Atmega32 lab

• Session 1: Introduction
• Session 2: 7segment, counter
• Session 3: multiple 7segments
• Session 4: 7segment, useful application
• Session 5: LCD and KeyPad
• Session 6: Calculator
• Session 7: External Interrupt
• Session 8: Timer Interrupt
• Session 9: servo motor, PWM, and ADC
• Session 10
• Notes

About Me

• I’m Ramin Zarebidoky

• I am a PhD student in Computer Engineering, specializing in Artificial Intelligence, at Yazd University.

• Email: ramin.zarebidoky@stu.yazd.ac.ir

• Gmail: ramin.zarebidoky@gmail.com

• GitHub: @LiterallyTheOne

About the course

• This course is about Atmega32 microcontroller.

• We use PlatformIO as our IDE.

• We use SimulIDE as our simulator.

• First we run our code on the simulator and then if it’s possible we run it on the real microcontroller.

• Students are required to be in groups of 2 or 3 people.

Assessment

• For each session:

  • 0.5: Presence

  • 0.5: Class Work

• We have 10 content sessions: (10 marks)

• There are some special sessions: (5 marks)

  • In these sessions, students are required to do some projects.

• Final exam: 7 marks

• Total: 22 marks

• In most of the sessions there are some bouns points.