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pleas I need help.
I have corswork
MICROCONTROLLER 8051
You are required to:
• Define all the values of the registers required so that you program the 8051’s UART to work
in mode 1 at 1200bps (assuming the clock frequency of the 8051 is 16MHz).
• Explain the process needed to receive data through the serial port and use it to light a desired
pattern in the LED dis
please help my by assmbly code.
Sorry, but we do MicroChips here.
http://www.microchip.com
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You pays your money, post your homework question, and get an instant answer from someone who knows...
You could even have a scale of fees, which determines if your answer is 'adequate' to get a pass mark, or 'blindingly excellent' giving you a 'distinction'.
As always with the greatest ideas... you heard it here first...
Hurry........... Limit Offer:Quote:
Originally Posted by Melanie
Only available untill Oxbridge manages to produce definitive guidelines on plagiarism.:D
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Assuming you want to learn something for this class, here's a great 8051 website
with tutorials. Between this and the datasheet for the 8051 controller you plan to
use, you should be ready to go after reading the tutorial & datasheet.
http://www.8052.com/tutser.phtml
I realize that you guys are only quite very metaphorically speaking about the prospects of aiding students with committing plagiarism. But even if you were quite literally very serious, you wouldn't last very long.
www.turnitin.com (Turn-it-in) - is a highly sophisticated, online system, which attempts to finds matches in a students' paper with absolutely anything that exists on the Internet, or within its own database that largely consists of past student papers. Plagiarism is already starting to become a thing of the past.
I recently submitted some papers to www.turnitin.com, and within minutes it detected all of my direct quotes (referenced though of course) -- which I had just merely copied and pasted from the Internet.
Trent Jackson