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PWM DC Fan Control System Design

This document provides an overview of a PWM-based DC fan control system design project using a NuMaker UNO kit. The goals are to program the microcontroller board to: 1) blink an LED, 2) read the status of a connected switch, 3) read analog inputs, 4) control a 7-segment display, 5) generate PWM signals, and 6) integrate the programs to control the speed of a DC fan. The design hierarchy copies templates from the board support package and modifies them for the desired programs. Diagrams show the hardware connections for the switch, LEDs, and analog input. Code snippets demonstrate reading the switch status and analog interrupts.

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PWM DC Fan Control System Design

This document provides an overview of a PWM-based DC fan control system design project using a NuMaker UNO kit. The goals are to program the microcontroller board to: 1) blink an LED, 2) read the status of a connected switch, 3) read analog inputs, 4) control a 7-segment display, 5) generate PWM signals, and 6) integrate the programs to control the speed of a DC fan. The design hierarchy copies templates from the board support package and modifies them for the desired programs. Diagrams show the hardware connections for the switch, LEDs, and analog input. Code snippets demonstrate reading the switch status and analog interrupts.

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ADVANCE MICROPROCESSOR SYSTEM DESIGN

HAIDER ALI
MKE161135

Faculty of Electrical Engineering,


University Technology Malaysia

Group Assignment
PWM-based DC Fan Control System
Group Assignment

Contents

No. Title Page

1 LED Blinking Program 3


2 Reading switch 4
3 Reading Analogue input 5
4 Displaying numbers on seven-segment 6
5 Generating PWM Output 7
6 Control DC Fan with PWM 8
7 Front-end design using Visual Studio v13

Goals

1. To program the NuMaker board for LED blinking


2. To read the status of switch connected to NUC131
3. To read Analog inputs
4. To control the output of a seven-segment display
5. To generate PWM
6. Integrating these program for controlling speed of DC Fan

Design Hierarchy

“Template” from examples for the Board


Support Package (BSP) of Nuvoton
NUC131SD2AE has been copied and
modified for the desired program
NuMaker UNO kit is connected to the USB port on the Laptop (Shown below)

When the kit is connected to the PC, it will show the ICE
version and Device ID (If Nu-Link driver is installed properly)
1. LED Blinking Program
2. Reading switch

The switch is connected to Port (PF.4)


and LED1 and LED2 are connected to
pins 11 and 13 of Port B.

I/O Multifunction setting for pins of


Port B and Port F.

Setting the corresponding pins as input


or output
Program for reading the status of switch
SW1, and taking the corresponding action

3. Reading Analog input

Analogue signal (0---5V) is given to the


microprocessor as shown.

I/O Multifunction pin setting for the


Port-A(PA0, PA1, PA2 and PA3)

Interrupt Service Routine


reading analogue input

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