RFPIC microcontroller and applications
2007
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Danışman: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Fadıl Çelikkol
Özet (EN)
In this thesis microcontrollers and specially PIC controller and its chronologic progress have been examined. In the practical study the latest versions RFPIC, RFPIC receiver and transmitter modules and RFPIC development and application kit are presented in detail. The uses, novelty and simplicity were given. In the application three stepper motorsa re remotely wireless controlled. For realising the control, a software is prepared and loaded. The control covers the selection of wanted motor and their rightwise and leftwise rotation. In this work RFPIC receiver and transmitter modules and use of each motor are succesfully achieved. At the same time to model the place of the use and remote control of the motor, a camera control system is designed and used to observe the area swept by the cameras placed on the monitor bodies. The operational harmony is managed among the units used. The successful operation of the work observed using a series of tests and measurements. The important points dealing with the work conducted were also given in the Results and Suggestions. Key Words : RFPIC, RFPIC12F675, RFPIC development kit, stepper motor control, camera control
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Dr. Mustafa Burak Üvez
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Mustafa Burak Üvez (Master Thesis). RFPIC microcontroller and applications, 2007, Gazi University.
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