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Microcontroller › 8051 › Interface memory card with 8051
Hello
can anyone tell me where to start to learn how to make memory card work with 8051
I have absolutely no knowledge regarding this.
Please help/suggest.
Hi,
Memory card needs SPI port which is not there in 8051
Hello,
Actually I have another version of 8051 of philips company, that supports spi communication.
i am not much sure but i will suggest first read the data sheet of your memory card (or any memory card)
how data can be stored
how data can be retrived from specific location
interfacing requirements like voltage level, current etc
everything first you need to know
rest is to implement the required protocol, handshake using program
it may be SPI or any other does not matter
Can anyone send me the circuit required to connect memory card of 1gb to pc’s hyperterminal..
i know we have to use max232..
but how to connect memory card to it?
do we have to connect memory card to muc and muc to max 232?
Can someone help
Also can anyone give me the total ckt required to connect 1gb memory card to hyperterminal ysing max232
i am using p89v51rd2 which supports spi
Hi Jainam,
The memory card uses a command based protocol to communicate with devices. It should be connected to a controller which can send the commands to the memory card via SPI lines and then the controller to the PC port.
http://www.engineersgarage.com/embedded/avr-microcontroller-projects/sd-card-interfacing-project
Hello alfred,
I have understood those commands ..
bt the doubt is like how to make it communicate with hyperterminal?
unlike gps and gsm module which i directly connected to hyperterminal without my controller..
so how to make my sd card communicate with the controller?
how will it take commands from my pc hyperterminal when i have my memory card interfaced with spis?