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UART Assignment

The document outlines a series of basic assignments for writing Embedded C Programs (ECP) that involve serial communication using UART0. Tasks include transmitting characters and digits, receiving characters and displaying them on an LCD, checking for prime numbers, counting switch presses, and controlling LEDs based on user commands. Each assignment specifies the expected behavior and output format for the programs.

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UART Assignment

The document outlines a series of basic assignments for writing Embedded C Programs (ECP) that involve serial communication using UART0. Tasks include transmitting characters and digits, receiving characters and displaying them on an LCD, checking for prime numbers, counting switch presses, and controlling LEDs based on user commands. Each assignment specifies the expected behavior and output format for the programs.

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Basic Assignments

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1. Write an Embedded C Program (ECP) to transmit letters 'A' to 'Z' serially using
UART0 at a baud rate of 115200 bps. Use the 8N1 data frame format (8 data bits, no
parity, 1 stop bit) for communication. Verify the output on the serial terminal."

2. Write an Embedded C Program (ECP) to transmit the digits '0' to '9' sequentially
to the serial terminal with each switch press. Ensure that the switch press count
is sent only after the switch is released following a press.

3. Write an Embedded C Program (ECP) to receive a single character serially using


UART0 and display it on an alphanumeric LCD. Display the received character on the
first line of the LCD. On the second line, display its opposite character (e.g.,
'A' ↔ 'a', 'B' ↔ 'b'). Special characters should be displayed as it is on the first
line, and no opposite character should be shown on the second line.

4. Write an Embedded C Program (ECP) to receive a single character serially using


UART0 and display its ASCII value on an alphanumeric LCD. Show the received
character as it is on the first line of the LCD, and display its ASCII value in a
3-digit format on the second line.

5. Write an Embedded C Program (ECP) to receive a two-digit number from the serial
terminal using UART0 of a microcontroller. Check whether the received number is a
prime number or not, and send the result back to the serial terminal.
eg: On the serial terminal
Enter number: 07(press enter key to display result)
Result: Prime
Enter number: 08
Result: Not prime
Enter number:

6. Write an Embedded C Program (ECP) to send the count of switch presses to the
serial terminal using UART0, following the format given below.

The output on the serial terminal should be:

Switch is pressed 01 times (if the switch is pressed for the 1st time)
Switch is pressed 02 times (if the switch is pressed for the 2nd time)
Switch is pressed 03 times (if the switch is pressed for the 3rd time) ...
Switch is pressed 99 times (if the switch is pressed for the 99th time)
Switch is pressed 01 times (reset the switch press counter after 99).

7. Write an Embedded C Program (ECP) to display the following menu on the serial
terminal from a microcontroller:

Menu on the serial terminal:

a. LED1 ON
b. LED1 OFF
c. LED2 ON
d. LED2 OFF
e. Both LEDs ON
f. Both LEDs OFF
Command: Upon typing any command (e.g., a) and pressing Enter, the microcontroller
should process the command to control the corresponding LEDs.

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