Introduction To Microcontroller Arduino Tutorial

Introduction to Microcontrollers: Arduino Tutorial
Vlad−Mihai PL𝐀𝐂𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐀𝟏,𝟐
1. Horia Hulubei National Institute for R&D in Physics and Nuclear Engineering
2. University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest
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OUTLINE
➢ Introduction
➢ Microcontrollers Architecture
➢ Arduino environment
➢ Arduino boards
➢ Sensors interface
➢ Application control
➢ Arduino UNO board
➢ Coding example
➢ Applications
➢ Bibliography
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Introduction
What is a microcontroller?
❖ Small computers integrated in a single chip:

▪ CPU, RAM, EEPROM and other
Peripherals in the same package.
❖ Excellent for embedded applications;

❖ Low cost and low power consumption;
(ATMEGA328P ~ 1.5 $)
❖ Can work up to tens of MHz as clock frequency;
▪ Can work with low frequency also, few MHz.
❖ Standalone devices;
▪ most of them only need power and a clock
source to run.
Introduction
What are they used for?
❖ Data control;
❖ Data Acquisition Systems;
❖ Power control and monitoring;
❖ Motor control applications;
❖ Smartphones;
❖ Automotive industry;
❖ Nuclear instrumentation; https://atmelcorporation.wordpress.com/tag/avr-
❖ Space applications. microcontrollers/
o In general are used in applications where high
processing resources are not required, hence a general
purpose microcontroller is considered suitable due the
low power consumption and without any peripheral and
external memories;
o Also, the cost may be an important factor.
Introduction
Famous microcontroller manufacturers:

➢ Microchip;
➢ Atmel (now is part of Microchip);
➢ Intel;
➢ Analog Devices;
➢ MAXIM Integrated;
➢ Renesas Electronics.
A detailed list can be found at:

http://embedeo.org/microcontroller_manufacturers/
Microcontrollers Architecture
I/O PERIPHERALS RAM COMMUNICATION

A/D
INTERFACES
MEMORY
CONVERTER SPI
USART
UART
EEPROM
I/O PINS SPI
CPU I2C
D/A
CONVERTER USB
PWM CLOCK WI-FI
WATCHDOG
BLOCKS SOURCE TIMER
Simplified Architecture
Arduino environment
➢ Open source-source electronics development

board, based on easy-to-use hardware and
software interface;
➢ Very easy to use and its has a broad range of
libraries and example codes;
➢ Arduino language is merely C/C++;
➢ It has embedded an U(S)ART monitor in order to
check the communication with microcontroller;
➢ Using Processing software (embedded in the
latest Arduino compiler version) data can be
displayed, GUIs can be made;
➢ More at: https://www.arduino.cc/ .
Arduino Boards
Arduino UNO Arduino Mega 2560 Arduino Due
Arduino BT Arduino LilyPad Arduino NANO
Arduino UNO Board

Hardware SPI block: Digital I/O PINS
Direct connection to
13=> SCLK Pulse Width Modulation
the hardware UART
12=> MISO (PWM) included (~)
block
11=> MOSI
10=> SS In circuit Serial
programming
USB Port
ATMEGA328P
USB-UART bridge Microcontroller
Input voltage Hardware I2C

(7-12 V recommended) A4 => SDA
A5 => SCL
16 MHz quartz oscillator
Power Supply Distribution Analog inputs

(can be used to power up peripherals) 10-bit within the range 0 – Vref (max. 5 V)
Sensor interface
Analog or digital?
➢ Sensor: an analog/digital device which converts the physical quantity in to an
electrical signal;
➢ All related physical quantities are related to ANALOG interface, where the
quantity can take any value between the hardware minimum and maximum
values;
➢ DIGITAL interface is used to describe the quantity which has only 2 levels, 1 or 0
max logic.
Sine waves are analog,
because the amplitude can
vary between minimum and a
min maximum value
1
Square waves are digital,
because the amplitude can
vary only between 2 values, 0 0
or 1 logic
Sensor interface
Classification
AIR QUALITY LIGHT TEMPERATURE
SENSORS SENSORS SENSORS
HEALTH CARE HUMIDITY

SENSORS SENSORS
PROXIMITY BAROMETRIC
SENSORS SENSORS
ACCOUSTIC VOLTAGE & MEMS

SENSORS CURRENT SENSORS
SENSORS
MEMS => Microelectromechanical systems.
Application control
COMPLEX DAQ RELAYS
SYSTEMS ROBOTS
SMART HOUSE TRANSISTORS,
DRONS & UAV

(UNMANNED
AUTOVEHICLES MOTORS AERIAL
VEHICLE)
Arduino UNO Board
❖ 8-bit RISC architecture microcontroller;

❖ 32 KB In-System Self-Programmable Flash program
memory;
❖ 1 KB EEPROM, 2 KB SRAM ;
❖ 6 PWM channels;
❖ 8 x 10-bit resolution ADC inputs; ATMEGA328P
❖ UART, SPI, I2C; Microcontroller
❖ On chip analog comparator;
❖ 3 Timers: 2 x 8-bit and 1 x 16-bit;
❖ Up to 23 Programmable I/O lines;
❖ Write/erase cycles: Up to 10.000 for Flash/ 100.000
for EEPROM;
❖ Speed Grade: 0 - 4 MHz @ 1.8 - 5.5 V, 0 – 10 MHz @ Full datasheet
2.7 – 5.5 V, 0 – 20 MHz @ 4.5 – 5.5 V;
❖ Power consumption: 0.2 mA in Active Mode @ 1
MHz, 1.8 V and 25 °C.
Arduino UNO Board
ATMEGA328P
Architecture
Full datasheet
General purpose Input/Output (GPIO)

➢ Are the interface of logic
software with external DDR
hardware; D Registers
➢ Can be programmable as A
Input or Output; T
➢ Can read or write digital PORT
A
signals; Registers
➢ logic 0 = 0 V and logic 1 = Vcc; B Pin
➢ Are controller by 3 registers: U
❖ DDR (Data Direction PIN Registers
S
Register);
❖ PORT (load data when
the pin is set as output);
❖ PIN (load data when the
pin is set as input).
Timers / Counters
➢ Specific internal registers that increment data
and be triggered by:
❖ A clock source : Timer;
❖ An external event : Counter.
Utilities:
❖ Time domain measurements;
❖ Create PWM waveforms.
HC- SR04 ultrasonic distance sensor, it

returns the distance measurement
based on echo time of an ultrasonic
pulse.
Interrupts
Main loop {}
➢ Are used to break a routine of an program or
entire program flow in order to handle a instruction 1
specific event. instruction 2
Trigger Interrupt
instruction 3 ISR {}
➢ Are triggered by:
❖ Input pin state change (rise/fall/toggle); instruction 4 instruction
❖ Serial communication (USART, SPI, I2C); instruction 5
❖ ADC state registers;
instruction 6
❖ Analog comparator;
❖ Timers or Counters.
ISR => Interrupt Service Routine
Internal Analog Comparator
V1 + OUTPUT ➢ ANI0 => V1;

V2 - ➢ ANI1 => V2;
➢ Its output value is located in the ACSR register,
named ACO bit;
➢ V2 can be tied to the output of the ADC
1 for V1 > V2 multiplixer, hence can be tied to any of the
OUTPUT
0 for V1 < V2 analog inputs;
➢ As a general information is good to know that
any comparator is an 1-bit ADC;
Utilities:
➢ Compare 2 analog voltages;
➢ Trigger a Timer/Counter1
Input Capture function; ACO => Analog Comparator Output;
➢ Trigger an Interrupt (rise, fall, ACSR => Analog Comparator and Status Register.
toggle).
More information at page 234
Analog to Digital Converter

(ADC)
➢ 10-bit resolution => 0 – Vref => 0-1023;
➢ Successive-approximation (SAR)
architecture;
➢ 1 ADC with up to 8 multiplexed input
channels => they share the sampling
rate;
➢ one channel is dedicated for internal
temperature monitoring;
➢ Vref can be:

❖ Vcc from power source; (not very
recomended because the power supply
can be noisy)
More about ADC ❖ 1.1 V internal voltage reference;
❖ External, from an external voltage
reference.
Pulse width modulation

(PWM)
➢ A square signal can be generated with a
variable duty cycle;
➢ ATMEGA328P has six 8-bit PWM channels;
➢ Can be used for:
❖ To control DC-DC converters;
❖ To control the speed for motors;
❖ To control the luminosity of Leds or
lamps;
❖ To generate an analog voltage direct
proportional with duty cycle value. T
Ton Toff
VCC
𝐓𝐨𝐧 OFF ON OFF ON OFF
Duty cycle = 𝐓
0V
25 % Duty Cycle
Pulse width modulation

(PWM)
➢ PWM can be used to generate a stable
DC signal if its passed to a low pass
filter, RC passive integrator;
➢ An 8 bit PWM signal will emulate an
8-bit DAC (Digital to Analog
Converter).
Source Read more
Communication interfaces
~USART~
➢ Stands for Universal Synchronous/Asynchronous
Receiver/Transmitter;(one to one communication)
➢ Most common is used UART => Universal
Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter; UART2
UART1
➢ The data transfer speed is defined as baud rate (bit
rate);
➢ Normally is defines as: TX RX
❖ One start bit;
❖ 8 data bits; RX TX
❖ 1 stop bit.
More at:
http://www.circuitbasics.com/basics-uart-communication/
~SPI~
MASTER SLAVE1
➢ Stands for Serial Peripheral Interface, and its
SCLK SCLK describes a serial communication used in
embedded systems;
MOSI MOSI
➢ Support multiple slaves communications, but
MISO MISO only one at time;
➢ Can perform full duplex;
SS1 SS1
➢ One to many communication.
SS2 SLAVE2
SCLK SCLK => Serial Clock;
MOSI => Master Output Slave Input;
MOSI MISO => Master Input Slave Output;
MISO SS => Select Slave.
SS2
Read more about SPI
~I2C~
➢ Stands for Inter-Integrated Circuit, also know as Two Wire Interface (TWI);
➢ Serial protocol which allows multiples masters and slaves on the same bus, up to
128; (many to many communication)
➢ Normally each device has an unique 7-bit or 10-bit address in the I2C bus;
➢ Being used in variety of digital sensors, can reach speeds up to 400 kbps. (Arduino
UNO)
SCL
SDA
Master1 Master2 Slave1 Slave2 Slave3 Slave4
SCL=> Serial Clock Line;

SDA=>Serial Data Line. Read more about I2C
Coding example
~blinking a led~
➢ First of all, the latest version of
Arduino compiler must be installed
from: https://www.arduino.cc/ ;
➢ Run the compiler and go to
File=>Examples=>Basics=>Blink ;
➢ A new windows with the related
software should appear on your
screen;
➢ Compile the code and upload it on the
board; (The board new to be
connected to the PC already)
➢ Change the delay value, and observe
what happen.
Coding example
~blinking a led~
Simulation was made with

the online simulator available
at: https://circuits.io
Delay value = 1000 ms
Coding example
~blinking a led~
Simulation was made with

the online simulator available
at: https://circuits.io
Delay value = 250 ms
Applications
➢ Temperature & Humidity sensor readout;

➢ Proximity sensors readout => ultrasonic radar;
➢ Leds control;
➢ Light sensor application;
➢ Wearable multi-sensor data acquisition system.
❖ Readout will be made with the Arduino UNO board and data will be send via
UART or Bluetooth to an LabVIEW GUI (Graphical User Interface).
Temperature & Humidity Sensor Readout
➢ Based on low cost DHT11 sensor with 1 wire interface;

➢ Sampling rate need to be lower than 1 Hz (once every
second);
➢ Data is acquired and displayed with a LabVIEW GUI over
UART interface;
More info
Ultrasonic Radar
➢ Provide good measurement between 2 and 400

cm;
➢ Easy to interface with any microcontroller;
➢ Widely used in robots and system were distance to
a specific object is needed to be know.
➢ A good reference article Datasheet
Leds Control
➢ Various Leds turned on and off with Arduino UNO

board using commands received over UART from a
LabVIEW GUI;
➢ Their luminosity will be also controller using PWM
technique by calling the analogWrite function;
➢ ASCII commands are used to control the Arduino
board.
Light sensor application

➢ The total luminous flux incident on a surface can be measured using light
sensors, illuminance, expressed in SI unit as lux (lx);
➢ Ambient Light sensor TEMT6000 is used;
➢ TEMT6000 is a NPN phototransistor sensitive to the visible spectrum;
➢ The collector light current feed a 10 KΩ load resistor;
➢ Voltage drop across resistor can be transformed using a formula from
datasheet.
Datasheet
Smart, low power, wearable multi-sensor data acquisition system for

environmental monitoring
➢ Full article at: https://doi.org/10.1109/ATEE.2017.7905059
Bibliography
1. https://www.arduino.cc/
2. https://forum.arduino.cc/
3. http://www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/
4. https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/tags/arduino?page=all
5. http://forefront.io/a/beginners-guide-to-arduino/
6. https://programmingelectronics.com/arduino-tutorials-all/
7. http://littlebits.cc/tips-tricks/introduction-to-arduino-programming-1-the-basics
8. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/arduino/arduino_overview.htm

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❖ Small computers integrated in a single chip:

❖ Excellent for embedded applications;

Famous microcontroller manufacturers:

A detailed list can be found at:

I/O PERIPHERALS RAM COMMUNICATION

➢ Open source-source electronics development

Arduino UNO Arduino Mega 2560 Arduino Due

Arduino BT Arduino LilyPad Arduino NANO

Arduino UNO Board

Input voltage Hardware I2C

Power Supply Distribution Analog inputs

HEALTH CARE HUMIDITY

ACCOUSTIC VOLTAGE & MEMS

MEMS => Microelectromechanical systems.

SMART HOUSE TRANSISTORS,

DRONS & UAV

Arduino UNO Board

❖ 8-bit RISC architecture microcontroller;

Arduino UNO Board

General purpose Input/Output (GPIO)

HC- SR04 ultrasonic distance sensor, it

ISR => Interrupt Service Routine

Internal Analog Comparator

V1 + OUTPUT ➢ ANI0 => V1;

Analog to Digital Converter

➢ Vref can be:

Pulse width modulation

Pulse width modulation

Source Read more

Master1 Master2 Slave1 Slave2 Slave3 Slave4

SCL=> Serial Clock Line;

Simulation was made with

Simulation was made with

➢ Temperature & Humidity sensor readout;

Temperature & Humidity Sensor Readout

➢ Based on low cost DHT11 sensor with 1 wire interface;

➢ Provide good measurement between 2 and 400

➢ Various Leds turned on and off with Arduino UNO

Light sensor application

Smart, low power, wearable multi-sensor data acquisition system for

➢ Full article at: https://doi.org/10.1109/ATEE.2017.7905059

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