• See a syllabus for the ADuC841 based microcomputer lab.

• I have uploaded the final version of the book based on the lab manual, ADuC841 Microcontroller Design Manual: From Microcontroller Theory to Design Projects to the Moodle website. It is my great pleasure to thank the publisher, Circuit Cellar, for permitting me to give my students access to the book.

• Click here to see the additions and corrections to ADuC841 Microcontroller Design Manual: From Microcontroller Theory to Design Projects.

• Download the old version of the laboratory manual for the lab. (This is not the version currently used in the lab, however.)

• Click here to download the program for the first lab (blse841.asm).

• See the variations on the labs that we will use in this year's labs. (The file can also be found on the hi-learn site.)

• Click here to view the instructions for the "voltmeter" mini-project, the "simple oscilloscope" mini-project, and the bit banging mini-project.

• See the howework assignments for the microprocessor lab. All sections must hand in the homeworks in the lab of the week given in the list of assignments. All chapter problem numbers in the assignments refer to the lab book and not the lab manual.

• Until further notice, one homework assignments may be handed in by each pair of students.

• To see the problem sets from Digital Signal Processing: An Experimental Approach, please click here.

• Click here to download a "cosine table" in a form suitable for storage in CSEG. Click here to download the MATLAB script that generated the table.

• See my handout on working together.

• See the first administration of the final examination (Moed Aleph) from Fall 2005/6.

• See the first administration of the final examination (Moed Aleph) from Fall 2007/8.

• See some information about the final exam.

• Download the Keil Compiler from the Keil website. (You will have to fill out a short form first, and the file is rather large. On the other hand it is all free.) Note that the version of the compiler you download and the version used in the labs may not be identical.

• For a brief history of the 8051, click here.

• See an article on Sigma-Delta DACs here.

• See an article on Sigma-Delta A/Ds here.

The Mini-projects

During the final lab sessions, each pair of students will perform a mini-project. There will be no lectures connected to these projects. (The lectures will continue, but they will not have any direct connection to the mini-projects.)

Click here to view the instructions for the "voltmeter" mini-project and the "simple oscilloscope" mini-project.