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Author(s): Steven F. Barrett, Daniel Pack, Mitchell Thornton
ISBN(s): 9781598295412, 1598295411
Edition: 1
File Details: PDF, 10.20 MB
Year: 2007
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1598295411

ISBN 13: 9781598295412

Author: Steven F. Barrett; Daniel J. Pack

This textbook provides practicing scientists and engineers a primer on the Atmel AVR microcontroller. Our approach is to provide the fundamental skills to quickly get up and operating with this internationally popular microcontroller. The Atmel ATmega16 is used as a representative sample of the AVR line. The knowledge you gain on the ATmega16 can be easily translated to every other microcontroller in the AVR line. We cover the main subsystems aboard the ATmega16, providing a short theory section followed by a description of the related microcontroller subsystem with accompanying hardware and software to exercise the subsytem. In all examples, we use the C programming language. We conclude with a detailed chapter describing how to interface the microcontroller to a wide variety of input and output devices.

Table of contents:

  1. Atmel AVR Architecture Overview
  2. ATmega164 Architecture Overview
  3. Reduced Instruction Set Computer
  4. Assembly Language Instruction Set
  5. ATmega164 Architecture Overview
  6. Nonvolatile and Data Memories
  7. In-System Programmable Flash EEPROM
  8. Byte-Addressable EEPROM
  9. Static Random Access Memory
  10. Programmable Lock Bits
  11. Port System
  12. Peripheral Features Internal Subsystems
  13. Time Base
  14. Timing Subsystem
  15. Pulse Width Modulation Channels
  16. Serial Communications
  17. Analog-to-Digital Converter
  18. Interrupts
  19. Physical and Operating Parameters
  20. Packaging
  21. Power Consumption
  22. Speed Grades
  23. Application: ATmega164 Testbench
  24. Hardware Configuration
  25. Software Configuration
  26. Programming the ATmega164
  27. Programming Procedure
  28. Software Portability
  29. Summary
  30. References and Further Reading
  31. Chapter Problems
  32. Serial Communication Subsystem
  33. Serial Communications
  34. Serial Communication Terminology
  35. Asynchronous versus Synchronous Serial Transmission
  36. Baud Rate
  37. Full Duplex
  38. Nonreturn to Zero Coding Format
  39. The RS-232 Communication Protocol
  40. Parity
  41. American Standard Code for Information Interchange
  42. Serial USART
  43. System Overview
  44. System Operation and Programming
  45. Example: Global Positioning System
  46. Serial Peripheral Interface
  47. Two-Wire Serial Interface
  48. Summary
  49. References and Further Reading
  50. Chapter Problems
  51. Analog-to-Digital Conversion
  52. Background Theory
  53. Analog versus Digital Signals
  54. Sampling, Quantization, and Encoding
  55. Resolution and Data Rate
  56. Analog-To-Digital Conversion Process
  57. Operational Amplifiers
  58. ADC Conversion Technologies
  59. Successive Approximation
  60. Integration
  61. Counter-Based Conversion
  62. Parallel Conversion
  63. The Atmel ATmega164 ADC System
  64. Block Diagram
  65. Registers
  66. Programming the ADC
  67. Digital-to-Analog Conversion
  68. Summary
  69. References and Further Reading
  70. Chapter Problems
  71. Interrupt Subsystem
  72. Interrupt Theory
  73. ATmega164 Interrupt System
  74. Programming An Interrupt
  75. Application
  76. External Interrupts
  77. Internal Interrupt
  78. Summary
  79. References and Further Reading
  80. Chapter Problems
  81. Timing Subsystem
  82. Overview
  83. Timing related terminology
  84. Frequency
  85. Period
  86. Duty Cycle
  87. Timing System Overview
  88. Applications
  89. Input Capture — Measuring External Timing Event
  90. Counting Events
  91. Output Compare — Generating Timing Signals to Interface External Devices
  92. Industrial Implementation Case Study (PWM)
  93. Overview of the Atmel Timers
  94. Timer 0 System
  95. Modes of Operation
  96. Timer 0 Registers
  97. Timer 1
  98. Timer 1 Registers
  99. Timer 2
  100. Programming the Timer System
  101. Precision Delay
  102. Pulse Width Modulation
  103. Input Capture Mode
  104. Servo Motor Control with the PWM system
  105. Summary
  106. References
  107. Chapter Problems
  108. Atmel AVR Operating Parameters and Interfacing
  109. Operating Parameters
  110. Input Devices
  111. Switches
  112. Switch Debouncing
  113. Keypads
  114. Sensors
  115. Output Devices
  116. Light-Emitting Diodes
  117. Seven-Segment LED Displays
  118. Tristate LED Indicator
  119. Dot Matrix Display
  120. Liquid Crystal Display
  121. High-Power DC Devices
  122. DC Motor Speed and Direction Control
  123. H-bridge direction control
  124. Servo motor interface
  125. Stepper motor control
  126. AC Devices
  127. Summary
  128. References and Further Reading
  129. Chapter Problems
  130. Embedded Systems Design
  131. What is an embedded system?
  132. Embedded system design process
  133. Project Description
  134. Background Research
  135. Pre-Design
  136. Design
  137. Implement Prototype
  138. Preliminary Testing
  139. Complete and Accurate Documentation
  140. Application: Flight Simulator Panel
  141. Autonomous Maze Navigating Robots
  142. Blinky 602A robot
  143. Requirements
  144. Circuit diagram
  145. Structure chart
  146. UML activity diagrams
  147. Microcontroller code
  148. Mountain Maze Navigating Robot
  149. Description
  150. Requirements
  151. Circuit diagram
  152. Structure chart
  153. UML activity diagrams
  154. Microcontroller code
  155. Mountain Maze
  156. Project extensions
  157. Summary
  158. References and Further Reading
  159. Chapter Problems
  160. ATmega164 Register Set
  161. ATmega164 Header File

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