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    The document outlines a 5-day course schedule and project for learning about microcontrollers using the PIC 16F877A. Day 1 introduces the microcontroller architecture. Days 2-3 cover digital I/O, ADC, timers, and USART. Day 4 includes comparator, PWM, and EEPROM. Day 5 focuses on SPI, LCD, and keypad interfacing. Students will complete programming assignments on each day related to concepts learned, such as blinking an LED, reading analog values, generating interrupts, and producing PWM signals.

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    The document outlines a 5-day course schedule and project for learning about microcontrollers using the PIC 16F877A. Day 1 introduces the microcontroller architecture. Days 2-3 cover digital I/O, ADC, timers, and USART. Day 4 includes comparator, PWM, and EEPROM. Day 5 focuses on SPI, LCD, and keypad interfacing. Students will complete programming assignments on each day related to concepts learned, such as blinking an LED, reading analog values, generating interrupts, and producing PWM signals.

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    The document outlines a 5-day course schedule and project for learning about microcontrollers using the PIC 16F877A. Day 1 introduces the microcontroller architecture. Days 2-3 cover digital I/O, ADC, timers, and USART. Day 4 includes comparator, PWM, and EEPROM. Day 5 focuses on SPI, LCD, and keypad interfacing. Students will complete programming assignments on each day related to concepts learned, such as blinking an LED, reading analog values, generating interrupts, and producing PWM signals.

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    Day Schedule for the Course & Project-09

    Day1

    Overview of the Project

    Introduction to Microcontrollers

    Introducing PIC 16F877A- Architecture

    Day2

    I/O ports

    Introducing MPLAB IDE

    Introduction to PICC

    Pre Processor Directives-Using Built in Functions

    Digital I/O

    ADC

    Interrupt

    Day3

    Timer 0-Timer1-Timer2

    USART

    Day4

    Comparator-PWM-EEPROM

    Day5

    SPI Communication

    Interfacing an LCD-Keypad
    Class Structure

    Day1: PPT

    Day2:

    Programs

    Write a program to blink port D when RC0 is high


    Write a program to read an analog value increase the Delay using the Read value

    Day3:

    Write a program to generate an interrupt when timer 2 overflows after 5ms


    Day4

    Write a program to generate a PWM signal of varying frequency


    Day5
    Write a program for digital timer with two input keys Interrupt

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