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Reference Material |
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An Introduction |
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1. Introduction to
Digital Electronics |
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2. History of
Microprocessors |
13. Appendix |
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3. Microprocessors Vs
Micro controllers |
13.1. Instruction Set of
8051 |
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4. Overview of 8051
Micro controller |
13.2. Special Function
Registers |
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About 8051 |
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5. Hardware Summary |
Other tools |
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5.1. MCS -51 Family
overview |
14. Project management |
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5.2. Pin diagram |
14.1. Overview |
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5.3. I/O Structure |
14.2. Development Cycle for
Embedded Systems) |
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5.4. Memory Organization |
15. Tool Chain for 8051 |
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5.5. SFRs |
15.1. Introduction |
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5.6. External Memory |
15.2. Development Cycle |
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6. Instruction Set
Summary |
15.3. Integration &
Verification |
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6.1. Introduction |
16. Simulators |
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6.2. Addressing Modes |
16.1. Introduction |
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6.3. Instruction Types |
16.2. Different types of
Simulators |
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7. Timer Operations |
16.3. Effective use of
Simulators in Development Process |
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7.1. Introduction |
16.4. Availability of
Simulators (Free / Commercially) |
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7.2. Timer Mode Register
(TMOD) |
17. Emulators |
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7.3. Timer Control
Register (TCON) |
17.1. Introduction |
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7.4. Timer Modes &
overflow flag |
17.2. Different types of
Emulators |
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7.5. Clock Sources |
17.3. Effective use of
Emulators in Development Process |
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7.6. Starting, Stopping &
Controlling of Timers |
17.4. Availability of
Emulators (Commercially) |
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7.7. Timer Registers |
18. Simulators Vs
Emulators |
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8. Serial Port
Operations |
19. Real Time Operating
Systems (RTOs) |
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8.1. Introduction |
19.1. Introduction |
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8.2. Serial Port Control
Register |
19.2. Different types of
RTOs |
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8.3. Modes of Operation |
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8.4. Initialization &
Accessing Serial Port Communication |
Applications & Exercises |
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8.5. Serial Port Baud
Rate Settings |
20. Sample Applications of
8051 |
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9. Interrupts |
20.1. Interfacing with LED
and making it ON/OFF. |
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9.1. Introduction |
20.2. Interfacing with Relay
and making it ON/OFF. |
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9.2. Interrupt
Organization |
20.3. Interfacing with LED
and making it ON/OFF repeatedly. |
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9.3. Processing
Interrupts |
20.4. Interfacing with HEX
keypad. |
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9.4. Design Using
Interrupts |
20.5. Interface to 7-segment
LED Display. |
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9.5. Serial Port
Interrupts |
20.6. Interface to 7-segment
LCD Display to display characters. |
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9.6. External Interrupts |
20.7. Interface to 7-segment
LCD Display to display real time clock. |
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9.7. Interrupt Timings |
20.8. Interfacing with LED
and making it ON/OFF with the help of Interrupts. |
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20.9. Program Showing the
Dancing Lights (LED) |
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Getting Started on 8051 , tools and design aids |
20.10.
Program Showing the Dancing Lights (Bulbs) |
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10. Assembly Language
Programming |
20.11.
Interfacing with Loudspeaker. |
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10.1. Introduction |
20.12.
Non- Volatile RAM Interface. |
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10.2. Assembly Operations |
20.13.
Waveform Generator |
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10.3. Program Format |
20.14.
Measurement of sinusoidal signals using ADC interface |
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10.4. Assemble Time
Expression Evolutions |
21. Sample Project |
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10.5. Assembler Directives |
22. Introduction to 8052 |
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11. How to use kiel IDE
uversion-2 |
23. Introduction to 16 bit
Micro controllers |
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12. Workout Examples |
24. Exercises |
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12.1. Programs showing the
use of Arithmetic Instructions. |
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12.2. Programs showing the
use of Logical Instructions effectively. |
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12.3. Programs showing the
use of Data transfer Instructions. |
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12.4. Programs showing how
to use Boolean Instructions |
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12.5. Programs showing how
to use Loop, Branch, Jump Instructions. |
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12.6. Programs showing how
to use effectively Timers / Counters. |
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12.7. Programs showing how
to use interrupts effectively in real time operations. |
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12.8. Programs showing use
of Subroutines. |
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