8051 Microcontroller - Embedded C and Assembly Language

8051 Microcontroller - Embedded C and Assembly Language udemy course

Hands-on Approach | 25+ code examples | KEIL IDE | Proteus | Flash Magic | 2 Projects | Sensor and display interfacings

Course Highlights:

• Learn 8051 micro-controller programming in detail using Embedded C and Assembly Language.

• The course focuses on learning through a hands-on approach and straight-to-the-point explanation

• Get the source code and simulation files on every program discussed.

• Join the group of 4700+ students. 

• Get Certification of completion

• Test what you learned by solving MCQs after the videos.

• Extra Learning material is provided for an absolute beginner.

   Number System & Binary Logics

• Interview Questions and Answers

• Bonus lectures on the "Basics of Embedded C programming"

  
  

Learn software:

         Programming software                   - KEIL IDE

         Simulation Software                        - PROTEUS

         Program downloading software    - FLASH Magic

Learn 8051 microcontroller interfacing with

•  LEDs

• LCD

•  7 segments

•  Switches

•  Relays

• Buzzer

•  DC motor

• Stepper Motor

•  Analog to Digital Converter (ADC 0809)

•  Temperature Sensor LM35

•  Bluetooth Module HC-05

  
  

Learn 8051 microcontroller programming of

•   I/O Ports

•   Timer

•   Counter

•   Serial Communication (UART)

•   Interrupts

Project 1: Speed control of DC motor and LED dimming using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technique. 

Project 2: Wireless control of LEDs using a Smartphone. 

Note: use headphones/headset for better voice quality.

Course details:

This course is intended to give you complete details of the hardware and software requirements of 8051 microcontroller programming. This course will help you to understand the working of  I/O ports, timers, counter, interrupt and serial communication (UART) in the microcontroller. You will be able to program the 8051 microcontroller using assembly and embedded c language. The course will explain the interfacing of LED, switch, LCD, and 7 segments with 8051 microcontrollers. This course will also help you to understand the process of burning the program into 8051 microcontroller and related terms hence will make you ready to create your own application project using 8051 microcontrollers. In the end, of course, you will be doing two application projects on 8051, one is a generation of PWM wave to control the speed of the DC motor and the second is wireless control of the device using your smartphone and 8051.

The course makes it so easy to learn 8051 microcontroller programming, you will be building and testing out your own programs in no time. The course is delivered in such a way that anyone who takes the course will have absolutely no problem in understanding all the topics discussed. This course is packed full of practical step-by-step examples so that you are coding 8051 from day one. The same practical example is discussed in both Embedded C and Assembly language.

I believe that doing practically without knowing the theory is half learning. Hence, In this course, he will cover all necessary theories related to 8051 before the practical session starts. I know your time is precious and hence delivers information straight to the point. The complexity of projects will gradually increase hence it is advised to watch videos the way they are arranged. In this course, all the features of basic 8051 microcontrollers are discussed. The code used in this course can run on any advanced 8051 microcontroller device. The number of timers, serial, interrupts, I/O ports and crystal frequency may vary depending on the microcontroller.

If anyone wants to learn microcontroller or microprocessor programming, one should start with 8051 microcontrollers because they are easy to understand and program. Knowledge of 8051 microcontroller programming with assembly language and embedded C language will make you future and you can learn any complex microcontroller and microprocessor very quickly. 

Latest Updates:

19/07/2024: based on student demand added bonus lectures on the "Basics of Embedded C programming"