Positioning system based on infra-red remote controller

    
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he remote controlled procesess are needed because in some applications, the presence of the human is not possible or is not allowed. The control signals are generated by a remote controll. An infra-red decoder, SFH506, transmits signals to a microcontroller which, based  on the software inscribed, makes interpretation of the signals and generates proper signals in order to actuate the process

As a controller we used a microcontroller from the AVR family, AT90S2313. These microcontrollers have Harvard architecture, with program memory and data memory. Most of instructions are executed in a single clock. The AVR microcontrollers include 83 instructions and 32 registers, all of them could be the accumulators. In the following figure is presented the electronic subsystem implemented. For programming the microcontroller we used the Bascom AVR software an extension of known QBasic for microcontrollers.

 The program is listed here.


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