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Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Chapter 5: Static and dynamic display principles and programming of digital tubes
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Chapter 1：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus. The first lecture is on the use of Proteus and keil.
Chapter 2：Teach you step by step how to use 51 microcontroller and Proteus. The first lecture on the use of Proteus and keil
Chapter 3：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 2 Overview of microcontroller technology, digital circuit technology
Chapter 4：Teach you step by step how to use 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 3 Keil software and running water lamps
Chapter 5：Teach you step by step how to use 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 3 Keil software and under the running light
Chapter 6：Teach you step by step the principles and use of relays in the fourth lecture of 51 microcontroller and Proteus
Chapter 7：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 5: static and dynamic display principles and programming of digital tubes
Chapter 8：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Chapter 5: Static and dynamic display principles and programming of digital tubes
Chapter 9：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 7: Principles and Programming of Matrix Keyboard
Chapter 10：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 8 1602 LCD screen display principle and programming technology
Chapter 11：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 9 12864 LCD screen display principle and programming
Chapter 12：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 9 12864 LCD screen display principle and programming
Chapter 13：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 10: Principles and Programming of Timers and Counters
Chapter 14：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 11: Interrupt system working principle and programming
Chapter 15：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 11 Interrupt system working principle and programming
Chapter 16：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 12 on asynchronous serial communication principles and programming
Chapter 17：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 12 on asynchronous serial communication principles and programming
Chapter 18：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 12 on the principles and programming of asynchronous serial port communication
Chapter 19：Teach you step by step the principles and programming of 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 13 digital-to-analog converter DAC0832
Chapter 20：Teach you step by step the principles and programming of 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 13 digital-to-analog converter DAC0832
Chapter 21：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 14 on the working principle and programming of analog-to-digital converter ADC0804
Chapter 22：Teach you step by step how to learn the 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 14: The working principle and programming of the analog-to-digital converter ADC0804
Chapter 23：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 15 on the principle and programming of digital temperature sensor DS18B20
Chapter 24：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 15 on the principle and programming of digital temperature sensor DS18B20
Chapter 25：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 15: The principle and programming of digital temperature sensor DS18B20
Chapter 26：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 16 IIC interface and AT24C08
Chapter 27：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 16 IIC interface and AT24C08
Chapter 28：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 16 IIC interface and AT24C08
Chapter 29：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 17 on the principles and programming of 88 dot matrix
Chapter 30：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 18 on the principles and programming of infrared remote control
Chapter 31：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus remote control experiment in Lecture 18
Chapter 32：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus Lecture 19: The principles and programming of stepper motors
Chapter 33：Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus. Lecture 20: Adjustable real-time clock example

Duration：12 minutes and 55 seconds
Date：2014/01/01

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Teach you step by step how to learn 51 microcontroller and Proteus, produced by Ideal Zhixin Technology, lectured by Li Xiang

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