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1. ASIC
ASIC, or Application-Specific Integrated Circuit, refers to integrated circuits designed and manufactured to meet the specific needs of a particular user and electronic system. Currently, using CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device) and FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) for ASIC design is one of the most popular methods. They share the common feature of being user-programmable
The following experiments are designed to help students initially master how to use microcontrollers and achieve some interesting functions with basic circuit components.
The microcontroller control module selected is Arduino UNO R3, which integrates the development environment Arduino IDE that encapsulates many complex low-level operations into functions for beginners to call, greatly lowering the learning threshold and simplifying programming workload, making it very suitable for zero-based entry-level learning.
Arduino UNO R3 Development Board
Note: When developing in the
Requirements for This Unit Experiment
The experiments in Unit 3 are divided into two parts: Basic Experiments and Advanced Experiments. All experiments in this unit are based on the Arduino UNO R3 board. It is essential to understand the hardware circuits and corresponding software, and to thoroughly grasp the principles of each experiment and the meaning of every line of code.
For using the Arduino UNO board, refer to:
Getting Started with Arduino UNO R3
Arduino Example - Ultrasonic Distance Measurement
Arduino Example - PIR
