Only the pre- lab section please ASAP
The purpose of this lab is to introduce you to the equipment and procedures used in the CEG 4330/6330 Laboratory, based on UNO L/O ports. This is a three-week project. PRELAB (20%) Complete the prelab assignments as teams. Remove any syntax error before you turn in prelab codes. It should be easy to modify the code to handle a different keypad. ) Week 2: 10%) Draw a complete circuit diagram and then write the code for Experiment 3 assuming using the white-letters-on-black-keys keypad. You must use as few digital I/O pins as possible (2) (Week 3: 10%) Draw a complete circuit diagram and then write the code for Experiment (5). Clearly specify the keypad you use. Again you must use as few digital LO pins as possible EXPERIMENT (80%) General notes In all lab experiment specifications, a check mark (V) indicates a question for which you are required to write an answer. Please keep neat, carefully labeled, and properly ordered notes. A double check (V) ndicates a point in the experiment where you should have the Lab Instructor check your progress before continuing. However, please feel free to ask your Lab Instructor for help at any time. For the lab projects, you may incorporate any source codes you find on the web with or without modification as long as you clearly identify the source The purpose of this lab is to introduce you to the equipment and procedures used in the CEG 4330/6330 Laboratory, based on UNO L/O ports. This is a three-week project. PRELAB (20%) Complete the prelab assignments as teams. Remove any syntax error before you turn in prelab codes. It should be easy to modify the code to handle a different keypad. ) Week 2: 10%) Draw a complete circuit diagram and then write the code for Experiment 3 assuming using the white-letters-on-black-keys keypad. You must use as few digital I/O pins as possible (2) (Week 3: 10%) Draw a complete circuit diagram and then write the code for Experiment (5). Clearly specify the keypad you use. Again you must use as few digital LO pins as possible EXPERIMENT (80%) General notes In all lab experiment specifications, a check mark (V) indicates a question for which you are required to write an answer. Please keep neat, carefully labeled, and properly ordered notes. A double check (V) ndicates a point in the experiment where you should have the Lab Instructor check your progress before continuing. However, please feel free to ask your Lab Instructor for help at any time. For the lab projects, you may incorporate any source codes you find on the web with or without modification as long as you clearly identify the source
