TMOD :- Used for Timer Mode of operation as you seen below. Upper nibble (4-bits) for Timer-1 and lower nibble is for Timer-0.
Gate :- It is used to enable the corresponding Timer.
Enable or disable the Timer-1 using Gate-1
Logic-1 - Timer-1 operates only if INT1 bits is set (P3.3)
Logic-0 - Timer-1 operates regardless of the logic state of the INT1.
C/T :- Counter / Timer. Logic-1 activates Counter and Logic-0 will activate Times.
M1 & M0 :- This bits are useful to select different modes of operation see the below table.
TCON :- It is useful to control the timer operation. Below image shows the TCON register.
TF1 :- This bit is set to Logic-1 automatically on the Timer-1 overflow.
TR1 :- This bit is used to enable the timer 1. This pin must be high to enable the Timer-1.
TF0 :- Set to one automatically when Timer-0 overflows.
TR0 :- Place 1 in this bit to enable the Timer-0.
Before going to calculate Delay time we know machine cycle and clock frequency of 8051 mc.
1 Machine Cycle = 12 Clock cycles
In 8051 mc we use crystal oscillator if frequency 11.0592 MHz.
So from this we get
= 11.059 MHz / 12
= 921.6 KHz.
Time period = 1/ Frequency
= 1/921.6 KHz = 1.085us
Now Calculate the Delay Time period
For Example. I want time delay = 1ms
Steps:-
We complete our process these calculations is very useful for coding.
Frequency = Clock frequency / 1 Machine Cycle
= 11.059 MHz / 12
= 921.6 KHz.
Time period = 1/ Frequency
= 1/921.6 KHz = 1.085us
Now Calculate the Delay Time period
For Example. I want time delay = 1ms
- Divide the 5ms with time period i.e (1ms/1.085us) = 922
- Subtraction Value-x from 65536 i.e (65536 - 922) = 64614 in decimal form
- Convert 64614 into Hexa decimal format which gives FC66.
- Load this value into TH-0/1 and TL-0/1 i.e TH-0xFC and TL-0x66.
In next post I will show you the virtual mode execution of Delay function using Timers registers in 8051 micro-controller.
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