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Summary Report of Guest Lecture

The department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has conducted the Guest lecture on Micro

Processors and Micro Controllers and its applications to Electrical Engineering on 22-2-2020

(Saturday) for III B.Tech II Semester ECE students. KG Reddy College of Engineering &

Technology encourages the guest lectures by the external experts in the respective fields. Prof.

Laskhmi Narayana, Assoc. Professor & Head-Department of Electronics and Communication, Scient

institute of technology has been invited for the Guest Lecture on the above topic. The session started

with addressing the students and introduction of the expert. Immediately the speaker has took over

the session.

Selecting the right device on which to base your new design can be daunting. The need to make the

right balance of price, performance and power consumption has many implications. First, there will

be the immediate technology considerations for the design you are able to embark on. However,

if microcontroller (MCU) or microprocessor (MPU), becomes the basis of a platform approach, the decision can have long-lasting consequences. Difference between microprocessor and microcontroller becomes an important debate at this point.

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Convener - Microprocessor

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Image: Architecitue of Both Micracontrollers and Microprocessors

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Accredited by NAAC

Typically an MCU uses on-chip embedded Flash memory in which to store and execute its program.

Storing the program this way means the MCU having a shorter start-up period and executuig code

quickly. The only practical limitation to using embedded memory is that the total available memory

space is finite. Most Flash MCU devices available on the market have a maximum of 2 Mbytes of

Program memory. Tlus may prove to be a limiting factor, depending on the application.

MPUs do not have memory constraints in the same way. They use external memory to provide

program and data storage. The program is typically stored in non-volatile memory, such as NAND or

serial Flash. At start-up, this is loaded into an external DRAM and execution commences. This

means the MPU will nat be up and running as quickly as an MCU but the amount of DRAM and

N VM you can connect to the processor is in the range of hundreds of Megabytes and even Gigabytes

for NAND.

Another difference is power. By embedding its own power supply, an MCU needs just one single

voltage power rail. By comparison, an MPU requires several difference voltage rails for core, DDR

etc. The developer needs to cater for this with additional power ICs /converters on- board.

The session ended with exploring the applications of Microprocessors and Micro controllers and also

its applications in teal time. Few students have also cleared their doubts related to the topic by asking

questions to the expert.

Outcome of the Session:

At the end of the session the students will be able to

1. Differentiate between the Microprocessors and Micro Controllers in detail

2. Draw the Micro processor architecture with naming the pins

3. Identify the applications of micro processors and micro controllers for electrical related

technologies

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Photographs

Image: Addressing the session by Mr.Khainntddin Syed

Image: Guest Lecture delivery by Prof. Lakshmi Narayana

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Circular No: KGRCET/2019-20/ECE/sem-2/Guest Lecturel

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Accredited by NAAC;

DATE:20/02/2020

All the students of III year and interested faculties are here by informed that, The Guest lecture on "Microprocessors and Microcontrollers" is scheduled on 22/02/2020. Students should attend actively to make it successful.

Note: All the Faculties are requested to encourage the students to attend.

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