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Learn how to program 8051 Microcontroller using Assembly Language Constructs!

What you will learn

Assembly Language Programming

Architecture of 8051 Microcontroller

Microprocessor vs Microcontroller

Keil IDE

Description

In this course, we’ll be studying about the assembly language programming instructions to program the 8051 Family Microcontrollers.

Note: No Hardware Required! Everything is done in a simulation software

In this course, we will

1. Learn the differences between a Microprocessor and a Microcontroller

2. Variants of a Microcontroller

3. Criteria in choosing a Microcontroller

4. Internal Architecture of 8051

5. Work with Hexadecimal numbers.

6. Understand the Program Memory and the Data Memory.

7. Understand the Bit Addressability of Registers.

8. Differences between a Program Counter and a Stack Pointer.

9. Work with Keil IDE

10. Perform Single Byte Addition


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11. Perform Double Byte Addition

12. Understand the usage of PSW Flags

13. Overflow in addition

14. Importance of stack

15. Learn some examples of assembly language programs

Program 1 – Sum of first five natural numbers

Program 2 – Multiplication through repeated addition

16. Program the I/O Ports.

17. Implement the Logical instructions

18. Understand the Single Bit Instructions

This course is strictly intended for beginners who have started to learn about embedded systems and want to dig deep into it. The content discussed here is promised to give you a good understanding of various features of 8051 Microcontroller family and why do they exist?

Everything is discussed from the scratch. So, there is no need to worry if you’re a complete beginner. The instruction set is also uploaded for your reference.

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Content

Introduction

Introduction
2.Microprocessor vs Microcontroller
3. Variants of Microcontroller and Criteria in choosing them

Features of 8051 Microcontroller

4. Architecture of 8051
5. Importance of External Memory
6. Working with Hexadecimal Notation
7. Hexadecimal operation
8.Register banks in 8051
9. Bit Addressability and Special Function Registers
Correction Info

Writing Assembly Language Programs

10. Flow of Assembly Language Execution
11. Structure of Assembly Language Programming
12. Classification of Instructions and The Instruction Set
13. Addressing Modes of 8051
14. Assembler Directives and the Program Memory
15. Importance of Program Counter
16. Working with Keil IDE
17. Single byte Addition
18. Carry Flag in PSW
19. Other Flags in PSW
20. Overflow in Addition
21. Importance of Stack and the Stack Pointer
22. PUSH and POP Instructions
23.Double byte Addition
24. Subtraction Instruction
25.Single Bit Instructions
Bit Logical Instructions

Jump and Call Instructions

26. Introduction to Jump Instructions
27. Understanding DJNZ through an example
28.Multiplication through repeated addition
29. Algorithm to find the sum of first five natural numbers
29. Finding the sum of first five natural numbers
30. Call Instructions
Different types of Branching

I/0 Programming

31. Ports in 8051
32. Blinking the ports
33. Bit Addressability in Ports

Conclusion

Bonus Lecture