AVR and ARM7. Programming microcontrollers for everyone

• How to learn how to program microcontrollers effectively?
• How to construct a programmer or get it in a different way?
• How to operate the LED display in four languages?

If you have no idea about microcontroller programming and you want to learn it, this book is just for you. You do not need to have knowledge of electronics in advance, because all the necessary concepts are explained here from scratch. You also do not need knowledge of programming in any language - this information, given in the most accessible way, also found in the manual. Therefore, all you need is a willingness to learn. And one more thing: maybe you are wondering what to do with such a microcontroller? Well, you can use it to construct lighting effects from LEDs, control aircraft models, and even robot control.

If you already know something about programming microcontrollers, but you want to expand your knowledge - this book will also be useful. Thanks to it you will learn about programming of microcontrollers of two families: AVR (on the example of ATmega8) and ARM7 (on the example of LPC2106). You will learn programming systems in four programming languages: assembler (AVR Studio 4 environment), C language (WinAVR environment), bascom language (Bascom environment) and Pascal (microPascal environment). You will easily get it, and then - by doing particular exercises - you will check new, amazing skills, because all knowledge is given here clearly and in addition with humor.

• Programming of microcontrollers from the AVR and ARM7 families
• Support for LEDs and displays
• Operation of buttons and keyboards
• Alphanumeric displays
• Interrupt service
• Communication between microcontrollers (USART)
• Support for graphic displays from a Siemens S65 mobile phone
• servos
• compilers
• Programming with the use of real-time systems on the example of FreeRTOS