NATIONAL UNIVERSITY MANILA MICROPROCESSOR SYSTEMS LABORATORY REPORT

Experiment 03 :
INTERFACING ANALOG INPUTS

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❖ SCENARIOS

 SCENARIO 1 1

An Arduino program that will :

➢ simulate a simple count up timer. The display count values from 0 up to 9 using a seven segment
display (SSD).

Initial Configuration and Condition:

➢ the display value start at 0.
➢ transition between display is 1 second.
➢ when the display reached its maximum value of 9, the display value will go back to 0 and count up
again.

 SCENARIO 2 1
Additional Components :
• 2 pcs. Light Emitting Diode (LED 0 - 1)
• 1 pc. Light Dependent Resistor ( LDR )

An Arduino program that will :

➢ count the number of times a shadow is cast on the LDR. ( max value : 9 )
➢ turn ON LED 0 when minimum value is reached.
➢ turn ON LED 1 when maximum v….alue is reached.
➢ stop counting when maximum value is reached

Initial Configuration :
➢ the display value must at 0.
➢ LED 0 is ON
➢ LED 1 is OFF

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 SCENARIO 3 1
Additional Component :
• 1 pc. toggle switch
• 1 pc. 10kΩ potentiometer

An Arduino program that has the following features :

➢ a switch state dependent counter that counts the number of times a shadow is cast on the LDR.
➢ when switch state is ON, the display will count up when a shadow is cast on the LDR.
➢ when switch state is OFF, the display will count down when a shadow is cast on the LDR.
➢ turn ON LED 0 when minimum value is reached. min : 0
➢ turn ON LED 1 when maximum value is reached. max : 9
➢ adaptive when the circuit is deployed to a different environment with different lighting source.

Initial Configuration :
➢ the display value start at 0.
➢ LED 0 state is ON.
➢ switch state is OFF.

❖ EQUIPMENTS and MATERIALS

Name Quantity Value Symbol Remarks

I/O Components
• LED 2 0.5 watts L0 – L1 ----
• Seven Segment Display 1 0.5 watts SSD1 Common Cathode
• LDR 1 ---- LDR1 5mm
• 10kΩ Potientiometer 1 10kΩ P1 ----
• Toggle Switch 1 ---- S1 Push to ON – Normally Open

Controllers and ICs

• Arduino Uno Board 1 --- --- ----
• 7447 Decoder 1 --- --- BCD Seven Segment Decoder

Others
• Breadboard 1 Full --- ---
• USB Data Cable 1 1m --- Type A Male to B Male
• Connecting Wires 30 10cm --- Male to Male

❖ HARDWARE CONNECTIONS

Arduino Board pins

• Digital Pins
• connected to
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• Analog Pins
• connected to
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BCD Seven Segment Decoder ( 7447 )

• pin 1 connected to
• pin 2 connected to
• pin 3 connected to
• pin 4 connected to
• pin 5 connected to
• pin 6 connected to
• pin 7 connected to
• pin 8 connected to
• pin 9 connected to
• pin 10 connected to
• pin 11 connected to
• pin 12 connected to
• pin 13 connected to
• pin 14 connected to
• pin 15 connected to
• pin 16 connected to

❖ INITIAL SETUP CONDITION

❖ SCHEMATIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

*insert the schematic circuit diagram of SCENARIO 3 because it has all

the components used in this experiment.

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❖ PICTORIAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

*insert the pictorial circuit diagram of SCENARIO 3 because it has all the
components used in this experiment.

❖ EXPERIMENT LINK LOCATION

Refer to the link below for the output experiment that can be simulated :

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❖ SOURCE CODES

 SCENARIO 1 1
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 SCENARIO 3 1
INITIAL SOURCE CODE ( SCENARIO 3 )

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