PIC (Peripheral Interface Controller)

A PIC (Peripheral Interface Controller) is a small, efficient computer chip used to control electronic devices and systems. It acts as the brain for embedded applications, managing inputs from sensors or switches and controlling outputs like motors, lights, or displays. PIC microcontrollers process data quickly and are energy-efficient, making them popular in appliances, toys, automotive systems, and industrial equipment. They are programmable, flexible, and capable of performing various tasks with minimal resources, serving as the core component that enables electronic devices to operate intelligently and interactively.