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    The document contains instructions for 4 exercises involving programming a PIC microcontroller to interface with 7-segment displays and implement timing functions. Exercise 1 has the program display decimal codes or "-" using RA[5:2] pins and connecting the 7-segment display to PORTB. Exercise 2 displays the decimal value from RA[5:0] using two 7-segment displays connected to PORTB and PORTC. Exercise 3 increases a variable every 200 microseconds using a delay loop. Exercise 4 implements a chronometer that counts seconds and hundredths of seconds using a nested delay loop.

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    The document contains instructions for 4 exercises involving programming a PIC microcontroller to interface with 7-segment displays and implement timing functions. Exercise 1 has the program display decimal codes or "-" using RA[5:2] pins and connecting the 7-segment display to PORTB. Exercise 2 displays the decimal value from RA[5:0] using two 7-segment displays connected to PORTB and PORTC. Exercise 3 increases a variable every 200 microseconds using a delay loop. Exercise 4 implements a chronometer that counts seconds and hundredths of seconds using a nested delay loop.

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    The document contains instructions for 4 exercises involving programming a PIC microcontroller to interface with 7-segment displays and implement timing functions. Exercise 1 has the program display decimal codes or "-" using RA[5:2] pins and connecting the 7-segment display to PORTB. Exercise 2 displays the decimal value from RA[5:0] using two 7-segment displays connected to PORTB and PORTC. Exercise 3 increases a variable every 200 microseconds using a delay loop. Exercise 4 implements a chronometer that counts seconds and hundredths of seconds using a nested delay loop.

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    The document contains instructions for 4 exercises involving programming a PIC microcontroller to interface with 7-segment displays and implement timing functions. Exercise 1 has the program display decimal codes or "-" using RA[5:2] pins and connecting the 7-segment display to PORTB. Exercise 2 displays the decimal value from RA[5:0] using two 7-segment displays connected to PORTB and PORTC. Exercise 3 increases a variable every 200 microseconds using a delay loop. Exercise 4 implements a chronometer that counts seconds and hundredths of seconds using a nested delay loop.

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    Universidad

    Politécnica
    de Cartagena
    PIC – LAB 2

    Exercise 2.1. Write a program that shows in a 7‐segment display the decimal code associated with
    the value in pins RA[5:2], or the symbol ‘‐.‘ when the decimal value is greater than 9.
    The 7‐segment display is connected to PORTB pins.
    The values in PORTB to display each decimal digit or the symbol are indicated in the following table.

    Value Code
    0 0xFC
    1 0x60
    2 0xDA
    3 0xF2
    4 0x66
    5 0xB6
    6 0xBE
    7 0xE0
    8 0xFE
    9 0xE6
    ‐. 0x03

    Exercise 2.2. Write a program that shows in two 7‐segment displays the decimal value associated
    with the value in pins RA[5:0]. The 7‐segment displays are connected to PORTB (displaying the units)
    and to PORTC (displaying the tens).

    Sistemas Digitales Basados en Microprocesadores 23/24


    Universidad
    Politécnica
    de Cartagena
    PIC – LAB 2
    Exercise 2.3. Write the code that increases variable CICLO_200us endlessly at every 200
    microseconds. Use a simple delay loop as described in the flowchart below.
    Use StopWatch to verify its behavior by means of simulation.

    ciclo_200us = 0

    CALL bucle_retardo

    ciclo_200us = ciclo_200us +1

    Exercise 2.4. Write a program that executes a chronometer that must count seconds and hundredths
    of seconds. Use a nested delay loop as described in the flowchart below.
    Use StopWatch to verify its behavior by means of simulation.

    Bucle_retardo

    CONT2 = M

    CONT1 = N

    CONT1 = CONT1 – 1

    NO SI
    CONT1 =0?

    CONT2 = CONT2 – 1

    NO CONT2 =0?

    SI

    FIN

    Sistemas Digitales Basados en Microprocesadores 23/24

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