This article will help you How to install KeilµVision5 for 8051 Microcontroller for your Study. If you have any problem during the installation, you can watch these videos for detailed explanation.
Read MoreHow to install KeilµVision5 for 8051 Microcontroller for your Study?In this project of Attractive Decorative Effects of LEDs using 8051 Microcontroller, you have to connect 8 LEDs to 8 pins of PORT1 of 8051 microcontroller, such that their anodes are connected to respective pins and cathodes are grounded through each resistor of 330 ohms.
Read MoreAttractive Decorative Effects of LEDs using 8051 MicrocontrollerThis is fully tested code of DTMF Controlling System using 8051 Microcontroller. The connections in the circuit are very simple. Connect outputs of DTMF sensor to PORT0 as follows: D3--P0^3, D2--P0^2, D1--P0^1 and D0--P0^0
Read MoreDTMF Controlling System using 8051 MicrocontrollerThis a lab tested code of White line following robot using 8051 MUC. When there is black below an IR sensor, its output is binary-1. When there is white below an IR sensor, its output is binary-0. This code is suitable for OVAL SHAPED SIMPLE WHITE TRACKS. For complicated white tracks i.e. having many steep turns, USE POWER TURN INSTEAD OF SOFT TURN.
Read MoreWhite Line Following Robot using 8051 MicrocontrollerThis a lab tested code of Edge Avoiding Robot using 8051 Microcontroller. When there is depth below an IR sensor, its output is binary-1. When there is white surface below an IR sensor, its output is binary-0. This code is suitable only if the speed of the wheel motors is slow enough, otherwise the robot will fall from the table on the edge.
Read MoreEdge Avoiding Robot using 8051 MicrocontrollerThis a lab tested code of Blank line following robot using 8051 MUC. When there is black below an IR sensor, its output is binary-1. When there is white below an IR sensor, its output is binary-0. This code is suitable for OVAL SHAPED SIMPLE BLACK TRACKS. For complicated black tracks USE POWER TURN INSTEAD OF SOFT TURN.
Read MoreBlank Line Following Robot using 8051 MUCTo use this code of 7-Segment Common Cathode LED Display Counter using 8051 MUC, fix a Common Cathode type 7-segment LED display on a breadboard and connect its pins to PORT2 in following sequence
P2^0 - a, P2^1 - b, P2^2 - c, P2^3 - d, P2^4 - e, P2^5 - f, P2^6 - g, and then connect the GROUND terminal of the display to -ve terminal of your dev. board. Remember that P2^7 should be left open.
Read More7-Segment Common Cathode LED Display Counter using 8051 MUC
