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    Stepper motor interfacing 8051

    Hi i am using 8051 uc and 1.8 degree motor which is 4 wired hybrid bi polar stepper motor. Done a coding to control a stepper motor and it is working fine in the frequency of 10-50 Hz. void T0_ISR (void) interrupt 1 //Timer0 interrupt { TL0=0x65; // comes to ISR 1ms once TH0=0xFC...
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    Two masters different speed i2c

    If clock speed does not matters means, how arbitration will happen. Master2 will send faster than master1, if so always master2 wins the arbitration, right ?
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    Two masters different speed i2c

    Hello everyone, i know the basic concepts of i2c arbitration. If two masters try to communicate with a single slave at the same time means, master which sends the low will win the arbitration and another will back off. But what happens, if two masters are configured with different speed say...
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    Touch screen with RPi

    Hello experts, I am working with pi3, 3.2 inch touch LCD and temperature sensor. I got output for temp sensor, touch LCD. Now i have displayed my sensor reading to the touch display in terminal . But i need to display the temperature reading in GUI like graphical thermometer or analog speedo...
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    Generating Variable frequency in pic using PWM ?

    Hello all, I need to generate variable frequency of range 125Hz to 500Hz. Is it possible to generate variable frequency using PWM method ? (but not timer method). I need constant duty cycle of 50%. I want to control frequency using variable pot.. Thanks in advance
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    Dynamic memory allocation of 2D array

    Hello experts, I am having some doubts in Dynamic allocation of 2D array.. I understood the allocation using array of pointers. int *arr[r]; for (i=0; i<r; i++) arr[i] = (int *)malloc(c * sizeof(int)); but having doubts in pointer to pointer.. int **arr =...
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    SIM900 Memory Accessing using AT command ?

    SIM900 Memory Accessing using AT command ? Is it possible to read/write sim card memory and sim900 module memory using AT commands ? I saw the hardware design of sim card and it is like I2C communication. I need access it using AT commands. Has anyone had experience on that ?
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    Various Compiler Optimizations and why ?

    no sir, i am asking about optimization techniques in c. I know some optimization techniques like Register allocation Instruction scheduling But i need to know it deeply.
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    Various Compiler Optimizations and why ?

    Hi everyone, I am very interested to learn various compiler optimizations and their reasons. Is there any video lectures available for that ? Please suggest me any video tutorial along with the link.. Thanks in advance
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    why function pointers and call back ?

    I read the tutorial about function pointer. I understood the syntax and concept. But.. void A() { printf("HELLO"); } void B(void (*p)()) { p(); } main() { B(A); or A(); } Instead of calling a function indirectly, we can...
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    Same program but different output?

    Re: Same program but different output ? I used Geeksforgeeks IDE (online) Dev cpp In both the compilers i got the same result....
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    Same program but different output?

    Re: Same program but different output ? int main() { char a=1; unsigned char b=1; int c=1; unsigned int d=1; printf("%d\n",a<<32); printf("%d\n",b<<32); printf("%d\n",c<<32); printf("%d\n",d<<32); printf("%d\n",1<<31); return 0; } O/P; 1 1 1 1 0 Here i am using...
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    Same program but different output?

    Same program but different output ? Hi , int main() { char a=1; printf("%d\n",a<<32); printf("%d\n",1<<32); return 0; } OUTPUT: 1 0 I am using 32 bit compiler. When i shift beyond...
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    memory allocation of volatile,const

    Hi, A typical memory representation of C program consists of following sections. 1. Text segment (program) 2. Initialized data segment (static/global) 3. Uninitialized data segment (static/global) 4. Stack (local variables,function calls) 5. Heap (dynamic allocation) out of these five, where...
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    Why so many compilers ?

    Hi , In MPLAB IDE available compilers are HITECH universal toolsuite CCS C compiler Microchip C18 toolsuite Microchip MPASM toolsuite....etc In HITECH C itself everything can be done ...? Why so many compilers? What is the purpose and difference?

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