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\title{Micro-controller Learning Modules}
\author{Michael Lemmon and Bill Goodwine}
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This learning module is a mini-course that provides a hands-on
environment for learning about interfacing micro-controllers to the
outside world. The modules are built around two micro-controller
modules: the MicroStamp11 and the MicroCore11. Both modules are based
on the popular Motorola 68HC11 micro-controller.

The first six modules provide quite a bit of detailed background
regarding the concepts covered or introduced in the module and focus
on the MicroStamp11 board.  The remainding modules provide fewer
details, but are typically based upon the concepts previously
introduced in the prior sections.  The modules following module six
are all based upon the MicroCore11 board.  Example source code for the
free gcc compiler is also provided.  Those that desire to use the gcc
compiler should consult the last module.

\input{stamp/introduction/introduction}
\input{stamp/familiarization/familiarization}
\input{stamp/interfacing/interfacing}
\input{stamp/serial/serial}
\input{stamp/oc-interrupts/oc-interrupts}
\input{stamp/ic-interrupts/ic-interrupts}
\input{core/servo}
\input{core/lcd}

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