The first step of single chip microcomputer - lighting up a light emitting diode

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Task requirements: Use a single-chip microcomputer to control the flashing of a light-emitting diode
 Component name  parameter  quantity
 MCU Minimum System    1
 DC power supply  5V  1
 led  red  1
 resistance  1kΩ  1

Circuit Schematic

Power module: Use 4 No. 5 batteries in series to provide 6V DC power, which is converted into 5V DC power through the LM2940 power chip.

 


Program source code

//Program: ex1_1.c
//Function: Control a flashing signal light program
#include    //Includes header file REG51.H, defines the special function register
sbit of MCS-51 microcontroller P1_0=P1^0;    //Define bit name
void delay(unsigned char i);  //Delay function declaration
void main()    //Main function
{
  while(1) {
    P1_0=0;    //Turn on the signal light
    delay(10);    //Call the delay function, the actual variable is 10
    P1_0=1;    //Turn off the signal light
    delay(10);    //Call the delay function, the actual variable is 10
           }
}
//Function name: delay
//Function function: Implement software delay
//Formal parameter: unsigned char i;
//          i controls the number of outer loops of the empty loop, a total of i*255 loops
//Return value: None
void  delay(unsigned char i)  //Delay function, unsigned character type variable i is the formal parameter
{
   unsigned char j,k;   //Define unsigned character variables j and k
   for(k=0;k //Double for loop statement to implement software delay
     for(j=0;j<255;j++);
}


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