Targeted for the smart home, this design leverages two PIC MCUs that use a wireless RF transmitter/receiver to control up to six relays and monitor two analog signals.

“ZeroG Wireless has developed an embedded Wi-Fi product that meets the needs of PIC microcontroller designers, and our tools make it easy to integrate.” ...

[Blaise Jarrett] has been grinding away to get the WebSocket protocol to play nicely with PIC microcontrollers. Here he’s using the PIC 18F4620 along with a Roving Networks RN-XV WiFi module … ...

Radio Module 2 has been designed for customers using the two aforementioned microcontrollers to scale up their hardware manufacturing ventures, Raspberry Pi said.

The Microchip WFI32E01 Wi-Fi® MCU Module is geared to help developers design secure, robust, and high-performance IIoT systems. The highly-integrated WFI32E01 module features a premium PIC32 MCU ...

With more than 4 millionhot spots worldwideand the annualsale of 800 million new Wi-Fienableddevices, Wi-Fi continuesto be a popular, readilyavailable wireless-communicationchannel. It can also bea ...

In this design idea, you will learn how to interface two PIC microcontrollers using a wireless 433-MHz RF transmitter/receiver pair to control up to six relays and monitor two analog signals. The ...