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Embedded System Design Using Avr Microcontroller (Atmega 32) - AD-TEAM - 01-10-2025 Embedded System Design Using Avr Microcontroller (Atmega 32) Published 5/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 10.03 GB | Duration: 23h 0m Mastering Embedded Systems Design with the ATmega32 AVR Microcontroller through Assembly and Embedded C Programming [b]What you'll learn[/b] Basics of AVR Microcontroller Architecture of AVR Microcontroller Pin Diagram of AVR Microcontroller Instruction set of of AVR Microcontroller Directives and Addressing modes of AVR Microcontroller Assembly Language Programming of AVR Microcontroller IO Programming of AVR Microcontroller EEPROM Programming of AVR Microcontroller Stack, Subroutine and Macro concepts of AVR Microcontroller Embedded C Programming of AVR Microcontroller Timer Counter Basics and Programming of AVR Microcontroller Interrupts AVR Microcontroller Serial Communication of AVR Microcontroller LCD and Keyboard Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller DC and Stepper Motor Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller ADC Basics and Programming SPI and I2C Serial Communication Protocols DS 1307 RTC Interfacing Commonly used serial Communication Protocols [b]Requirements[/b] No Prior knowledge is needed. Basic knowledge of C would enhance your learning experience [b]Description[/b] This Embedded System Design Course with AVR Microcontroller is specially designed for engineering students who want to enter the field of Embedded systems and is also useful for working professionals. This is a unique course in the online marketplace.Students must have in-depth knowledge of anyone microcontroller to start the embedded journey and this course drives you from basic to advance level concepts which enables you to deal with any microcontroller in the future.Students should know the basic C for this course and this course covers both assembly and C aspects of the programming, as well as students, are also going to learn software and hardware tools for programming.The practical part covers performance on both simulations as well as on the Hardware kit.This course covers the following topics.- Basics of Microprocessor and Microcontroller- Architecture and Pin diagram of AVR Microcontroller- Harvard and Von Neumann Architecture- I/O port Programming both in Assembly and C- C Programming basics- EEPROM Programming of AVR Microcontroller- Timer Programming of AVR Microcontroller- Serial Programming of AVR Microcontroller- LCD and Keyboard Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller- ADC Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller- Stepper Motor and DC Motor Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller- SPI Protocol Basics- I2c (TWI) Protocol Basics- DS1307 I2C based chip Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller- Practical using Assembly and C Programming on simulator and Hardware Kit- Commonly used serial communication ProtocolsSo, go through this entire course step by step and I am pretty sure that you will get thorough knowledge about this AVR Microcontroller.All the best. Overview Section 1: Course Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Section 2: Introduction to AVR Microcontroller Lecture 2 Introduction to Microcontroller and Microprocessor Lecture 3 Classification of AVR Family Section 3: Architecture and Pin Diagram of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 4 Pin Diagram of ATmega32 AVR Microcontroller Lecture 5 Architecture of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 6 RAM and ROM Architecture of ATmega32 Lecture 7 Status Register of Atmega32 Microcontroller Lecture 8 Pipelining in AVR Microcontroller Lecture 9 RISC Features in AVR Controller, RISC and CICS comparison Lecture 10 Harvard and Von Neumann (Princeton) Architecture Section 4: Instruction Set and Directives of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 11 Arithmetic Instructions and Programs, Assembly Language Programming of AVR Lecture 12 Data Transfer Instructions with Program Lecture 13 Logical Instructions and Programs, Assembly Language Programming of AVR Lecture 14 BRANCH and CALL Instructions and Programs, Assembly Language Programming of Lecture 15 Addressing Modes of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 16 Data Formats and Directives in AVR Microcontroller Section 5: AVR IO Basics and Programming Lecture 17 IO Port basics and programming using assembly language Lecture 18 AVR Programming using C Language, Why to Program the AVR in C Language Lecture 19 AVR Byte Size IO Port Programming using C Lecture 20 AVR Byte Size IO Port Programming using C Language Lecture 21 AVR bit size IO Port Programming using C Lecture 22 AVR Code Conversion Programming Using C Language Section 6: Fuse Bits & AVR Microcontroller Programming Methods Lecture 23 Programming Methods of AVR Microcontroller, Parallel Programming Lecture 24 Clock Sources of Atmega32 AVR Microcontroller Lecture 25 Fuse Bits and Lock Bits of ATmega32, Format of Fuse Byte of ARmega32 Section 7: EEPROM Programming of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 26 Accessing EEPROM in AVR using Assembly Language Lecture 27 AVR EEPROM Programming in C Section 8: Stack, Subroutine and MACRO Concepts of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 28 Stack and Subroutine in AVR Microcontroller Lecture 29 MACRO concept of AVR Microcontroller Section 9: Timer/Counter Basics and Programming in Assembly and Embedded C Lecture 30 Introduction to AVR Timer Lecture 31 Timer 0 Registers in ATmega32 Lecture 32 Timer 0 Normal Mode Programming in AVR Microcontroller Lecture 33 Timer 0 CTC Mode Programming in AVR Microcontroller Lecture 34 Timer 0 as Counter Programming Lecture 35 Timer 1 Normal & CTC mode basics Lecture 36 Programming of Timer 1 Normal & CTC mode Lecture 37 Timer 2 Normal mode Programming Section 10: Interrupts of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 38 AVR Interrupt basics Lecture 39 AVR Timer 0 Overflow Interrupt Lecture 40 AVR Timer 2 Compare match Interrupt Lecture 41 AVR External Hardware Interrupt Lecture 42 AVR External Hardware Interrupt C Program Section 11: UART Serial Communication of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 43 AVR Serial Communication Lecture 44 AVR Serial Communication Registers Lecture 45 AVR Serial Transmission Programming Lecture 46 AVR Serial Reception Programming Lecture 47 AVR Interrupt based serial Programming Section 12: LCD Interfacing with ATmega32 AVR Microcontroller Lecture 48 LCD Interfacing with ATmega32 Lecture 49 LCD Interfacing and Programming with ATmega32 Section 13: 4 X 4 Keyboard Matrix Interfacing with ATmega32 AVR Microcontroller Lecture 50 Keyboard Interfacing basics Lecture 51 4X4 Keyboard Interfacing Programming in AVR Microcontroller Section 14: DC Motor Interfacing with ATmega32 AVR Microcontroller Lecture 52 DC Motor Basics Lecture 53 Fast PWM Mode for PWM wave generation in ATmega32 Lecture 54 Phase Correct PWM mode for PWM wave generation Lecture 55 DC Motor Interfacing and Programming Section 15: Stepper Motor Interfacing with ATmega32 AVR Microcontroller Lecture 56 Relay and Stepper Motor Basics in AVR Interfacing Lecture 57 Stepper Motor Interfacing with ATmega32 and C Program Section 16: Analog to Digital Converter Lecture 58 ADC - Analog to Digital Converter in AVR Microcontroller Lecture 59 Registers Associated with ADC in AVR Microcontroller Lecture 60 Temperature Sensor Basics Lecture 61 LM35 Temperature Sensor Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller Lecture 62 C Program for reading and Displaying LM35 Temperature sensor on LCD by AVR Section 17: SPI Serial Communication Protocol Lecture 63 SPI Protocol Basics - 1 Lecture 64 SPI Protocol Basics - 2 Lecture 65 SPI Register and Programming Section 18: I2C (TWI) Serial Communication Protocol Lecture 66 I2C Protocol Basics AVR Microcontroller Lecture 67 I2C (TWI) Registers and C Programming Section 19: DS 1307 RTC Interfacing and Programming Lecture 68 DS 1307 RTC (Real Time Clock) Interfacing and Programming using I2C Protocol Section 20: AVR Microcontroller Practicals with Proteus Simulation and Demo on Hardware kit Lecture 69 Introduction AVR Programming Basics Lecture 70 Introduction to Microchip studio Lecture 71 Introduction to Proteus Lecture 72 Introduction to ProgISP Lecture 73 Hardware Requirement for AVR lab sessions Lecture 74 ROM to RAM data transfer Lecture 75 LED SW & LED blinking Lecture 76 Seven Segment Interfacing Lecture 77 LCD Interfacing Lecture 78 Keyboard Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller Lecture 79 LM35 Temperature sensor Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller Lecture 80 Stepper motor Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller Lecture 81 DC motor Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller Lecture 82 Serial Communication of AVR Microcontroller Lecture 83 Timer 50% duty cycle square wave generation Lecture 84 Timer 70% duty cycle wave generation Program Lecture 85 AVR Interrupt Program Lecture 86 RTC Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller Lecture 87 SPI MAX 7221 Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller Section 21: Serial Communication Protocols Lecture 88 I2C Protocol Lecture 89 SPI Protocol Lecture 90 I2C vs SPI Protocol Lecture 91 UART Protocol Lecture 92 USB Protocol Lecture 93 RS 232 Protocol Section 22: Study Materials Lecture 94 DIY Projects list Lecture 95 Software and Drivers Lecture 96 Important questions Embedded Systems Engineers,Hardware Engineers,Students (Engineering, Diploma, Science),Tech Enthusiasts,Those who want enter into the field of Microcontroller RapidGator NitroFlare TurboBit |