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Running small motors with PIC microcontrollers
Sandhu, Harprit.

اطلاعات کتابشناختی

Running small motors with PIC microcontrollers
Author :   Sandhu, Harprit.
Publisher :   McGraw-Hill,
Pub. Year  :   2009
Subjects :   Microcontrollers -- Handbooks, manuals, etc. Electric motors-- Electronic control --...
Call Number :   ‭TK 2851 .S26 2009

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  • Contents (10)
  • Preface (14)
  • Part I: Microcontrollers (18)
    • Chapter 1 Introduction to microEngineering Labs' LAB-X1 Experimental Board (20)
    • Chapter 2 Getting Started (30)
      • The Hardware and Software (30)
      • The Programmers (31)
      • Loading the Software (32)
    • Chapter 3 Understanding the Microchip Technology PIC 16F877A: Features of the MCU (36)
    • Chapter 4 The Software, Compilers, and Editors (50)
      • Basic Compiler Instruction Set (50)
      • PICBASIC PRO Compiler Instruction Set (52)
      • PICBASIC PRO Compiler (56)
      • PICBASIC PRO Tips and Cautions (58)
    • Chapter 5 Controlling the Output and Reading the Input (60)
      • Generating Outputs (61)
      • The LCD Display (65)
      • Writing Binary, Hex, and Decimal Values to the LCD (69)
      • Exercises (92)
    • Chapter 6 Timers and Counters (96)
      • Timers (97)
      • The Watchdog Timer (118)
      • Counters (118)
      • Pre-scalers and Post-scalers (125)
      • Timer Operation Confirmation (126)
      • Exercises for Timers (126)
      • Exercises for Counters (126)
    • Chapter 7 Clocks and Memory: Sockets U3, U4, U5, U6, U7, and U8 (128)
      • Sockets U3, U4 and U5: For Serial One Wire Memory Devices (128)
      • Socket U6: Real Time Clocks (135)
      • Sockets U7 and U8 (141)
    • Chapter 8 Serial Communications: Sockets U9 and U10 (146)
      • When and How Will I Know the Interface Is Working? (149)
      • Using the RS485 Communications (152)
    • Chapter 9 Using Liquid Crystal Displays: An Information Resource (154)
      • Using LCDs in Your Projects (157)
      • Understanding the Hardware and Software Interaction (157)
      • Talking to the LCD (159)
      • Liquid Crystal Display Exercises (169)
  • Part II: Running the Motors (174)
    • Chapter 10 The PIC 18F4331 Microcontroller: A Minimal Introduction (176)
      • The PIC 18F4331 Can Be Used in the LAB-X1 (177)
    • Chapter 11 Running Motors: A Preliminary Discussion (180)
      • R/C Hobby Servo Motors (180)
      • Stepper Motors (181)
      • DC Motors with Attached Encoders (182)
      • Relays and Solenoids (182)
      • "The Response Characteristics" of a Motor (183)
    • Chapter 12 Motor Amplifiers (186)
      • Notes on Homemade Amplifier Construction (187)
      • The Xavien 2-Axis Amplifier (188)
      • The 1-Axis Xavien Amplifier (190)
      • The Solarbotics 2-Axis Amplifier (192)
    • Chapter 13 Running Hobby R/C Servo Motors (196)
      • Model Aircraft Servos (197)
      • Wiring Connections (197)
    • Chapter 14 Running Small DC Motors with Permanent Magnet Fields (208)
      • PWM Frequency Considerations (210)
      • Connections to the Amplifier and Processor (210)
      • The Software to Run the Motor (212)
    • Chapter 15 Running DC Motors with Attached Incremental Encoders (218)
      • Changing the Processor in the LAB-X1 (219)
      • DC Servo Motors with Encoders (220)
      • The Programs (232)
    • Chapter 16 Running Bipolar Stepper Motors (278)
      • Stepper Motor and Amplifier Selection (279)
      • Running the Motor (280)
    • Chapter 17 Running Small AC Motors: Using Solenoids and Relays (300)
      • Running a Motor (301)
      • Using a Relay (302)
    • Chapter 18 Debugging and Troubleshooting (304)
      • Problem: The Microcontroller Crystal Circuit Must Oscillate (304)
      • Using the PBP Compiler Commands to Help Debug a Program (307)
      • Debugging at the Practical Level (309)
      • Configuring the 16F877A and Related Notes (312)
      • Questions and Answers (313)
      • Settings (315)
    • Chapter 19 Conclusion (320)
  • Part III: Appendixes (322)
    • Appendix A: Setting up Compiler for One Keystroke Operation (324)
    • Appendix B: Abbreviations Used in the Book and in the Data Sheets (326)
    • Appendix C: The Book Support Web Site (330)
    • Appendix D: Sources of Materials (332)
      • Controller from Encodergeek.com (333)
    • Appendix E: Motor Control Language: Some Minimal Ideas, Guidance, and Notes (338)
      • Language Commands (338)
      • Interrogation (339)
      • An Industrial Language Used by CNC Machines (340)
  • Index (344)
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    • C (345)
    • D (345)
    • E (345)
    • F (345)
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    • H (346)
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