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    This document describes a lab experiment to generate a 1 millisecond software delay using an 8051 microcontroller. The objectives are to learn how to generate a software delay and become familiar with the 8051 C language. The lab will use an AT89C51 microcontroller development board, Keil uVision IDE, wires, LEDs, and an oscilloscope. Students will write C code to toggle an LED with a 1 ms delay, compile the code, upload it to the microcontroller, and observe the LED and signal on an oscilloscope to verify the delay.

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    This document describes a lab experiment to generate a 1 millisecond software delay using an 8051 microcontroller. The objectives are to learn how to generate a software delay and become familiar with the 8051 C language. The lab will use an AT89C51 microcontroller development board, Keil uVision IDE, wires, LEDs, and an oscilloscope. Students will write C code to toggle an LED with a 1 ms delay, compile the code, upload it to the microcontroller, and observe the LED and signal on an oscilloscope to verify the delay.

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    This document describes a lab experiment to generate a 1 millisecond software delay using an 8051 microcontroller. The objectives are to learn how to generate a software delay and become familiar with the 8051 C language. The lab will use an AT89C51 microcontroller development board, Keil uVision IDE, wires, LEDs, and an oscilloscope. Students will write C code to toggle an LED with a 1 ms delay, compile the code, upload it to the microcontroller, and observe the LED and signal on an oscilloscope to verify the delay.

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    This document describes a lab experiment to generate a 1 millisecond software delay using an 8051 microcontroller. The objectives are to learn how to generate a software delay and become familiar with the 8051 C language. The lab will use an AT89C51 microcontroller development board, Keil uVision IDE, wires, LEDs, and an oscilloscope. Students will write C code to toggle an LED with a 1 ms delay, compile the code, upload it to the microcontroller, and observe the LED and signal on an oscilloscope to verify the delay.

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    Course Code and Name: Introduction to

    Mechatronics Lab (ME-332L) Date:

    Lab No: 06 Course Instructor: Engr. Zia Ur Rahman

    Name of Student: Semester: 6th

    Registration No: Department: Mechanical Engineering

    Lab Task To generate a software based exact delay of 1 msec (10-3s) using 8051 C code

    1. To learn how to generate a software based delay.


    Objectives 2. To familiar with 8051 C language

     STC AT89C51 Microcontroller


     Development Board
     Keil µ vision IDE
    Hardware
     Prog-ISP
    and Software  Wires
    Requirements  LEDs
     Oscilloscope
     Proteus

    Theory Microcontroller:
    A microcontroller is a compact integrated circuit designed to govern a specific operation in
    an embedded system. A typical microcontroller includes a processor, memory and input/output
    (I/O) peripherals on a single chip.

    Microcontroller 8051:
    8051 microcontrollers are designed by Intel in 1981. It is an 8-bit microcontroller. It is built with
    40 pins DIP (dual inline package), 4kb of ROM storage and 128 bytes of RAM storage, 2 16-bit
    timers. It consists of are four parallel 8-bit ports, which are programmable as well as addressable
    as per the requirement. An on-chip crystal oscillator is integrated in the microcontroller having
    crystal frequency of 12 MHz.

    Toggling:
    Toggle refers to the act of switching from one view, setting, or function to another. It implies
    that there are only two possible options and that a user is switching between them, and usually
    these options are on or off for a specific preference.

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    Diagram:

    Fig. Development Board with AT89C51 Microcontroller

    Switch input Delay (in seconds)


    000 1 second
    001 2 second
    010 4 second
    011 6 second
    100 8 second
    101 10 second
    110 12 second
    111 14 second

    Fig. Description of Functionality

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    Procedure  First we have to write a code in C language in keil Software.
     That code will work such a way that when code is uploaded the LED connected to port
    P1.4 will toggle after exact delay of 1 msec (10-6).
     That delay will be generated through loops (software base delay).
     After that we have to create a hex file of that code.
     On the basis of that code we have to make a connection of STC AT89C51 Microcontroller
    with LED as shown in the figure below.
     The hex file will be uploaded into STC AT89C51 Microcontroller through Prog-ISP.
     During uploading the power of the board should be turn ON.
     When code is successfully uploaded we will see that LED will toggle after exact delay of
    1 msec.
     We can verify that delay by connecting any pin of port 1 with Oscilloscope.
     Oscilloscope will show the timing diagram of the signal in which we can clearly see or
    analyze the signal that for how much time that signal is in logic or vice versa.

    Connection Diagram:

    Fig. Connection Diagram

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    Programming Write an 8051 C Code to generate a software based exact delay of 1 msec (10-3s).
    Code

    Results and
    Conclusions

    Prepared by Tanveer Uz Zaman

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