Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby corrado33 » Wed Jun 08, 2011 1:30 am

Second video: How to hook it (programmer and MCU) up, coming tomorrow. Looks better this time. And you get to see me! hahahaha
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby sjvsworldtour » Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:49 am

Kudos. Keep them coming. I do think a lot of people could benefit from this.
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby corrado33 » Thu Jun 09, 2011 12:13 am

Second video uploading now... it's kinda big... so it might take a while... I'll definitely have the link up by tomorrow morning. (It says 405 minutes to upload it now :cry: ) lol

In this video I pretty much wired up the programmer and explained things about the breadboard and programmer etc. Next video will be writing a simple program and PROGRAMMING IT!!!

On another note, my solar cells got here today!!!
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby sjvsworldtour » Thu Jun 09, 2011 12:35 am

One interesting thought on the programming. I an embedded product once and noticed someone inserted an a call to exit(). It tickled me because my response was where do you think you are going to exit to?

There is no operating system on these chips, so every program starts with an infinite loop.
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby corrado33 » Thu Jun 09, 2011 12:47 am

Hahaha, that's funny. You get used to the infinite loop thing though. It seems like you've had some experience in this! It'd be great to be able to bounce ideas off of you (and I'm sure you'll correct my programming).

Just like my circuits, my programs work, but they may not be right.
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby sjvsworldtour » Thu Jun 09, 2011 12:52 am

Ah, I will comment. As long as you are having fun, how can it be wrong:)
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby corrado33 » Thu Jun 09, 2011 12:55 am

sjvsworldtour wrote:Ah, I will comment. As long as you are having fun, how can it be wrong:)


Haha true. I think I'm going to order some small motors and stuff (I need to order solar cell tabbing wire anyway) so I can actually make something in my videos. And I'll be able to demonstrate the techniques in my programs.
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby sjvsworldtour » Thu Jun 09, 2011 1:13 am

Always remember that the only people that don't make mistakes are those that aren't doing anything. I have made plenty in my lifetime.
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby corrado33 » Thu Jun 09, 2011 2:41 am

Only 285 minutes to go (and 330 to process it). Maybe I should make the video smaller/less quality next time... hahahaha
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Re: Microcontrollers: For (absolute) beginners.

Postby corrado33 » Thu Jun 09, 2011 10:01 am

Video 2 uploaded! Check the first post.
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