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Microcontroller › 8051 › interfacing with microcontroller

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  • April 14, 2012 at 3:10 am #1499
    athulya
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    How to interface 8051 microcotroller  with MSPF5438(Mixed signal processor)???

    or How to send data from MSP to 8051??? 

    Can anyone help ?? 

     

    May 9, 2012 at 10:51 am #7681
    Amrith
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    Hi,

     

    You can use UART Communcation (Rx & Tx Lines or pins) to communicate between 8051 & MSP, make sure that bidirectional voltage translator is used between the serial connection because 8051 operates on 5V & most MSP operates on 3.3V. Also make sure that both the  controllers operates on same voltage source if not you need isolator between them for differnt voltage source

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    May 9, 2012 at 10:51 am #7701
    Amrith
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    Hi,

     

    You can use UART Communcation (Rx & Tx Lines or pins) to communicate between 8051 & MSP, make sure that bidirectional voltage translator is used between the serial connection because 8051 operates on 5V & most MSP operates on 3.3V. Also make sure that both the  controllers operates on same voltage source if not you need isolator between them for differnt voltage source

    wysiwyg_imageupload:4637:

    .

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