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Embedded Systems Design with the Atmel AVR Microcontroller Part II

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232 CHAPTER 7. ATMEL <strong>AVR</strong> OPERATING PARAMETERS AND INTERFACING<br />

240<br />

Figure 7.26: Controlling a low voltage motor.<br />

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M 3 VDC<br />

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1N4001<br />

1N4001<br />

5 VDC<br />

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7.5. What is switch bounce? Describe two techniques to minimize switch bounce.<br />

7.6. Describe a method of debouncing a keypad.<br />

7.7. What is <strong>the</strong> difference between an incremental encoder and an absolute encoder? Describe<br />

applications for each type.<br />

7.8. What must be <strong>the</strong> current rating of <strong>the</strong> 2N2222 and 2N2907 transistors used in <strong>the</strong> tri-state<br />

LED circuit? Support your answer.<br />

7.9. Draw <strong>the</strong> circuit for a six character seven segment display. Fully specify all components.<br />

Write a program to display “ATmega16. ”<br />

7.10. Repeat <strong>the</strong> question above for a dot matrix display.<br />

7.11. Repeat <strong>the</strong> question above for a LCD display.<br />

7.12. What is <strong>the</strong> difference between a unipolar and bipolar stepper motor?<br />

7.13. What controls <strong>the</strong> speed of rotation of a stepper motor?<br />

7.14. A stepper motor provides and angular displacement of 1.8 degrees per step. How can this<br />

resolution be improved?

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