9.1 Prelab Caleulations: Due at the beginning of lab. A. Read Appendix D, Introduction to Microcontrollers. B. Now consider the algorithm presented in Figure9.1. Recall that an algorithm is simply a finite set of precise instructions to solve a problem or to carry out a computation (a "recipe," not necessarily a "computer program") LEDOFF Figure 9.1: Flowchart Representation of a Simple Blink Program. C. Modify this flowchart to represent an algorithm which blinks LEDI (ON, OFF, ON, OFF) while simultancously blinking LED2 in the opposite manner (OFF, ON, OFF, ON, 1. Focus on the "Loop" part of the MCU program. Details of the other parts of this MCU program will be provided and discussed in Lab. 2. 9.1 Prelab Caleulations: Due at the beginning of lab. A. Read Appendix D, Introduction to Microcontrollers. B. Now consider the algorithm presented in Figure9.1. Recall that an algorithm is simply a finite set of precise instructions to solve a problem or to carry out a computation (a "recipe," not necessarily a "computer program") LEDOFF Figure 9.1: Flowchart Representation of a Simple Blink Program. C. Modify this flowchart to represent an algorithm which blinks LEDI (ON, OFF, ON, OFF) while simultancously blinking LED2 in the opposite manner (OFF, ON, OFF, ON, 1. Focus on the "Loop" part of the MCU program. Details of the other parts of this MCU program will be provided and discussed in Lab. 2