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MicroC Programming
Outlines of part A:
1) MicroC Basics
2) Simple Examples
3) Lab#8:Introduction to MicroC programming
1) MicroC Basics
It is easy to write your code in C Language, but MikroC
Language is slower than the Assembly language because
it needs two steps to be transformed to machine
language.
1) MicroC Basics
How to write MicroC
code
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How to make infinite loop in
MicroC :
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Notes:
To clear TMR0 interrupt flag bin?
INTCON.T0IF=0;
To make a delay of 2 seconds?
DELAY_MS(2000)
Set RB5 if RA2 is set?
IF(PORTA.F2==1) PORTB.F5=1;
Int k = 200; delay_ms(K); Not
correct
const int k = 200; delay_ms(K);
correct
Int k = 200; Vdelay_ms(K);
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Notes:
In MikroC language you don't need to be in bank0, or in bank1, you
can deal directly with Special Function Registers (SFR).
To make inverting use ~.
To access an individual bit, use the following:
//If RB0 is set ,set RA0
if(portb.f0==1) porta.f0=1;
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OPERATORS :
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Relational operators:
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Bitwise operators:
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Logical operators:
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Selection statements:
There are two types of selection statements in C:
1. if
2. Switch
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Do statement
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Functions:
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function Example:
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Open -Drain RA4 on
PIC16F84A
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Open -Drain RA4 on
PIC16F84A
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Open -Drain RA4 on PIC16F84A
Some PICs like PIC16F84A have RA4 with open drain output instead of CMOS output!
RA4 is different; it is configured as an open drain MOSFET. When set to low, it
performs identically with the other pin architectures.
However, when set to high, there is no internal connection with VDD and hence it will not
directly source voltage.
If it’s necessary to use RA4 as a sourcing output pin, you can add an external “pull-up”
resistor, typically in the range of 470 ohms–4.7K ohms.
The sourced current then comes from the pull-up resistor. Unlike all other pins that cannot
exceed VDD, RA4’s open drain is rated to 12 volts.
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Open -Drain RA4 on
PIC16F84A
RA4 pin (pin 3 for PIC16F84a) is "Open-Drain" type output pin.
That means it cannot source current and it will be high impedance
when assigned logic '1' to it.
You cannot set this pin as an output pin by using 'TRISA=0x00'.
The solution is attaching a pull up resistor (10K) to the RA4 pin in
order to use this pin as an output pin.
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Open -Drain RA4 on
PIC16F84A
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Data
Types:
Type Size in bytes Range
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Data Types:
You can defined the variables in three ways:
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constants:
General formula:
const constant type constant name= constant value
Example: const pi=3.14;
float
The constants stored in ROM.
The value of the constant can’t change if for example say pi++.
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Matrices
:
Index#0
Index#1
Index#2
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Multi Dimension
Matrices :
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Multi Dimension
Matrices :
Example:
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#define:
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Button “ Bounce”:
Counter from 0 to 0x0F, increases by one every press on RA4.
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Button “
Bounce”:
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Button “
Bounce”:
Solution
of bounce
by using
a small
delay
2) Simple Examples
Example#1:
Write a code in MicroC to make a LED B0
ON.
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Example#1
sol:
.
2) Simple Examples
Example#2:
Write a code in MicroC to make LED’s in B0,B1,B5
and
B7 ON.
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Example#2
sol:
Note:
Trisb=0 trisb=0b00000000
≡
portb=0XA3
Portb=0b10100011 ≡
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Example#3 :
Make flasher in all pin’s in portB.
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Example#3
sol :
or
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Example#4 :
Make a party LED’s…
The first shape make led B0 ON then
the next and so on..
The second shape make the
LED’s
begin to light ON from the middle.
The third shape make all LED’s ON
then OFF.
And so on..
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Example#4
sol :
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Example#5 :
Make all LED’s in PORTB ON and then OFF. Repeat this process 18.
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Example#5
sol :
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Example#6 :
Make a LED in B0 ON
when you press to switch
in A0, unless that the
LED is OFF.
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Example#6 sol:
There are two methods to connect the switches:
Pull-up resistor Pull-
down resistor
If(porta.f0==0) If(porta.f0==1)
{ {
Here we write the code when the switch is Here we write the code when the switch is
press. press.
} }
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Example#6
sol:
or
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Example#7 :
Write a code to make program
consists of 2 switches and 3
LED’s.
When you press to switch#1 the
LED begin to turn ON from LED1
then LED2 and finally LED3.
When you press to switch#2 the
LED begin to turn OFF from
LED3 then LED2 and finally
LED1.
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Example#7
sol:
or
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Example#8:
You have one switch and 4 LED’s.
If you press the switch the first
time all LED’s become ON.
If you press the switch the second
time, the LED’s begin to light from
right to left.
If you press the switch the third
time, the LED’s begin to light from
left to right.
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Example#8
sol :
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Example#9 :
You have switch in A0 and
LED in B0.
When you press to switch
the LED will light, but when
you press the switch there
is nothing unless you
released your finger from
switch.
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Example#9
sol:
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Example#10:
Make a binary counter that counts from 0255 in portB.
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Example#10
sol:
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Example#11:
Make a binary counter that counts from 09 and then repeat the
count .
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Example#11
sol:
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Example#12:
Make a multiplication table of 3 in binary, and display the result in portB.
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Example#12
sol:
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Example#13:
Write code to count from 90 by using 7 segment.
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Example#13
sol:
or
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Example#14:
Make a counter by using 7-
segment .
When you press to switch#1 the
counter will increment, but when
you press to switch#2 the counter
will decrement.
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Example#14
sol:
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Example#14:
You have a switch. At every press to switch make the LED light as
the following shape:
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Example#14
sol:
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Example#15:
Write a code when you press to switch in A1 you run the
buzzer, and increase the counter in portB.
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Example#15
sol:
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Example#16:
Make sound tones and display the result to speaker.
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Example#16 sol:
Learn:
Sound library consist of:
Sound_Init
Example: Sound_Init(&PORTC,3);
Sound_Play
Example: Sound_Play(1000,200)
where 1000 is the frequency in Hz and 200 is the time in
msec
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Example#16
sol:
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Example#17:
Write a C code program to make a flashing wave on PORT B, and
then control the direction, and the speed of the flashing wave,
through PORT A.
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Example#17
sol:
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not
e:
Rest
+5V
Port A Port B
:
PIC16F877A
:
PIC16F877
Port E
It consists from 40 pin’s, we Source#2
can use 33 pin’s as input or
You can connect source#1
output. Source#1
only, or source#2 only, or to Port D
connect 32 with Vcc and 12 with
Crystal
ground, or 31 with ground and
A
4Mhz
11 with Vcc.
You must begin your program Port C Port C
with adcon1=0x06; or
adcon1=0x07; in case you don’t
use analog equipments, to use Port D Port D
port A and port E normally.
Lab #8
Introduction to MikroC Language
Design traffic lights to the intersection consists of four directions.(10 marks)
Do this project software
and hardware.
Attach the CD for the
MicroC code and
simulation and send to me
hard copy report.
Only 3 students in every
group.
Deadline: after 5 days
from discussion the lab.
Lab
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Introduction to MikroC Language
Hints:
we want to consider the first road is green and the other roads are red for 2
minutes.
After that turn off the green signal, and still the red signal as previous step.
Turn on the yellow signal for 5 sec in first road, then turn of the yellow
signal.
Make the same process for the second road and so on.
Lab #8
Introduction to MikroC Language
Do the best you can, you are
Muslim.
Be free to ask any
question
