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Microcontroller Syllabus 20 EC2403

The document provides details about the Microcontrollers course offered at the School of Engineering. The 4 credit course is offered in the 4th semester of B.Tech. It aims to introduce architectural details and programming of microcontrollers. Topics include memory organization, instruction sets, interrupts, timers, serial communication, and interfacing sensors and actuators. Assessment includes experiments on programming microcontroller concepts using PIC microcontrollers in assembly and C languages.

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Microcontroller Syllabus 20 EC2403

The document provides details about the Microcontrollers course offered at the School of Engineering. The 4 credit course is offered in the 4th semester of B.Tech. It aims to introduce architectural details and programming of microcontrollers. Topics include memory organization, instruction sets, interrupts, timers, serial communication, and interfacing sensors and actuators. Assessment includes experiments on programming microcontroller concepts using PIC microcontrollers in assembly and C languages.

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Course: Microcontrollers

School School of Engineering

Department Electronics and Communication Engineering

Programme B.Tech.

Course Title MICROCONTROLLERS

Course Code 20EC2403

Year 2020-2024

Semester 4th semester

Name of the Faculty Member Mr. Abhinav Karan, Dr Bhawani Patnaik

e-mail id [email protected], [email protected]

Course Size and Instruction Method


Cr Credits L L T T PPP H Hours//Week
$ 4 3 3 1 1 0 2 44 4

Total Semester hours: 4*13=52 hrs

Mentoring Hours: 1 hr/week


Conduction of Classes: As per Time Table

Course Details
Course Aim and Summary
The course ‘Microcontrollers’ aims to introduce architectural details and programming model. During the course
interfacing of microcontroller with various peripherals and Memory structure are discussed. Interrupts handling
with Clock and RESET circuits are presented. Realization of embedded system using microcontrollers for
application development.

Course Objectives

The objectives of the Course are:

1. To understand the architecture of microcontroller and the basics of assembly language programming.
2. To explore the Programming model, Instruction set and Addressing modes supported by microcontroller.
3. To understand Memory Structure related to Program and Data memory.
4. To gain knowledge on Parallel and serial data transfer methods.
5. To discuss various interrupt handlers and their implementations.
6. To understand programming microcontrollers using Embedded C and interfacing logic with various peripherals.

Course Outcomes
After undergoing this course students will be able to:

Outcomes Blooms Taxonomy


Level

CO1 Outline the architectural details of Microcontrollers 2 - Understanding


and ARM Processor.

CO2 Classify the instruction sets and various addressing 4 - Analyzing


modes.

CO3 Understand the Memory Organization of the PIC 5 - Evaluating


Microcontroller

CO4 Interpret and configure interrupt control logic. 2 - Understanding

CO5 Analyze the timing diagram for communication 4 – Analyzing


Protocol

CO6 Demonstrate interfacing logic for various Sensors and 3 - Demonstrate


Actuators
Course Content

10 Hours

Introduction to Microcontroller - Microprocessor and Microcontroller Characterization, Components of a


Microcontroller, Microcontroller Architecture.

Main Characteristics of PIC Microcontrollers - Arithmetic and Logic Unit (ALU), Working Register in
PIC Microcontrollers, Machine Cycles and Execution of Instructions, Pipelining for Instruction Execution,
Oscillators, Configuration Bits, Reset Options, Low-Power Consumption Mode, Watchdog Timer, Program
Counter,RISC, Compare Harvard architecture with von Neumann architecture.

12 hours

Memory in Microcontrollers – Memory Organization, RAM, Data Memory, EEPROM, Flash Memory.

Instruction Set and Assembler Language Programming - Arithmetic Instructions, Logic and Compare
instructions, Rotate Instruction and Data Serialization, Branch Instructions and Looping, Call Instructions
and Stack
10 hours

Programming in C - Data Types and Time Delays, bit-addressable I/O, Logic Operations, Data Serialization,
ROM & RAM Allocation

10 hours
Timers and Interrupts - Instruction Pipeline, Timers, The CCP Module, Interrupt, Examples of Timer and
Interrupt Applications.

Parallel and Serial Communication – Parallel IO, Serial IO, advantages of serial communication over
parallel, Streaming Parallel Port, USART, SPI, I2C

10 hours

Sensors and Actuators - Interfacing LED, LCD, Keypad, ADC, DAC, Buzzer, Sensor, Relays, Stepper & DC
Motor

TEXT BOOKS:

1. Fernando E. Valdes-Perez, Ramon Pallas-Areny, “Microcontrollers - Fundamentals and Applications


with PIC”, CRC Press, 1st Edition, 2009.
2. Mazidi M. A., McKinlay R. D., Causey D., “PIC Microcontroller And Embedded Systems.”, Pearson
Education International, 2008
REFERENCE BOOKS:

1. Myke Predko, “Programming and Customizing the PIC Microcontroller”, Mc Graw Hill Education, 3rd
Edition, 2008.
2. John B. Peatman, “Design with PIC Microcontrollers”, Prentice Hall, 1997.
3. Verle Milan, “PIC Microcontrollers – Programming in C”, Microelektronika, 1 st Edition, 2009

List of Experiments

1. Check Register and Memory with MPLAB IDE


2. Develop and Execute Programs on Arithmetic, Logic & Compare instructions.
3. Develop and Execute Programs on Rotate instructions and Data Serialization.
4. Develop and Execute Programs on BCD and ASCII code conversion.
5. Develop and Execute Programs on branching instructions and Looping.
6. Develop and Execute Programs on Call instructions and Time Delay.
7. Develop and execute programs on Timers and Counters.
8. Develop and execute programs on Different Interrupt handling.
9. Develop and execute program on I/O Port programming, Serial & Parallel Communication.
10. Interface ADC & DAC
11. Interfacing Sensors & Actuators
12. Interfacing Motors and speed control using PWM

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