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80C51 Microcontroller Serial Port Communication Theory and Programming

Xie Guibo

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This paper introduces the 80C51 Serial Port Communication Theory and programming control,First, the details of the serial port used for serial communication control register, timer-related registers, interrupt control registers, Finally, C language as an example to explain the serial port communication program compilation.

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This paper introduces the 80C51 Serial Port Communication Theory and programming control,First, the details of the serial port used for serial communication control register, timer-related registers, interrupt control registers, Finally, C language as an example to explain the serial port communication program compilation.

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This paper introduces the 80C51 Serial Port Communication Theory and programming control,First, the details of the serial port used for serial communication control register, timer-related registers, interrupt control registers, Finally, C language as an example to explain the serial port communication program compilation.

Key concepts: Synchronous serial communication, Computer science, Serial port, Serial communication, Timer, Interrupt, Port (circuit theory), Microcontroller

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