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Spi Interface ES

Embedded Systems VTU 5th sem

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Spi Interface ES

Embedded Systems VTU 5th sem

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Han Jisung
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#include <reg51.

h>

sbit SPI_SCK = P1^0 ; // SPI Clock


sbit SPI_MOSI= P1^1; // Master Out Slave In
sbit SPI_MISO= P1^2; // Master In Slave Out
sbit SPI_SS= P1^3 ; // Slave Select

void SPI_Init(void);
void SPI_Start(void);
void SPI_Stop(void);
void SPI_SendByte(unsigned char dat);
unsigned char SPI_ReceiveByte(void);
void SPI_Transfer(unsigned char dat);

void main(void)
{
unsigned char receivedData;

SPI_Init(); // Initialize SPI

while (1)
{
SPI_Start(); // Start SPI communication
SPI_Transfer(0xA5); // Send data byte
receivedData = SPI_ReceiveByte(); // Receive response

SPI_Stop(); // Stop SPI communication

// Here you can process the received data if needed


// For example, you might want to toggle an LED based on receivedData
// P2 = receivedData; // Output received data to P2 for observation
}
}

void SPI_Init(void) {
// Configure pins as output
SPI_SCK = 0; // Set clock low
SPI_MOSI = 0; // Set MOSI low
SPI_SS = 1; // Set SS high (deselect slave)
}

void SPI_Start(void) {
SPI_SS = 0; // Select the slave (active low)
}

void SPI_Stop(void) {
SPI_SS = 1; // Deselect the slave
}

void SPI_SendByte(unsigned char dat)


{
int i;
unsigned char y;
for (i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
SPI_MOSI = (dat & 0x80) ? 1 : 0; // Send MSB first
SPI_SCK = 1; // Clock high
SPI_SCK = 0; // Clock low
dat <<= 1; // Shift left to prepare next bits
if(SPI_MOSI == 1)
y = y|0x01;
else
y = y|0x00;
P3 = y;
y <<= 1;

}
}

unsigned char SPI_ReceiveByte(void)


{
unsigned char dat = 0, x;
int i;
x=P3;
for (i = 0; i < 8; i++)

{
SPI_MISO = ( x & 0x80) ? 1: 0 ;

SPI_SCK = 1; // Clock high


dat <<= 1; // Prepare to receive the next bi
x<<=1;
if (SPI_MISO) {
dat |= 0x01; // Read bit from MISO
}
SPI_SCK = 0; // Clock low
}
return dat; // Return received byte
}

void SPI_Transfer(unsigned char dat) {


SPI_SendByte(dat); // Send data byte
}

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