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 Chapter 7. Basic Experiments 7.2. Experiment with Flowing LEDs In the last experiment, it shows basic LED flashing experiment. In daily life, flowing LEDs are often seen in LED ads. In this experiment, the principle and programming of flowing LEDs is discussed.
The Fundamentals of Flowing LEDsTo light up LEDs as a flowing water, 8 LEDs are used in the development board. At any time, one of 8 LEDs lights up. It starts up with the LED1 on, and then LED2, and goes on. When LED8 is on, the flowing LED is finished in this turn. LED1 lights up again in the next. See the below table.
Circuit Design
Software Design01 #include <reg51.h> 02 03 sbit LED1 = P1^0; 04 sbit LED2 = P1^1; 05 sbit LED3 = P1^2; 06 sbit LED4 = P1^3; 07 sbit LED5 = P1^4; 08 sbit LED6 = P1^5; 09 sbit LED7 = P1^6; 10 sbit LED8 = P1^7; 11 12 void Delay() 13 { 15 unsigned char i,j; 16 for(i=0;i<255;i++) 17 for(j=0;j<255;j++); 18 } 19 20 void main() 21 { 22 while(1) 23 { 24 P1 = 0xff; 25 LED1 = 0; 26 Delay(); 27 LED2 = 0; 28 LED1 = 1; 29 Delay(); 30 LED3 = 0; 31 LED2 = 1; 32 Delay(); 33 LED4 = 0; 34 LED3 = 1; 35 Delay(); 36 LED5 = 0; 37 LED4 = 1; 38 Delay(); 39 LED6 = 0; 40 LED5 = 1; 41 Delay(); 42 LED7 = 0; 43 LED6 = 1; 44 Delay(); 45 LED8 = 0; 46 LED7 = 1; 47 Delay(); 48 } 49 } Program Notes Line 1: include the 8051 register definition header file Line 3-10: bit define LED1 ~ LED8 to P1.0 ~ P1.7 Line 12-18: delay function, the delay time depends on the MCU clock Line 20: main function Line 24: set P1 port all to be 1, lights all LEDs off Line 25: light LED1 on Line 26: invoke the delay function Line 27: light LED2 on Line 28: light LED1 off Line 29: invoke the delay function Line 30-47: light on or off LEDs A Better ProgramTill now, the flowing LEDs is done. But there’s a better way to meet the need. See the following codes. #include <reg51.h>
void Delay() { unsigned char i,j; for(i=0;i<255;i++) for(j=0;j<255;j++); }
void main() { unsigned char i; unsigned char temp;
P1 = 0xff; //set all P1.x to 1, light all LEDs off
while(1) { temp = 0x01; //assign initial value to temp, with 1 bit set for(i = 0; i < 8; i++) { P1 = ~temp; //logic not temp Delay(); //invoke delay function temp = temp << 1; //left move temp variable by 1 bit } } } The above codes implement the same function. The difference is that we take 8 LEDs as a whole. Assign a variable to P1 to set P1.0 ~ P1.7 to different status.
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