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0 5 Po CRO 1: DAC Interface To Generate

This document describes how to generate different types of waveforms using a DAC interface: 1) A square waveform is generated by outputting high (FFh) and low (00h) voltage values through the DAC in alternation. 2) A triangular waveform is generated by incrementing the DAC output from 00h to FFh, then decrementing it back to 00h. 3) A ramp waveform is generated by incrementing the DAC output from 00h to FFh continuously. 4) A sine waveform is approximated by outputting preset voltage values corresponding to angles in the sine function through the DAC in sequence.

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0 5 Po CRO 1: DAC Interface To Generate

This document describes how to generate different types of waveforms using a DAC interface: 1) A square waveform is generated by outputting high (FFh) and low (00h) voltage values through the DAC in alternation. 2) A triangular waveform is generated by incrementing the DAC output from 00h to FFh, then decrementing it back to 00h. 3) A ramp waveform is generated by incrementing the DAC output from 00h to FFh continuously. 4) A sine waveform is approximated by outputting preset voltage values corresponding to angles in the sine function through the DAC in sequence.

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DAC interface to generate

a. Square waveform
b. Tnangular Wavefom
c. Ramp wavefom
d. Sine waveform

8
0
DAC CRO
5 PO
1
C

.a SQUARE WAVE GENERATION


wave using DAC.
Aim: To generate square

PC loaded with Keil


with 89S8252 microcontroller,
Apparatus required: 8051 board
CRO:
micro vision, DAC board,

Procedure: with Keil compiler.


1. Program is edited and is compiled file is downloaded.
2. After successful compilation, hex
CRO.
3. Output is seen in the

Algorithm for Square wavegeneration


and ffh (on) Values through
PO.
Output the values 00h(OfM) a
allow delay.
After feeding the data altered by having suitable combination
of
The duty cycle and the frequency can be
ON and OFF period delays.
waveform is displayed in CRO.
T h e port PO drives the DAC and the output

Program for square wave


#include<reg51.h>
void delay(unsigned int x)
{for(;x>0;x-);
return,

main()
while(1)

PO-Oxf
delay(500)
PO-Ox00:
delay(1500);
.

b
TRIANGULAR WAVEFORM GENERATION.
Aim To generate Triangular wave
using. DAAC.
Algorithm for Triangular wave generation
Output the initial value 00 through PO.
Increment it in steps of 1 until a count value of FFh (5V) is reached. Every time
repeat step 1.
Decrement it in steps of 1 until a zero value is reached and
repeat step 1.
Program for triangular wave:
#include<REG51.H>
main)
unsigned char i=0;
PO Ox00; * P0
while(1) as
Output port */

for(i-0;i<0xff,i++){ * Generate positive slope */


PO 1
for(i-Oxfe;i>Ox00;i-) /* Generate negative slope */
(P0 i;
P1 =i;

..c RAMP/SAW TOOTH WAVEFORM GENERATION


Aim: To generate Ramp/Saw tooth wave using DAC.
Algorithm for Ramp wave generation
Output the initial value 00 through PO.
Increment,it in steps of l until a count value of FFh
repeat step 1. (5V) is reached. Every time
Repeat atep 1&2 continuously.
'
****

Program for Ramp waveform


#include<REGS1.H>
main ()
Unsigned char i=0; /*PO as. Output port */
PO Ox00;
while (1)
*Generate ON pulse */
for (i-0;i<0xffi++)

P1i
POi,

d.SINUSOIDAL WAVEFORM GENERATION

Algorithm for Sine wavegeneration


the equation
20°,15°..) of sineusing
.Compute step values (=
different
values thro PO.
. Output the
V= 2.5V +2.5Vsin6.
smoother will be sine wave.

More the steps


E.g.: 0 =0° V+
2.5V
V= 2.5V +2.5Vsine
DAC is 25.6X5V= 128.
The value sent to

Program for sine wave


#include <REG51xD2.H>

main)
static inta[13]={128,192,238,255,238,192,128,64,17,0,17,64,128);

unsigned char i=0 /* PO as Output port */

P0 Ox00;
while (1)
/*Output different values */
for(i-0;i<13;i++)
{PO=a[1];}

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