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Waveform generator (DAC) using 8051 MO Aim: > To generate square wave, staircase wave, triangular wave and sine wave using 8051 micro-controller. OBJECTIVE: > To interface a DAC to the 8051. > To generate a square wave on the scope using the DAC. > To generate a staircase wave on the scope using the DAC. > To generate a triangular wave on the scope using the DAC. > To generate a sine wave on the scope using the DAC. SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE REQUIRED: > 8051 IDE Assembler > ISP Programmer software. > 89852 ISP programmer hardware. > Target / demonstration board CIRCUIT DIAGRAM: + 3 2 Pio 2 put " 8 feeds sew, a P16 6 or 4 fone SE opt wononrnyo tev RATE STAIRCASE WAVE USING DAC 2 ;Here DAC 0808 is connected to port 1 of 8051. sTo check Staircase wave you can connect output to CRO, | Org 00h start: mov a,#00 smove zero to accumulator loop: mov pl,a smove (accumulator) to port 1 add a,#33h sadd 33 to accumulator mov rl,#0ffh sdelay delay: djnz rl,delay cjne a,#32h,loop —_;compare (acc) with 32 jmp start Prog2: TO GENERATE TRIANGLE WAVE USING DAC ORG 00H mov a,#0 smove zero to accumulator up: mov pla smove (accumulator) to port 1 inca ;increment the (accumulator) cjne a,#0ffh,up ;compare (accumulator) with ff down: dec a ;decrement the (accumulator) mov pl,a smove (accumulator) to port 1 cjne a,#00,down ;compare (accumulator) with 0 sjmp up jrepeat again POP 07h ; restore R7 to original value & RET ; return from subroutine END TO GENERATE SINE WAVE OF 200Hz USING DAC Org 00h mov 10,#08 slook up table is stored in internal RAM mov @r0,#7eh inc r0 mov @r0,#9fh inc r0 mov @r0,#0bfh inc 10 mov @r0,#0d9h inc r0 mov @r0,#0feh inc r0 mov @r0,#0fah inc r0 mov @r0,#0ffh inc 10 mov @r0,#0fah inc r0 mov @r0,#0eeh inc r0 mov @r0,#0d9h inc r0 mov @r0,#0bfh inc r0 mov @r0,#9fh inc r0 mov @r0,#7eh inc r0 mov @r0,#5eh inc r0 mov @r0,#3fh inc 10 mov @r0,#25h inc r0 mov @r0,#11h inc r0 mov @r0,#4 inc r0 mov @r0,#0 inc r0 mov @r0,i#4 inc 10. mov @r0,#1 1h ine 10 mov @r0,#25h inc r0 mov @r0,#3fh inc r0 mov @10,#5eh : start: mov rl,#18h sload count in rl mov 10,#08 load starting address of look up table to r0 sget the data from look up table up: mov a,@r0 mov pl,a ;send data to port | inc r0 sincrement the look up table address mov 13,#92 sdelay to get 200Hz frequency loop: djnz 13,loop djnz rl,up sjmp start

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