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- Use 8051's power-down mode to the fullest - the 8051 series ?Cs offer idle and power-down modes, both of which you invoke by setting appropriate control bits from the code Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/microprocessor.html)
- SDCC - Small Device C Compiler - SDCC is a Freeware, retargettable, optimizing ANSI - C compiler that targets the Intel 8051, Maxim 80DS390 and the Zilog Z80 based MCUs. Work is in progress on supporting the Motorola 68HC08 as well as Microchip PIC16 and PIC18 series. The entire source code for the compiler is distributed under GPL. SDCC also comes with the source level debugger SDCDB. SDCC is constantly being updated. Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/microprocessor.html)
- A serial to parallel converter using the AT89C2051 - This is a basic serial to parallel converter written in 8051 assembler. This is probably a good example of the uses to which an AT89C2051 can be put - it would be hard to get a serial to parallel converter much simpler than the single 20 pin IC in this circuit. The program is meant to serve as a useful example of 8051 serial routines and other programming, whether or not you actually need a serial to parallel converter. Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/microprocessor.html)
- SDCC - SDCC is a Freeware , retargettable, optimizing ANSI - C compiler. The current version targets the Intel 8051 and the Zilog Z80 based MCUs. Work is in progress on supporting also other microprocessors. Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/microprocessor.html)
- Implement a nine-data-bit UART on a PC - many microcontrollers , such as the 8051 and the 68HC11, can support a ninth data bit on the asynchronous serial port, UART used in IBM PCs (and clones) does not directly support this operating mode however through some software manipulation, you can add the PC to a serial bus and integrate it into a ninth-bit system Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/pc_interface.html)
- Tutorial: Introduction to LCD Programming with 8051 Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/project_display.html)
- Determining Baud Rates For 8051 UARTS And Other UART Issues Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/project_interfacing.html)
- Connecting a PC keyboard to I2C-bus - application note in PDF format Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/project_interfacing.html)
- AT89C2051 based hardware keyboard logger - Records user keystroke activity to internal EEPROM memory. Simulates keyboard operation for data retrieving. Schematics, 8051 source code and PC application for data download are provided. Rate this link - Click here to go to page where this link is listed (/links/project_pc.html)
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