Subject 'Microcontrollers'

Year:   2016/2017    2017/2018    2018/2019    2019/2020    2020/2021    

The construction of microprocessors, basic concepts, work cycles, the construction of processor, registers and their purpose, time diagrams, the command and data formats, CPU command set, addressing, processor cooperation with the memory and field devices, data exchange, data exchange methods, timer, assembler, the usage of microprocessors with electrical drives and relay protection, microprocessor programming.

The introduction to general working principles, construction, functions and programming possibilities of microprocessors.

The graduate recognizes the construction and working principles of microprocessors, the classification of commands, assembler program, disruption and addressing concepts and is able to write simple assembler program cuts.

Lectures, tests, practical works.

"The C Programming Language (2nd Edition)" Brian Kernighan, Dennis Ritchie 1988
Available on: http://www.cs.otago.ac.nz/cosc440/readings/C-Programming-Ebook.pdf

The course ends with graded assessment.

Requirements for final grade:
-Written tests done for the grade "2" minimum
-Individual exercises submitted and graded.
-Laboratory work reports submitted and passed.

Valuation scale:
91...100 - "5" - Excellent
81...90 - "4" - Very good
71...80 - "3" - Good
61...70 - "2" - Satisfactory
51...60 - "1" - Sufficient
0...50 - "0" - Fail

Valuation of individual exercises:
-A (Pass): The skills and knowledge needed to solve the problems are acquired, minor mistakes may occur.
-M (Fail): The Skills and knowledge to solve the problems are not acquired, occurrence of vast mistakes.

2014: ET*  

2013: ET*  

2012: ET*  

* Optional subject