I want to start u controller for this i want to go for basic like 8051 uc.....
after searching Google for using it, 8051 kit is needed to burn 8051 program.
please tell from where to buy 8051 kit online, as i have gone through express kits he was not giving guarantee that this kit will work after courier.
Have you looked int C... or will you use machine code.. The good thing about assembler, it teaches you low level control.. I have a book titled "8051 micro controller"
I have met the authors David, Fred and Hassan.. They are professors at Portsmouth university.. The micro section is funded by Phillips I have all the original dev boards used in the book... Fred gave them to me before he retired...
I have studied C language last year in course book, this semester i have learned assembly lang. and completed 8085, 8086,etc all theory in course book...............
I have met the authors David, Fred and Hassan.. They are professors at Portsmouth university.. The micro section is funded by Phillips I have all the original dev boards used in the book... Fred gave them to me before he retired...
https://www.silabs.com/products/mcu/smallmcu/Pages/default.aspx
Si Labs has 8051 development boards. I have used the 200s and 300s boards.
The old 8051 was 1 million instructions per second. I have used a 100 million instructions per second 8051. (25 to 50 MIPs is common)
You might have better luck if you asked in the right forum?, you didn't even ask in the Microcontrollers forum, never mind the 8051 sub-forum where you should have asked.
One problem is, the 8051 is hard to fine, (also the kit).
A simple search brings up about 200 versions of the 8051.
8052, AT98xxx series, C8051Fxxx series, DS225x, DS500x, SST89xxx, P87LPCxxx, P89LPC9xxxx, PSOCxxxxx, W77Lxxxx, AT80251xxx, AT87251xxx, and many more.
Each has a 'kit".
I typed into yahoo search '8051 kit' and got many hits.
You might have better luck if you asked in the right forum?, you didn't even ask in the Microcontrollers forum, never mind the 8051 sub-forum where you should have asked.
OK, now i think to move in PIC 16 Series, in my town there is a local tutorial how was asking 156$ for 1 month and he will give kit pf PIC 16xxx and tell about working of it...........
should i go to him or just buy the kit and do myself??
How do you expect us to judge that, especially considering we're on the other side of the world from you?
If for that $156 you gain an understanding of how to program PICs then yes, it would be money well spent. But if the guy isn't a good teacher, maybe you'd be better off just buying the programmer, etc., and learning stuff from the web. You seem to already have a basic understanding of programming, so this shouldn't be too hard.
Or you could buy, you know, a book that explains all this.