Here we
have implemented a 4bit LED Binary counter using Flash Programming.Till now we
have used the internal volatile memory of the F2833x to store the code for our
examples. This approach is fine for projects where we there are frequent
changes to parts and components of the software. However when it comes to
stand-alone embedded systems we no longer have the option to download the
control code .For stand-alone applications we need to store our control code in
the Non-volatile memory in this way the system will do the task immediately
after system power up.
Control code can be stored in volatile memory as well, but great that you thought of storing it in non volatile so that you could use it even after restart!
ReplyDeleteYour mini project was also somewhat related to it!
ReplyDeleteTry 8-bit binary counter, 4-bit is too small!
ReplyDeleteYou can also implement Hexadecimal and Decimal Counter!
ReplyDeleteIt's recommended to debug the program before implementation on DSP board.
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