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    Lab9 Report

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    This document summarizes a lab experiment on interfacing an analog to digital converter (ADC0804) with an 8051 microcontroller using assembly language. The objectives are to explain the interfacing and use assembly programming. The tasks involve creating an assembly program to convert analog voltage to digital and display on LEDs. The code samples show interfacing definitions, the conversion subroutine, and driving LEDs depending on the conversion result. Simulation in Proteus is used to verify the interface and program functionality. The conclusion is that the lab helped understand microcontroller concepts through practical simulation exercises.

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    This document summarizes a lab experiment on interfacing an analog to digital converter (ADC0804) with an 8051 microcontroller using assembly language. The objectives are to explain the interfacing and use assembly programming. The tasks involve creating an assembly program to convert analog voltage to digital and display on LEDs. The code samples show interfacing definitions, the conversion subroutine, and driving LEDs depending on the conversion result. Simulation in Proteus is used to verify the interface and program functionality. The conclusion is that the lab helped understand microcontroller concepts through practical simulation exercises.

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    This document summarizes a lab experiment on interfacing an analog to digital converter (ADC0804) with an 8051 microcontroller using assembly language. The objectives are to explain the interfacing and use assembly programming. The tasks involve creating an assembly program to convert analog voltage to digital and display on LEDs. The code samples show interfacing definitions, the conversion subroutine, and driving LEDs depending on the conversion result. Simulation in Proteus is used to verify the interface and program functionality. The conclusion is that the lab helped understand microcontroller concepts through practical simulation exercises.

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    ASAD REHAN
    This document summarizes a lab experiment on interfacing an analog to digital converter (ADC0804) with an 8051 microcontroller using assembly language. The objectives are to explain the interfacing and use assembly programming. The tasks involve creating an assembly program to convert analog voltage to digital and display on LEDs. The code samples show interfacing definitions, the conversion subroutine, and driving LEDs depending on the conversion result. Simulation in Proteus is used to verify the interface and program functionality. The conclusion is that the lab helped understand microcontroller concepts through practical simulation exercises.

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    CPE-342 MSI

    LAB # 9
    To interface an Analogue to Digital Converter (ADC) with 8051 MCU using
    Assembly Language programming

    Name Asad Rehan

    Registration No# FA17-BCE-005

    Batch FA17-BCE-A

    Instructor’s Name Sir Usman Rafique


    Objectives :
    • To explain the interfacing of ADC0804 with the AT89C51 MCU using PROTEUS.
    • To interface an Analogue to Digital Converter (ADC) with 8051 MCU using Assembly
    Language programming
    Lab Tasks:
    TASK 1:
    Create an assembly language program the converts the analog voltage into digital value and
    displays it on LED bar display

    Code:
    ADC_WR EQU P2.0
    ADC_RD EQU P2.1
    ADC_INT EQU P2.2
    LED EQU P1
    ADC EQU P3
    ORG 0000H
    LJMP MAIN
    ORG 0030H
    MAIN:
    CALL DELAY
    CALL CONVERT ;RESULT IS IN A
    MOV LED, A ;WRITE RESULT TO BAR DISPLAY
    JMP MAIN
    CONVERT:
    SETB ADC_WR
    SETB ADC_RD
    NOP
    CLR ADC_WR
    NOP
    SETB ADC_WR
    JB ADC_INT,$ ;POLL FOR INTR = 0
    CLR ADC_RD
    NOP
    MOV A, ADC ;READ ADC PORT IN A
    SETB ADC_RD
    RET
    ;SUBROUTINE GENERATES SOME DELAY
    DELAY:
    MOV R1, 250
    LOOP1:
    MOV R0, #0FFH
    DJNZ R0, $
    MOV R0, #0FFH
    DJNZ R0, $
    MOV R0, #0FFH
    DJNZ R0, $
    MOV R0, #0FFH
    DJNZ R0, $
    DJNZ R1, LOOP1
    RET
    END

    Proteus Simulation:

    TASK 2:
    Code:
    ADC_WR EQU P2.0
    ADC_RD EQU P2.1
    ADC_INT EQU P2.2
    LED EQU P1
    ADC EQU P3
    ORG 0000H
    LJMP MAIN
    ORG 0030H
    MAIN:
    CALL DELAY
    CALL CONVERT ;RESULT IS IN A
    CJNE A,#150,LEDOFF
    JMP LEDON
    JMP MAIN
    CONVERT:
    SETB ADC_WR
    SETB ADC_RD
    NOP
    CLR ADC_WR
    NOP
    SETB ADC_WR
    JB ADC_INT,$ ;POLL FOR INTR = 0
    CLR ADC_RD
    NOP
    MOV A, ADC ;READ ADC PORT IN A
    SETB ADC_RD
    RET

    ;SUBROUTINE GENERATES SOME DELAY

    LEDOFF:
    MOV LED, #0FFH ;WRITE RESULT TO BAR DISPLAY
    LEDON:
    MOV LED, #00H ;WRITE RESULT TO BAR DISPLAY
    DELAY:
    MOV R1, 250
    LOOP1:
    MOV R0, #0FFH
    DJNZ R0, $
    MOV R0, #0FFH
    DJNZ R0, $
    MOV R0, #0FFH
    DJNZ R0, $
    MOV R0, #0FFH
    DJNZ R0, $
    DJNZ R1, LOOP1
    RET
    END

    Conclusion:
    This lab experiment proved to be crucially helpful in understanding basic concepts of different
    scenarios related to this specific microcontroller and so with the help of proteus and different simulation
    softwares, this purpose was achieved.

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