Basics of Developing Microcontroller Applications - Microchip Try
The Microchip Try platform provides online users the chance to learn the basics of microcontrollers without any hardware. Through a series of interactive applications, you will learn how microcontrollers work and how to create simple applications from start to finish.
TN_Microcontroller System
TT_MU
LV_1
TT_Quick Tipps and Tricks
Logic Circuit Design 101 - Microchip Try
Learn how the Custom Logic Block (CLB) works and how to create simple logic circuits. By using the Microchip Try platform, you can upload your code to a remote microcontroller and test your code through the control panel and the livestream. Therefore, this course does not require any purchases of additional hardware. (March 2025)
TA_ESE or FAE
TN_Microcontroller System
TN_Programmable Logic
TT_MU
2025
Low Power Programming 101 – Microchip Try
Learn how to design energy efficient systems by exploring different operating modes, design approaches, CIPs, and clock selection. By using the Microchip Try platform, you can upload your code to a remote microcontroller and test your code through the control panel and livestream. Therefore, this course does not require any purchases of additional hardware. (March 2025)
TA_ESE or FAE
TN_Microcontroller System
TT_MU
LV_1
2025
8 Bit Microcontrollers: Architecture of the PIC16
This class covers the basic architecture, memory map, instruction set, interrupt structure and special features of the PIC16F1x family of devices. (Feb 2022)
69 min
TA_ESE or FAE
TN_Microcontroller System
2022
TT_MU
LV_1
Getting Started with PIC16F1xxx MCUs using MCC and State Machines
When you complete this class you will be able to create a PIC16F1xxx application from scratch using State Machines, MPLAB® X and MPLAB Code Configurator (MCC). You will be able to configure GPIO, Timer, USART and ADC using MCC. (Nov 2021)
103 min
TN_Microcontroller System
2021
LV_1
TT_Tools
8-bit PIC® MCU Peripheral Deep Dive
This class presents deep-dive information on the architecture, setup, demonstration and pitfalls of the most common PIC16 and PIC18 peripherals. New chapters will be added as they become available. (Updated July 2025))
375 min
TN_Microcontroller System
2022
2023
TT_MU
LV_3
dsPIC33C Peripheral Deep Dive
This class presents deep-dive information on the architecture, setup, demonstration and pitfalls of the most common dsPIC33C peripherals. (Updated August 2024)
133 min
TN_Microcontroller System
2023
LV_3
Designing with Integrated Analog On PIC® and AVR® MCUs
This training demonstrates how a few applications having standalone analog and discrete components (Op-Amp, ADC, DAC, Voltage reference, and Analog Comparator) can be designed and optimized using PIC® and AVR® microcontrollers with integrated analog peripherals. (Nov 2022)
65 min
TA_Experts
TN_Analog
TN_Microcontroller System
2022
LV_3
Creating Advanced Embedded Applications with 32-bit MCUs/MPUs using the MPLAB® Harmony v3 Software Framework
This class shows how the MPLAB® Harmony drivers, system services and middleware enables you to rapidly develop bare-metal and RTOS applications. (April 2021)
107 min
TN_Microcontroller System
TN_Microprocessors
2021
TT_MU
TN_Embedded Software
LV_5
TT_Tools