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The use of turbine and positive displacement meters has generated a new type of flow ratio system. These devices are inherently linear and are of a fairly wide range; but of most significance, they do not produce an analog output. Each rotation of their moving elements produces a discrete number of pulses representative of a particular volume of fluid that has passed through. The pulse rate or frequency is proportional to the flow rate, and the total number of pulses transmitted over a given length of time is a measure of the volume of fluid delivered. To take advantage of the discrete nature of the measurements, a special type of control system has been developed. In the digital blending system, the volume delivered through each meter is continuously compared with the volume desired for that stream. An error between the two generates a control signal that manipulates the valve in that stream. Functionally, the loops are arranged similarly to what was shown in Fig. 6.7. A master set station transmits a pulse rate that paces the entire system, demanding a certain total flow rate. This pulse rate is multiplied by the ratio setting for each flow loop, thus producing a rate set point for each loop. There the similarity to an analog system ends.

Here are a couple of snippets that will allow you to increment and decrement the w register without affecting any le registers if you don t have addlw/sublw instructions (i.e., in the case of low-end processors). Reg can be any register that does not change during execution of the three instructions. For low-end parts, any le register can be used because there is no danger of them being updated by an interrupt handler. To increment:

For questions 1 3, choose the room arrangement that is most appropriate for the given situation. 1. A conference breakout and team-building session for fteen participants (a) Boardroom (b) U shape (c) Theater (d) Classroom 2. An orientation meeting for seven newly hired employees, with the goal of teaching the group to ll out insurance forms (a) Classroom (b) Boardroom (c) Chevron (d) Conference 3. A shareholders meeting for three hundred people (a) Boardroom (b) Theater (c) U shape (d) Chevron 4. What is the best room setting to emphasize hierarchy and power (a) U shape (b) Boardroom (c) Theater (d) Chevron

xorlw 0x0FF addwf Reg, w subwf Reg, w ; ; ; ; Get w = w = w = 1s Complement of Number Reg + (w^0x0FF) Reg + ((Reg + (w^0x0FF))^0x0FF) + 1 w + 1

To decrement, the instructions are rearranged:

subwf Reg, w xorlw 0x0FF addwf Reg, w ; w = Reg + (2^0x0FF) + 1 ; Get 1s Complement of Result ; w = w - 1

These two lines will rotate the contents of a le register in a low-end or mid-range PIC microcontroller without losing data in the carry ag. When working with the PIC18, the rlncf and rrncf instructions can be used for the same function. Rotates right and left can be implemented with this snippet. Note that the carry ag is changed.

rlf Register, w rlf Register, f ; Load Carry with the high bit ; Shift over with high bit going low

Here is a fast way to save speci c bits from one register into another:

movf Source, w xorwf Destination, w andlw B xxxxxxxx ; Replace x with 1 to Copy the Bit xorwf Destination, f

This is a question that comes up all the time when the contents of a byte are to be displayed/output. The most obvious way of doing this is to use a table read:

FIG 6.11. The output of the controller is the only analog signal in a typical digital blending system.

5. What is the best room temperature for a presentation (a) Sixty-eight degrees controlled by participants (b) Seventy-two degrees controlled by participants (c) Seventy-two degrees controlled by maintenance (d) Sixty-eight degrees controlled by the speaker

NybbletoASCII: addwf PCL, f ; Add the Contents of the Nybble to PCL/ dt 0123456789ABCDEF ; return the ASCII as a Table Offset

NybbletoASCII: addlw 0x036 btfsc STATUS, DC addlw 7 addlw 0-6 return ; ; ; ; Convert a Nybble in w to ASCII Add 0 + 6 to Value If Digit Carry Set, then A - F Add Difference Between 9 and A

When I m developing software, I always nd that I m the happiest (most productive, debug fastest) using an integrated development environment (IDE). This extends to PC programming, where I always liked the original Borland Turbo Pascal and the modern Microsoft Visual Basic and Visual C++ development tools (part of Microsoft s Visual Development Studio integrated development environment). I don t believe that I am alone in feeling this way, and the Microchip PIC microcontroller MPLAB integrated development environment (shown in Fig. 3.9) has done a lot to make the PIC microcontroller popular with people looking for a place to learn about microcontrollers.

Figure 3.9 The Microchip MPLAB integrated development environment (IDE) is the rst tool you should turn to when learning to create PIC microcontroller applications.

An integrated development environment integrates all the software development tools I ve described in the previous sections. A microcontroller integrated development environment brings the following tools together: