
This section clarifies the architecture of the 8051 microcontroller. It mainly concentrates on hardware components, pin descriptions of the chip. Also describes the comparison between 8085 & 8051
It describes what a microcontroller means
This lecture mainly deals with the block diagram of 8051 architecture and its component explanation
Students were able to draw the block diagram and explain its components at the end of this.
This lecture clarifies the main Architecture diagram with pin description and addresses of 8051 chip.
Comparison between microprocessor and microcontroller. Also explains why we have to choose a microcontroller instead of a microprocessor
This lecture deals with an introduction of 8051 instruction sets.
This section is about addition instruction such as ADD, ADDC, subtraction instructions like SUBB, multiplication instructions, and division instructions
In the end, students were able to write programs based on these instructions.
This describes the logical instruction sets such as ANL, ORL, XRL, CPL, Exchange instructions, Clear instructions, etc In the end, students were able to write programs based on these instructions.
This describes the jump instructions such as JC, JNC, JZ, JNZ, CJNE, DJNZ, SJMP, LJMP, etc and call instructions such as ACALL, LCALL etc
In the end, students were able to write programs based on these instructions.
This is about certain boolean variable instruction types such as CLR, CPL, ANL, Jump instructions, etc.
This lecture clarifies certain rotate instructions such as RRA, RRCA, RLA, RLCA with examples
This lecture is about some miscellaneous instructions , which we widely used while writing programs
There are 5 addressing modes such as Direct addressing mode, Indirect addressing mode, Register addressing mode, Immediate addressing mode, and indexed addressing mode. At the end of this video, certain questions were provided, students have to identify which addressing mode is used.
Practice writing programs for other questions.
Students were able to write programs at the end of this session.
This section demonstrates the timers/counter operation of 8051 microcontroller. It also describes the various registers used for this operation.
Student will be able to generate a time delay after completing this session.
This lecture explains the basics of timer/counter operation with registers.
Students will be able to understand the basic concepts of timers from this lecture.
There are 4 modes of operation for a timer. This section clarifies the mode 1 programming of the timer
Students will be able to generate a time delay based on mode 1 by the end of this lecture
This lecture explains the mode 2 programming of timer.
Students will be able to generate the time delay and create different shapes at the end of this session.
This section deals with the 6 interrupt sources of the 8051 microcontroller, how interrupt priority can be assigned, the principle of interrupt registers etc.
It also explains the serial port programming concept.
Students will be having a clear idea about interrupts and serial communication at the end of this session.
It deals with the different types of external and internal interrupts used in 8051 microcontroller.
This lecture is all about interrupt enable register, interrupt priority register, and how priority can be assigned to each and every interrupt
Students will be able to assign priority to the interrupts and have a clear idea about 8051 interrupts
This lecture is about the comparison between serial and parallel communication, baud rate, how baud rate can be given to data, etc.
Students will be able to understand the basics of serial communication at the end of this lecture.
This video is about different character transmission and reception techniques using serial port programming
Students will be able to program serial data transfer at the end of this session.
This session deals with the interfacing pins, how to interface 8051 with external memory and interfacing 8051 with input devices such as keyboard, output devices like LCD, and ADC, DAC, DC motor, Relay, etc.
At the end of this session, students will be able to use the interfacing techniques in any device.
This session deals with the basics of interfacing with the pin descriptions.
At the end of this video, students will be able to learn the pins used in interfacing
This lecture is about the external memory interfacing with 8051 microcontroller.
At the end of this lecture, students will able to interface any memory with 8051 microcontroller.
This lecture is about analog to digital converter interfacing. It includes Analog pin description, Program and connection diagram of 8051 with ADC
This lecture is digital to analog interfacing with 8051 microcontroller. It also include DAC 0808 pin description, DAC connection with 8051 microcontroller & DAC program
How to interface a dc motor with 8051 microcontroller is included in this lecture.
Students will able to rotate a dc motor by using this interfacing technique at the end of this lecture.
How to use input devices with 8051 microcontrollers. It is explained by this lecture. It also includes the pin descriptions of the Keyboard, Connection diagram with 8051, and flowchart.
Students will able to interface Keyboard with 8051 microcontroller at the end of this lecture
Relay means a controlled switch. How a switch can be turned on and off is explained by this lecture.
At the end of this lecture students will be able to interface relay with 8051 microcontroller and this concept can be applied for various practical applications too.
How to display some characters in the output screen. It is explained in this lecture by means of LCD interfacing. The program and connection diagram is also included here.
Students will be able to interface an LCD with 8051 microcontroller and can display any character name on the screen.
This in-depth course on the Intel 8051 Microcontroller is meticulously designed to provide a complete and enriching learning experience for students at all levels, from absolute beginners to advanced learners. The curriculum is structured to cover every critical aspect of the 8051 microcontroller, including its architecture, instruction set with real-time examples, assembly language programming, and core functionalities such as timers, counters, interrupts, and serial communication. Additionally, the course offers detailed guidance on interfacing external memory devices, a key requirement for real-world embedded system applications.
What sets this course apart is its strong emphasis on practical application. Students will gain hands-on experience working with the 40-pin microcontroller chip, enabling them to understand both hardware and software integration effectively. The content is delivered in a clear, pointwise format, which enhances understanding and retention—making it especially useful for students aiming to excel in exams and academic evaluations.
By the end of the course, learners will be capable of developing, programming, and debugging real-time applications with confidence. The course also serves as a powerful resource for industrial professionals who seek a solid technical foundation for designing embedded projects.
Beyond the 8051, this course lays the groundwork for easily understanding and mastering other microcontroller families, making it a gateway to broader embedded system expertise. Whether your goal is academic excellence or practical implementation in the industry, this course provides the depth, clarity, and practical knowledge needed to excel.