Microcontrollers
Last update:
7/5/08
Nowadays,
microcontrollers play an essential role in our daily lives.
For an electronics hobbyist, microcontrollers will offer
a wide range of possibilities, that would be otherwise un-reachable.
This page is offering a growing set of tutorials, projects
and articles dedicated to microcontrollers, their programming,
and the different techniques related to their operation.
We are currently working on a set of tutorials on 8051 and
AVR microcontrollers, which are a perfect tool for any
electronics hobbyist. |
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ISP
(In System Programmer) for ATMEL chips.
Learn to build your ISP programmer for ATMEL microcontrollers.
Taking you step by step from theory to practice. - Supported
devices: AT89S51, AT89S52, AT89S53, AT89S8253,
AT89S2051, AT89S4051, AVR family- Includes a programmer
software. |
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Migrating
from 8051 to AVR microcontrollers.
This article shows the key differences between the two
families, introduces you to the syntax of C programming
for AVRs, and shows you how to use their special features
like the EEPROM, the PWM generator and the ADC. This tutorial
also shows how to use the freeware WinAVR compiler coupled
with the freeware VMLAB simulator. Suitable to intermediate
users and to 8051 adepts. |
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ispprog.zip [324 downloads] |
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Posted by: ikalogic
ISP progammer software. Old version. For WIN 98 to XP |
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AT89Cxx serial communivations.zip [383 downloads] |
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Posted by: ikalogic
A very useful application note from ATMEL showing how to configure the UART in the 8051 micro controllers. includes examples source codes. very instructive |
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8051_hardware_manual.zip [523 downloads] |
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Posted by: ikalogic
If you can't afford buying a 8051 reference book, this PDF e-book is what you need. It explains in detail all the common features of the 8051 family of micro controller. |
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The
8051 Microcontroller, K.Ayala
I bought an early edition of this book back in 2005 after
i saw it with one of my teachers during summer courses
in Cairo university. I found it to be very well organized,
and found the language to be simple and straightforward.
Till today I usually use it each time I am adjusting a
timer, building a serial interface or using any unfamiliar
feature of any IC of the 8051 family.
Each chapter is enhanced with dozens of example source
codes in ASM, and it includes lot of schematics showing
how to interface many essential devices like a keypad
and 7 segments displays.
It's a great leaning tool for beginners and a reference
for professionals. |
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