MCU Programming Learning

How to quickly learn microcontrollers is a difficult problem that troubles many college students.

I think the following method is more appropriate: first learn the 51 single-chip microcomputer, which is the basis and easier to start with. After learning the 51 single-chip microcomputer, you will have the inspiration for programming, and it will be easier to learn other single-chip microcomputers.

So, how can you quickly get started with 51 single-chip microcomputers? I have a jingle: To learn single-chip microcomputers well, there are tricks, first imitate, then improve. Practice plus theory, theory plus practice, and understanding with heart is the most important. Specifically,

Lesson 1 Installing the software

1.1 Install KEIL C51

1.2 Installing PROTEUS

Lesson 2 Debugging and Simulating Applets

2.1 Can debug two or three simple small programs on KEIL

2.2 Implementing simple simulation on PROTEUS

Lesson 3 Modification Procedure

3.1 Modify a simple program and download it

3.2 Modify a slightly more complex program and download it

Lesson 4 Download Program

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Buy an entry-level microcontroller experiment board, which costs only a few dozen yuan. Don't buy an expensive one all at once.

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4.1 When you buy the board, there are programs provided. First download the simplest one, such as a single light flashing program.

4.2 Download a slightly more complex one, such as an electronic clock.

4.3 Modify a simple program and download it

4.4 Modify a slightly more complex program and download it

Lesson 5: Microcontroller Hardware Knowledge Learning

5.1 Chip Hardware Knowledge Learning

5.2 Learning the minimum system hardware knowledge

Lesson 6 Programming Training

6.1 Square Wave Signal Generator

6.2 Colored Light Controller . . . . .

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At this point, you have already gotten started, and you can proceed step by step according to the current textbook. Remember, theory should be combined with practice.