8051 Microcontroller Training

Day 1

Topic 1: Introduction to Embedded System

• History & need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System
• Advantage & Disadvantage of Low level & High level programming language of Embedded System

Topic 2: Microprocessor and Microcontroller Classification

• Difference between Microprocessor & Microcontroller
• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Memory Classification

Topic 3: Introduction to Intel 8051 Microcontroller

• Introduction to 8-bit microcontroller 8051
• Inbuilt features of 8051
• Block diagram explanation, pin descriptions
• Bit addressable and byte addressable registers
• Addressing modes and assembler directives
• Different addressing modes and Instruction sets
• Explanations about 4 different instruction sets and with assignments
• Serial communication concepts with programming 
• Interrupt programming and embedded c concepts 
• Timer programming concepts in mode 1 and mode 2

Topic 4: Registers and Memory

• Description of RAM
• Description of CPU Registers
• Function of SFR

Topic 5: LED Interfacing

• Introduction of LED’s
• Interfacing Circuit Description of LED’s
• Programming of LED’s Interfacing

Day 2

Topic 6: Interfacing Seven Segment Display

• Types of 7 Segment Display
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 7 Segment Display
• Programming of 7 Segment Display Interfacing

Topic 7: LCD Interfacing

• Introduction to 16 x 2 LCD
• Commands of 16 x 2 LCD
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 16 x 2 LCD
• Programming of 16 x 2 LCD

Topic 8: Interfacing Switches and Keyboard Matrix

• Introduction to Switches & Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches & Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix & Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches

Topic 9: Timers and Counter Programming

• Introduction to Timer & Counter
• Difference between Timer and Counter
• Description of SFR associated with Timer & Counter
• Programming of Timer & Counter

Topic 10: Serial Communication Programming

• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Types of Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Introduction & Interfacing of UART
• Programming of UART

Topic 11: Interrupt Driven Programming

• Types of Interrupts
• Programming of Software & Hardware Interrupts

Prerequisite:

The following knowledge is asummed:

• Basic electronics

Software Requirement

Pls download and install the following software prior to the class

• Vivado Design Suite https://www.xilinx.com/support/download.html

HRDF Funding

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• Engineering students of 3rd & 4th year, postgraduate (Electronics & Electrical, Electronics & Communication, Electronics & Telecommunication)
• Working professionals/engineers in embedded and electronics industry
• Academics

Dr. Florence Choong: Dr. Florence Choong received the BEng. (First class) from Multimedia University, Malaysia in 2002. She then completed her Masters of Engineering Science (MEngSc) degree in Multimedia University, Cyberjaya in 2005 and PhD in Engineering in 2012. Recently, she has completed her Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Derby, UK.

Upon graduation, she started her career in the telecommunications and networking industry where she served TM for three years in various departments such as networking, IT, quality assurance and customer service. Being passionate in research and training and educating the youth, she then moved to the academic and research line where she joined Multimedia University (MMU) as a lecturer in 2005. She then moved on to University Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) in 2008 as a senior lecturer. She was the Head of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department in Taylor’s University leading the programme to its first accreditation. At present, she is senior lecturer and is also very active in research. She has a total of more than 10 years of teaching experience. She is also a Chartered Engineer and is registered with the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) and IEM. She is also the advisor to the Taylors IET On Campus.

She is author and co-author of numerous international journal and conference papers published by renowned journals in power quality, VLSI system design and artificial intelligence. Her current research interests are in the area of artificial intelligence, digital and VLSI design. She has also extended her skills and knowledge in this area through various consultancy works.