805l Microcontroller Design, Serial Data Transmission and Summary

Serial Data Transmission The hallmark of contemporary industrial computing is the linking together of multiple processors to form a "local area network" or LAN. The degree of complexity of the LAN may be as simple as a microcontroller interchanging data with an I/O device, as compliĀ­cated as linking multiple processors in an automated robotic manufacturing […]
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805l Microcontroller Design,Timing Subroutines and Lookup Tables for the 8051

Timing Subroutines Subroutines are used by call programs in what is known as a "transparent" manner-that is, the calling program can use the subroutines without being bothered by the details of what is actually going on in the subroutine. Usually, the call program preloads certain locations with data, calls the subroutine, then gets the results […]
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805l Microcontroller Design, Introduction , Microcontroller Specification, Microcontroller Design and Testing the Design

Introduction In this chapter a hardware configuration for an 805 I microcontroller, which will be used for all of the example applications in Chapters 8 and 9, is defined. Programs that check the initial prototype of the design (debugging programs) are given in this chapter, followed by several common subroutines that can be used by […]
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