CE121: Microprocessor System Design, W97

Richard's Office Hours (AS315A): Tuesdays 10-12 or email rph@cse.

Ling's Office Hours (AS104): Mondays 3-4, Fridays 5:30-6:30, or email yanglin@cse.

Labs (AS104): Thursdays 10:00-12:00, Fridays 3:30-5:30.

Read the Newsgroup ucsc.class.cmpe121.

Finals: Tuesday, March 18, 8:00-11:00.

Lab Demos (AS104): Wednesday, March 19, 11:00.

Lab Report (AS315A): Thursday, March 20, 12:00.

Handouts

Homework (due Wednesdays)

Homework 1 and Solutions.
Homework 2 and Solutions.
Homework 3 and Solutions.
Homework 4 and Solutions.
Homework 5 and Solutions.
Homework 6 and Solutions
Homework 7 and Solutions.
Homework 8 and Solutions.
Instead of homework, read some about the IEEE-1394 High Performance Serial Bus (Firewire).

Lab assignments

Laboratory 1.
Laboratory 2. HC11A8 technical manual in pdf (795K) or postscript (2.3M), or just postscipt of pages 121-147 (appendix A, electrical). Analog devices for the RS232 level converters and the Analog to Digital converter (MSB is bit 1). Hitachi for the 8k x 8 SRAM (note: this is not the exact part you are using; you should check the microfiche to find an exact match). 28F256 Flash EEPROM in pdf. Eric Thorne writes about how to burn your EEPROM (while not burning your fingers).
Laboratory 2a. There's a bunch of information (including a chip diagram)at Motorola's microcontroller products site and a simulator in Australia.
Laboratory 3. Duane has figured out how to use the assembler.
Laboratory 3a. Rachel found this link to a class at UMO (??) that has an HC11 assembler and simulator.
Laboratory 4. Eric Thorne found this link to the 7-segment display driver and the display itself.
Laboratory 5. Defining data in assembler.
Laboratory 6. Initializing the ADC. Using the BRSET instructions.
Final Project. Duane talks about generating interrupts at 10 kHz.

Richard Hughey
Computer Engineering
University of California, Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
(408) 459-2939 Fax: (408) 459-4829
rph@cse.ucsc.edu