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Axelson J.L. — The Microcontroller Idea Book: Circuits, Programs and Applications Featuring the 8052-Basic Single-Chip Computer
Axelson J.L. — The Microcontroller Idea Book: Circuits, Programs and Applications Featuring the 8052-Basic Single-Chip Computer



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Íàçâàíèå: The Microcontroller Idea Book: Circuits, Programs and Applications Featuring the 8052-Basic Single-Chip Computer

Àâòîð: Axelson J.L.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

A hands-on introduction to microcontroller project design with dozens of example circuits and programs. Presents practical designs for use in data loggers, controllers, and other small-computer applications.

About The Microcontroller Idea Book:


Complete circuit schematics and parts lists so you can easily build the circuits yourself

Design theory - with tips on how to expand or modify the circuits shown

Example program listings - for convenient testing of the circuits

Construction and debugging tips - to help you get everything up and running without problems

Vendor listings - so you can find the components and other items you need for your projects
About the 8052-BASIC

Example circuits and programs in the book are based on the popular 8052-BASIC microcontroller, whose on-chip BASIC programming language makes it easy to write, run, and test your programs. With over 100 commands, instructions, and operators, the BASIC-52 interpreter can do much more than other single-chip BASICs. Its abilities include floating-point math, string handling, and special commands for storing programs in EPROM, EEPROM, or battery-backed RAM.

You can use any computer with a serial port as a host system for writing, uploading, running, debugging, and storing programs as you develop a project. When project development is complete, you can disconnect the host computer, and the 8052-BASIC will run your program automatically on bootup. You can also use an 8052-BASIC circuit as a development system for uploading and debugging assembled or compiled programs. As a member of the 8051 microcontroller family, the 8052-BASIC uses a standard, populararchitecture.


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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
7-segment display      129—138
8051 family      15—16
8052-BASIC, about      11—26
8052-BASIC, NMOS versus CMOS      6
8255      98—108
ADC      158—169
Address bus      27—28
Address latch disable      22
Address latch enable      21 29
Alarm circuit      178—184
ALE      21 29
ALEDIS      22
Algorithms, programming      56
Altair 8800      2
Analog-to-Digital Converter      158—169
ASCII Hex format      223
Assembly language, defined      8
Assembly language, interfacing      217—238
BASIC compilers      247
BASIC-52 in external memory      239—24
BASIC-52, booting      35—38
BASIC-52, customizing      233—235
BASIC-52, enhanced versions      245—24
BASIC-52, keywords      72—86
BASIC-52, manuals      14—15 251—252
BASIC-52, programming tips      65—71
BASIC-52, running programs      39—40
BASIC-52, source code      250
Basikit      247
BBS's      254
Binary numbers      272
Binary, file format      223
Books      251—253
Bootup options      54—55
Breakpoint      10
Bus      See address data
calendar functions      174—184
Capacitors, decoupling      30
Chip, choosing      5—6
Clock, real-time      42 171—184
CMOS, compatible logic      29
CMOS, versus NMOS      6
Code memory      21 88
COM port      36
Command mode      66
companies      255—262
Comparator      157—158
Compilers, BASIC      246—247
Compilers, defined      9
Computer, host      3 15—16
Construction, materials      14
Construction, tips      31—32
Control circuits      185—198
CONTROL+C      40 44—45
CPU      17
Crashes, program      40
Cross assembler      219
Crystal accuracy      172
Crystal, choosing      26 See also XTAL
DAC      227—228
Data bus      27
Data memory      21
Debugging      9—10 37 70—71
decimal numbers      271—272
Detector      153
Development system      9—10
Digital-to-Analog Converter      227—228
Disk storage      63—64
displays      125—152
EA      22 25
EEPROM      7 49—56
Embedded controller      1
Emulator      10
Environments, programming      247—248
EPROM, about      6—7
EPROM, adding      56—60
EPROM, programming      236—238
EPROM, testing programs in      9
Erasing NVRAM, EEPROM      55
Errors, finding program      9—10 70—71
Executable file      219
External memory, accessing      21—22 42
External memory, circuits      25—29
Flash EPROM      7
Formats, file      222—224
FPROG, circuits      60—61
FPROG, simulating      243—244
FPROG, using      53 55
Gain control, op amp      189—191
get      44—45
HEX2RAM.BAS      264—265
hexadecimal numbers      70 272—273
HEXLOAD.BAS      266—269
History of microcomputers      2—3
Host computer      3
I/O ports in 8052      20—22
I/O ports, adding      89—108
I/O ports, Port 1      40—41
Infrared      199—215
Input/Output      see I/O
instruction set      6
Intel Hex format      220 224
Interface chips      98
Interfacing to a port      93—96
interpreters      9
Interrupts in 8052      22
Interrupts, assembly language      232—233
Interrupts, types      112—114
Keypad      116—124
Keywords, BASIC-52      72—86
keywords, defined      65
Kilobyte      273
Languages, programming      8—9
Latch, octal transparent      26—27
LCD      135 152
LED      125—135
Lenses      215—216
Level translating, analog      167—168
Level translating, digital      93—96
Light-Emitting Diode      125—135
Liquid-crystal display      135—152
Logic, families      29—20
Logic, unused gates      34
Machine code      8
Manuals      14—15
Matrix, switch      187—189
Megabyte      273
Memory, 8052's      6
Memory, accessing external      20—22 42
Memory, check      38
Memory, decoding      91—91
Memory, map      87—89
Mercury switch      155
Microcontroller, defined      1
Microprocessor      2
Mnemonics      8
Modules, program      66—67
Motor control      191—198
MTOP      38 53 55
Multiplexed address/data bus      20
NMOS, compatible logic      29
NMOS, versus CMOS      6
Nonvolatile memory      47—61
number systems      271—272
NVRAM      48—56
Object file      219
oe      29
On/off switch      33
Op amp, gain control      189—191
Orientation, component      32—33
Oscillator, design      203 See also crystal XTAL
Output enable      29
pc boards      248—249
PGM EN      22 58—60
PGM PULSE      22 52
Photocell      157
Port      See I/O
Port 1      40—41
Power supply for 8052-BASIC      14
Power supply, connections      22
Power supply, EPROM-programming      61—62
Power supply, system      30
Power supply, wireless link's      207
Powering up      35
Ppi      98—108
Printed-circuit boards      248—249
Procomm Plus      36
PROG commands, about      53—60
PROG commands, simulating      243—244
Program enable      22 58—60
Program pulse      22 52
Program status word      231
Program store enable      21 26
Program, assembly-language      217—238
Program, crashes      231
Program, documenting      67
Program, exiting      44—45
Program, saving      47—64
Program, storage      6—7
Programmable peripheral interface      98—108
programming commands      22 53—60
Programming environments      247—248
Programming languages      8—9
programming tips      66—68
PSEN      21 26
PSW      231
PWM      195—198
Radio link      216
RAM in 8052      20
RAM, choices      28—29
RAM, use      7
RD      21 26
RDANY      26
Read of port      96—97
Read, cycle      29
Read, signal      21
references      14—15
relay      187—189
Reserved words, BASIC-52's      72—86
Reserved words, defined      65
Reset      22 26
ROM command      54
ROM in 8052      17
ROM, about      7
RS-232      30 34—35
Run mode      66
Sample and hold      169
SBC      3
Schematic, reading      31
Schematic, system      24—30
sensors      153—170
Serial port, 8052's      22
Serial port, RS-232      30 34—35
Simulator      10
Sine-wave generator      226—229
Single-board computer      3
Single-stepping      10
SmartSocket      48—49
Software for uploading programs      221
Software, terminal-emulation      15
Solar cell      165—166
Source code, BASIC-52      250
STACK      231
Stepper motor      191—195
subroutines      66—67
Switch, matrix      187—189
Switch, power      185—187
Switch, press, detecting      45
Switch, sensor as      155
Switch, toggle and slide      109—115
Target system      3
Task, defining      4—5
Temperature sensor      163—165
Terminal Accessory, Windows      36
terminal emulation      15
Test equipment      16
Timekeeper, watchdog      174—184
Timers and counters in 8052      21
Timers and counters, use of      171—184
Transducer      153
troubleshooting      9—10 37 70—71
TTL compatible logic      29
Vendors      255—262
Watchdog timekeeper      174—184
Windows terminal accessory      36
Wireless link      199—216
WR      21
Write signal      21
Write to a port      97
Write, cycle      29
XFER      54
XTAL      38 See also crystal
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