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CSE 315

Microprocessors & Microcontrollers


Tanvir Ahmed Khan
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology.

October 28, 2014

Recap

Data Communications

Computers transfer data in 2 ways,


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Parallel Communication
Serial Communication

Parallel Data Communications

multiple wire lines are


used to transfer data
Advantage,
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Disadvantage,
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Speed
Distance cannot be
great

Example, computer to
printer data transfer

Serial Data Communications

data is sent one bit at a


time
Advantage,
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Disadvantage,
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larger distances
cheaper
fewer I/O pins
easy synchronization
relatively slower

Example, USB

Synchronization in Serial Communications


Two Methods

Synchronous method,
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transfers a block of
data at a time

Asynchronous method,
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transfers a single byte


at a time

Simplex, Half- & Full-Duplex Data Transfer

Asynchronous Serial Communication


Data Framing
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character-oriented data transfer


Framing
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placing each character between start & stop bits

Start bit
always one bit
always 0(low)

Stop bit
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can be one or two bits


always 1(high)

Framing of A(0x41)

Data Transfer Rate

bps
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baud rate
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bits per second


number of signal changes per second

generally, bps != baud rate


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for some coding system, bps == baud rate

RS232 Standards

allow compatibility among data communication equipments of


various manufacturers

initially set in 1960s

PC COM ports supports this Standard


not compatible with TTL family

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0 = +3 to +25 V
1 = 3 to 25 V

we will need voltage converter


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MAX232

RS232 Standards
Continued

Original RS232 Connector DB-25

RS232 Standards
Continued

9-pin Connector for DB-9

Todays Topic

ATmega16/32 Serial Communication Programming

Todays Problem

Hack the MCQ Exam

Problem Specification

Problem Specification

Both Receive & Transmit

Problem Specification

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Both Receive & Transmit


Frame,

Problem Specification

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Both Receive & Transmit


Frame,
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1-byte(8-bit) char data

Problem Specification

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Both Receive & Transmit


Frame,
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1-byte(8-bit) char data


1 start bit

Problem Specification

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Both Receive & Transmit


Frame,
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1-byte(8-bit) char data


1 start bit
1 stop bit

Problem Specification

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Both Receive & Transmit


Frame,
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1-byte(8-bit) char data


1 start bit
1 stop bit

Baud Rate, 4800

Problem Specification

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Both Receive & Transmit


Frame,
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1-byte(8-bit) char data


1 start bit
1 stop bit

Baud Rate, 4800

First Receive & then, Send

Problem Specification

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Both Receive & Transmit


Frame,
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1-byte(8-bit) char data


1 start bit
1 stop bit

Baud Rate, 4800

First Receive & then, Send

PC Serial COM port follows RS232 Standard

Enable Receive & Transmit

Enable Receive & Transmit

UCSRB Register

Enable Receive & Transmit

UCSRB Register

UCSRB = UCSRB | (1
<< RXEN);

Enable Receive & Transmit

UCSRB Register

UCSRB = UCSRB | (1
<< RXEN);

UCSRB = UCSRB | (1
<< TXEN);

Framing

Framing

UCSRC Register

Framing

UCSRC Register

Framing

UCSRC Register

UCSRC = UCSRC | (1
<< UCSZ1) | (1 <<
UCSZ0) | (1<<URSEL);

Configuring Baud Rate

Configuring Baud Rate

UBRR Register

Configuring Baud Rate

UBRR Register

Configuring Baud Rate

UBRR Register

UBRRl = 0x67;

Wait, Receive & then, Wait, Send

Wait, Receive & then, Wait, Send

UCSRA Register

Wait, Receive & then, Wait, Send

UCSRA Register

while((UCSRA & (1 <<


RXC)) == 0);

Wait, Receive & then, Wait, Send

UCSRA Register

while((UCSRA & (1 <<


RXC)) == 0);

ch = UDR;

Wait, Receive & then, Wait, Send

UCSRA Register

while((UCSRA & (1 <<


RXC)) == 0);

ch = UDR;

while((UCSRA & (1 <<


UDRE)) == 0);

Wait, Receive & then, Wait, Send

UCSRA Register

while((UCSRA & (1 <<


RXC)) == 0);

ch = UDR;

while((UCSRA & (1 <<


UDRE)) == 0);

UDR = result[(ch 0) % 10];

The Program

ATmega16/32 RX & TX

MAX232
The Voltage Converter

Reference

The avr microcontroller & embedded system, Chapter 11


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Muhammad Ali Mazidi


Sarmad Naimi
Sepehr Naimi

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