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what do you mean by the statement at89s52 has programmable serial channel.....i.e what do you mean by "programmable serial channel"..........?:-?:-?
 

Salaam
It seems that it has a serial port like SPI wich could be programmed. (Like its mode) Or a USART with programmable specs lik baud rate, start bit, stop bit, parity ...
 

When in doubt, check the device's datasheet:

Atmel AT89S52 Documents Page

Atmel AT89S52 Datasheet

Atmel 8051 Microcontrollers Hardware Manual

Reference Atmel 8051 Microcontrollers Hardware Manual, pg 2-94, Section 2.13 Serial Interface


Alirez.m.f is correct in that the datasheet refers to the serial interface of the AT89S52 as a programmable serial channel and then refers you to the "Atmel 8051 Microcontrollers Hardware Manual" where it details the programmable features of the serial interface, both synchronous and asynchronous modes.

Hope this clears up your question,

BigDog
 
Salaam
It seems that it has a serial port like SPI wich could be programmed. (Like its mode) Or a USART with programmable specs lik baud rate, start bit, stop bit, parity ...


thankzz for responding very fast and have one more doubt regarding ULN driver which has its voltage specifications of output voltage 50v but a normal stepper motor can tolerate upto 12v but v use ULN driving stepper motor..how is this possible?
 

It is a absolute maximum i think. It defines the maximum voltage value which device can stand... If you want to use higher than 50V it will be damaged. As far as you use 12V on common input and motor supply, it is OK.
 

how is reception done in an 8051 uc???...do we have to keep on resetting a continuosly transmting transmitter for the sequence to get received on the receiver????
 

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