for dcs 8086 and 8085 are usually used as base microcontroller as these have indication flags which r signaled to registers
Any controller used in motors or electrical drives are only to get variable speed or variable torque or to get higher efficiency. The controller can be anything, it might be micro controller or it can be DSP controller or may be other. But DSP controller finds some advantages over micro controller. Both the controllers are Digital controllers only, but DSP controller has inbuilt Analog to Digital converter, inbuilt Digital to analog converter , inbuilt counter and inbuilt pulse generator. With a micro controller we need to assemble all the above converters, counters and pulse generators externally, so DSP based electrical drives are more popular though the cost is more compared to micro controllers.
micro controller contain system on chip memory, timers,counters where as a micro processor doesn't contain all these
many micro controllers can be programmed by a simple serial port interface you can construct yourself. They also have programming devices you can buy that use either serial or USB ports. If you have code you know is good, often places that sell the microcontrollers will flash the code onto them for you for a nominal fee, saving you a bunch of time if you are getting like 100 of them.
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The Seminar topics in Instrumentation and Control Engineering could be many, since Instrumentation itself is a very vast field. Owing to this I tried to dialogue a little in here: 1) Transducers and Sensors. 2) Electronics measurements and Instrumentation. 3) Micro controllers and Microprocessors. 4) Signal and Sytems( Z, Nyquist t/f, Bode plots, Laplace t/f with/out Convolutions) 5) Control systems. 6) Process control and Actuators. 7) Bio Medical Instrumentation( EEG,EMG,ECG,MRI and X-ray)
The 8051 is a micro-controller series, basically a computer on a chip. A system based on the 8051 series micro-controller is simply that, a device or series of devices that operate under control of one or more 8051 micro-controllers.
Any controller used in motors or electrical drives are only to get variable speed or variable torque or to get higher efficiency. The controller can be anything, it might be micro controller or it can be DSP controller or may be other. But DSP controller finds some advantages over micro controller. Both the controllers are Digital controllers only, but DSP controller has inbuilt Analog to Digital converter, inbuilt Digital to analog converter , inbuilt counter and inbuilt pulse generator. With a micro controller we need to assemble all the above converters, counters and pulse generators externally, so DSP based electrical drives are more popular though the cost is more compared to micro controllers.
A PDA is a complete handheld portable computer system, with all the input and output devices needed for a user to interact with it. A microcontroller is just one chip. It needs to be mounted on a circuit board and connected to input and output devices before it can do anything. Microcontrollers are usually used as a part of an embedded control system
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Yes, the Sony CMT-v11 Micro System has a remote control that allows users navigate over the 20 preset stations.
Arm itself, 32 bit..
Microprocessor has only one bit Handling instruction. It can control only one bit. Where has when it comes to Micro-controller it has maximum Bit handling instructions. Example: SETB P1.3 - > Setting Pin3 of port 1
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No, but there are receivers with built in speed controllers, but only in micro.
compare hard byte and micro sequencer control unit
The price of the Boss Micro BR digital recorder is $290.50 but it can bought at amazon at a discount of $90.51. At musiciansfriend it is priced at $249.99.
With a Digital or Analog Micro meter