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Microprocessors A practical approach. 16-08-11. 1. Subjects. Goals for this module Results Subjects of the module Plans Questions. 16-08-11. 2. Goals. Students are able to build, program and document a little microcontroller system. microcontrollers sensors /actuators. 16-08-11. 3.

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16-08-11

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  1. MicroprocessorsA practical approach. 16-08-11 1

  2. Subjects • Goals for this module • Results • Subjects of the module • Plans • Questions 16-08-11 2

  3. Goals • Students are able to build, program and document a little microcontroller system. • microcontrollers sensors /actuators 16-08-11 3

  4. The practice is obligatory • Attending the practical lessons is obligatory. • Not possible to attend the practice? contact dhr Stokkink • Failing to attend more then 2 practical lessons, there will be no grade! • During the practical lessons the logbook will be assessed 16-08-11 4

  5. Assessment • The logbook will be looked at as an assessment • Home-orders will be assessed sufficient or insufficient. • All home-orders must be sufficient in the end. 16-08-11 5

  6. Responsibilities • The student is responsible for the hard-en software, there are more groups who must use it. • Defects must be reported immediately. 16-08-11 6

  7. Subjects. • Architecture PIC16F690 • Hardware /software practical • Delays / Flash led / • Digital input /counters • Analogue input/ analogue sensors • PWM/ motorcontrol • Other processes 16-08-11 7

  8. Subjects week 1 • Architecture. PIC16F690 and PIC family • Features • Pin out • Device overview • Memory organisation • Clock sources • Digital Output 16-08-11 8

  9. Pic Family 8 /16 bits microcontrollers Flash OTP ROM/Romless 0.5k – 256k memory size 6-100 pins PIC 10, PIC 12, PIC 16, PIC18, PIC24, PIC32 families RfPic en Dspic30 DSPIC33 families Info: www.microchip.com 16-08-11 9

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  11. PIC16 F690 35 instructions Single-cycle DC-20 Mhz clock Dc-200ns instruction cycle 8 –level deep stack Direct indirect relative addressing 16-08-11 11

  12. PIC16F690 Peripheral Features • 17 I/O pins • Analogue comparators • 10 bit ADC / 12 channels • 3 timers 8/16 bits • 10 bit PWM max 20kHz • Serial Port SPI and I2C • USART module (RS232 RS485) • 4k Flash words Program memory • 256 bytes SRAM / 256 bytes EEPROM 16-08-11 12

  13. Pinout PIC16F690 16-08-11 13

  14. Device overview 16-08-11 14

  15. Memory organisationProgram 16-08-11 15

  16. Memory organisationData 16-08-11 16

  17. Clock sources Study microchip technical training:Oscillators 16-08-11 17

  18. Digital input/output 16-08-11 18

  19. Digital pin configuration and on/off void DS1(void) { PORTC=0; //reset PORTC latches TRISC=0b11110000; //RC0-RC3 //output else High impedance PORTC.0=1; //RC0 High } 16-08-11 19

  20. Practical • Each week an introductory assignment • At the beginning of the week the home assignment must be shown on the test board. Is must be through a flowchart and the program in your logbook. • Software is free at www.microchip.com en http://www.bknd.com/cc5x/ • Download datasheets and bring them to the lessons. • Assignments can be found at http://lesmateriaal.saxion.nl/stk 16-08-11 20

  21. Assignment 1 • Install MPLAB • Installing CC5x c-compiler • Questions, assignments • Example program • Simulation • Test 16-08-11 21

  22. MPLAB IDE 16-08-11 22

  23. Home assignment 1 • Connect a LED and resistor to RC4-RC7 and test each LED with a program • Make a program and simulate, that has a function to give a value 0-255 to the LED’s 16-08-11 23

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