development Cycle


The development of a microcomputer-based application thus follows the paths shown in the following diagram. Software design is usually based on a specification. The sequence of HW design, SW design, Assembly, Simulation and Debug may be repeated a number of times until the system meets the required specification. The turquoise boxes represent areas which require the most user activity; the most intensive activities are HW design, SW design, Simulation, and Debugging [2].

Fig 5.2: PIC Software development Cycle

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