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EG-151 Microcontrollers 2023-2024

Introduction

Course Aims
Course Delivery Method

Introduction to Microcontrollers

Microcontrollers Course
Croeso i Brifysgol Abertawe | Welcome to Swansea University
Introduction to Microcontrollers and Microcontroller Architecture
Introduction to Data Representation
Architecture of the Atmel ATmega 328 Microcontroller
Introduction to Programming and Program Development
Introduction to Programming with C
Interfacing to digital I/O with C
Interfacing to Analogue I/O with C
Introduction to Assembly Language
Microcontroller Architecture – Program Operation
Addressing Modes
References

Programming in C

Programming in C – from nothing to software
The Task
Understanding the task and first thoughts
Wiring up the Circuit
Using the Arduino Integrated Development Environment
Setting up I/O connections
Detecting and reacting to a button press

Laboratory Introduction

EG-151: Microcontrollers Laboratory Introduction
Assessment of the Laboratory Introduction
Laboratory Work in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Laboratory Instruments
Laboratory Safety
Experiment: to construct an oscillator
Simulation Exercise
Questions
Construction Exercise - Continuity Tester
Safe Soldering

Laboratory Experiments

Microcontroller Programming Laboratory
Getting Started
Experiment 1: Binary Counter
Experiment 2: Digital Input
Experiment 3: Analogue to Digital Conversion
Experiment 4: Arrays
Experiment 5: LCD Display Panel

Mini Projects

Mini Projects
Voltmeter
Bipolar Voltage Measurement
Ultrasonic Range Finder
Clock Time
Weather Station

Appendices

Appendix A: Other Data Representations

Repository
Open issue

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References

References#

[1]

Atmel. AVR(R) Instruction Set Manual. Microchip. URL: https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/AVR-Instruction-Set-Manual-DS40002198A.pdf.

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