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LED Blinking Using 8051 Microcontroller and Keil C

This document discusses how to program an AT89C51 microcontroller to blink an LED using Keil uVision. It provides details on the microcontroller, ports, and timer. It describes the steps to set up a project in Keil uVision, add the source code to blink an LED, compile and generate the hex file. It also includes a circuit diagram and explanations for connecting an oscillator and reset circuitry.

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LED Blinking Using 8051 Microcontroller and Keil C

This document discusses how to program an AT89C51 microcontroller to blink an LED using Keil uVision. It provides details on the microcontroller, ports, and timer. It describes the steps to set up a project in Keil uVision, add the source code to blink an LED, compile and generate the hex file. It also includes a circuit diagram and explanations for connecting an oscillator and reset circuitry.

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LED Blinking using 8051 Microcontroller and Keil C

AT89C51
B Y EB IN G EO R GE / 17 CO MME N TS

8051 Microcontroller is a programmable device which is used for controlling purpose.


Basically 8051 controller is Mask programmable means it will programmed at the time of
manufacturing and will not programmed again, there is a derivative of 8051
microcontroller, 89c51 micro controller which is re-programmable.

AT89C51

89c51 is 8-bit device means it is capable of doing 8-bit operations. It have 4 ports which
are

used

as

input

or

output

according

to

your

need.

This device also have Timer, Serial Port interface and Interrupt controlling you can use
these according to your need. The datasheet may be downloaded from here.

8051 Ports Explained

8051 Port in Output Mode

8051 Port in Input Mode

Using Keil uVision 4


1. Download and Install Keil uVision4

2.

3.

Open

Create

4.

new

Browse

5.
6.

Project

Keil

Project

Create

for

Select
Dont

>>

Add

uVision

Vision

the

Project

location

the microcontroller Atmel>>AT89C51


The

8051

startup

code

7. File>>New
8.

Adding

Right

click

Hex

file

on Target1>>options

to

for

the

target

output

target

In

the

Output

Tab

check

the

Create

HEX

file

box<

To change the operating frequency goto Target tab on the window obtained by
right clicking on Target1>>options for target target 1

Circuit Diagram

LED Blinking with 8051 Microcontroller AT89C51

Keil C Program
#include<reg52.h>

// special function register declarations

// for the intended 8051 derivative

sbit LED = P2^0;

void Delay(void);

// Defining LED pin

// Function prototype declaration

void main (void)


{
while(1)

// infinite loop

{
LED = 0;

// LED ON

Delay();
LED = 1;

// LED OFF

Delay();
}
}

void Delay(void)
{
int j;
int i;
for(i=0;i<10;i++)
{
for(j=0;j<10000;j++)
{
}
}
}

1. Enter the source code.

2. Save it
3. Then Compile it. Click Project>>Build Target or F7
The hex file will be generated in your Project Folder.
AT89C51 needs an oscillator for its clock generation, so we should connect external
oscillator. Two 22pF capacitors are used to stabilize the operation of the Crystal
Oscillator. EA should be strapped to VCC for internal program executions. AT89C51 has
no internal Power On Reset, so we have to do it externally through the RST pin using
Capacitor and Resistor. When the power is switched ON, voltage across capacitor will
be

zero,

thus

voltage across resistor

will

be

5V

and

reset

occurs.

As

the capacitor charges voltage across the resistor gradually reduces to zero.
This pin also receives the 12-volt programming enable voltage (VPP) during Flash
programming,

for

parts

that

require

12-volt VPP.
The circuit may be simulated using Proteus. If you havent yet started with Proteus,
please go through this tutorial. You can buy Proteus from Labcenter Electronics.

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