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Students Name: Module / Title: IVd by & date: 02/03/09 Peter Manjit Course / Year:
Microprocessor Systems and Applications Assignment 2
H Okyere 30/03/09
This assignment is entirely the product of my own work and is not the result of anything done in collaboration, except where specifically provided for in the Assignment Brief. Submission of this Assignment acknowledges that I understand the penalties for the use of dishonest means in Assessment set out in the course handbook and College Regulations.
Solutions to problems include: Q1a. Writing of a pseudo code for the program Q1b Produce a flow chart for the program Q1c Print your assembly program
Q1d Write a short report on serial communication interface, its advantages and disadvantages Q1e Draw the waveform of the information being transmitted and select a suitable instrument to test your program against your waveform. Explain your choice of instrument.
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Additional Comments: Common Skills that can be claimed for this assignment are: Previously attained.
For this assignment, the students will be studying Serial communication and software testing. 1) Produce assembly program code to facilitate digital
input and output of data using Asynchronous serial communication of below specification: a) Clock speed of 20MHz, 9.6Kbits/S (9600 baud rate), 8 data bits and no parity.
b) If ASCII characters A and B are being transmitted, with 1 stop bit, 8 data bits, odd parity and 1 stop bit. Hint: 1) Use the PIC data sheet to help you. a) b) c) d) e) f) Write a pseudo code for the program. (p6) Produce a flow chart for the program. (p7) Print your assembly program. (p8) Write a short report on serial communication interface, its advantages and disadvantages (p8) Draw the waveform of the information being transmitted and select a suitable instrument to test your program against your waveform. (D3) Explain your choice of instrument. (D3)
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