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Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications Systems and in Network Engineering. Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Systems Engineering |
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Laboratory 11: Communications, USART, WI-FI |
1. Specifications
1. Arduino
2. CSD_PICstick
Start professional applications interfacing the PIC18F asynchronous serial peripheral the diagram of which represented in Fig. 1 is extracted from the datasheet.
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| Fig. 2. The flexible PIC18F46K22 enhanced universal synchronous/asynchronous receiver/transmitter (EUSART) module architecture. This device can also operate as a synchronous communication device using one of the signals as a bidirectional data line and the other as a the communication clock. |
We can use the serial port to connect a Wi-Fi network dongle.
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Fig. 2. |
An introductory tutorial project on serial communications is presented at USART.
2. Planning
3. Development and 4. testing
5. Prototyping
6. Reporting