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    Lab Reort # 6: TITLE: Serial Communication Between Microcontrollers. Components Required

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    The document describes a lab report on serial communication between two microcontrollers. It includes the required components, code for the transmitter and receiver microcontrollers, and a circuit diagram. The procedure explains how to write the code in Keil, generate a hex file, build the circuit in Proteus, and simulate serial communication between the microcontrollers by transmitting the characters 'Y', 'E', and 'S'. The conclusion states that serial communication between the two microcontrollers was achieved.

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    The document describes a lab report on serial communication between two microcontrollers. It includes the required components, code for the transmitter and receiver microcontrollers, and a circuit diagram. The procedure explains how to write the code in Keil, generate a hex file, build the circuit in Proteus, and simulate serial communication between the microcontrollers by transmitting the characters 'Y', 'E', and 'S'. The conclusion states that serial communication between the two microcontrollers was achieved.

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    LAB REORT # 6

    TITLE: Serial communication between microcontrollers.


    COMPONENTS REQUIRED:
    1. AT89C51 Microcontroller (8051)
    2. LCD
    3. Battery
    4. Ground

    CODE:
    Transmitter:
    org 00h

    mov TMOD, #20H

    mov TH1, #-6

    mov SCON, #50H

    setb TR1

    again: MOV A, #'Y'

    acall trans

    acall delay

    mov A, #'E'

    acall trans

    acall delay

    mov A, #'S'

    acall trans

    acall delay

    SJMP AGAIN

    trans: MOV SBUF, A

    here: JNB TI, here

    CLR TI

    ret

    delay: mov R3, #255

    here1: mov R4, #255


    here2: DJNZ R4, here2

    DJNZ R3, here1

    ret

    end

    Receiver:
    org 00h

    mov P1, #00H

    clr P2.0

    clr P2.1

    clr P2.2

    mov A, #38H

    acall comnwrt

    acall delay

    MOV A, #0EH

    acall comnwrt

    acall delay

    MOV A, #01H

    acall comnwrt

    acall delay

    MOV A, #06H

    acall comnwrt

    acall delay

    MOV A, #84H

    acall comnwrt

    mov TMOD, #20H

    mov TH1, #-6

    mov SCON, #50H

    setb TR1

    here: JNB RI, HERE

    MOV A, SBUF

    acall datawrt

    clr RI

    sjmp here
    comnwrt: mov P1, A

    CLR P2.0

    CLR P2.1

    SETB P2.2

    acall delay

    clr P2.2

    ret

    datawrt: mov P1, A

    setb P2.0

    clr P2.1

    setb P2.2

    acall delay

    clr P2.2

    ret

    delay: mov R3, #255

    here2: mov R4, #255

    here1: djnz R4, here1

    DJNZ R3, here2

    ret

    end

    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
    PRODECURE:
    1. We opened the Keil software
    2. We made New uVision Project.
    3. We Saved the new project
    4. We Selected AT89C51 after saving the project.
    5. We created new file to write the code the code
    6. Code is saved and we used .asm for saving it
    7. We went to Project tab and then to Target for Option.
    8. Change Frequency to 12 MHz
    9. Click on the Generate Hex file.
    10. Add code file to group source 1.
    11. Built the Code and use the hex file for the project
    12. We Open the Proteus.
    13. Click the schematic capture.
    14. Add all the required components from the library and place them in the Window.
    15. Connect all the component according to circuit.
    16. Connect LCD with port P1.
    17. Connect TX, RX to RX, TX respectively
    18. Add the Hex file into the Microprocessor by double clicking on it.
    19. Simulate the circuit.

    RESULT:
    CONCLUSION:
    We made serial communication between two microcontrollers.

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