CSE 3111 – Microprocessor and Microcontroller

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CSE 3111 - Microprocessor and Microcontroller

Intro

Rationale: The primary goal of this course is to give you the fundamental skills needed to understand, use, and design microcontroller-based systems. This includes the following: (1) What is a microcontroller? (2) What can it do (and not do)? (3) How does one design (and program) a microcontroller-based system?

Course content:

Declaration: Various materials are collected from Internet to make these slides. These slides are to help taking the class and can be used as a guideline. 
I'll upload the slides one by one after delivering the lectures.

Microprocessor:

  1. Chapter 1_1 Intro.pdf

  2. Chapter 1_2 Intro.pdf

  3. Chapter 1_3 Flag Registers Uploaded by Zia3130 on SlideShare

  4. Chapter 1_4 Intro.pdf

  5. Chapter 2 Intel 8085.pdf

  6. Chapter 3_1 Intel 8086.pdf

  7. Chapter 3_2 Intel 8086 Addressing Modes.pdf

  8. Chapter 3_3 Intel 8086 Assembly.pdf

  9. Chapter 3_4 Intel 8086 Pins memory interrupt.pdf (Screencast)

  10. Chapter 3_5 Intel 8086 Memory Interfacing.pdf

  11. Chapter 4_1 Intel 80286 80486.pdf (Screencast)

Microcontroller:

  1. Topic 1 The 8051 Microcontrollers.pdf

  2. Topic 2_1 The 8051 Assembly.pdf

  3. Topic 2_2 The 8051 Register Banks.pdf

  4. Topic 3 Jump Loop Call.pdf

  5. Topic 4_1 Ports.pdf

  6. Topic 4_2 Ports.pdf

  7. Topic 5_1 Addresing Modes.pdf

  8. Topic 5_2 Bit Addressable.pdf

  9. Topic 6 Instructions and Programs.pdf (Screencast)

Supplementary Materials: