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Microprocessor applications for laboratory learning

In this thesis, I designed, implemented, and verified a number of projects for use in the Microprocessor Project Laboratory. I selected the development system for the course, designing and building hardware components where necessary. I also developed new project ideas, in addition to implementing and revising several projects used by the laboratory course in previous years. The finished set of laboratory projects included microprocessor applications from several different fields: flourescent lamp technology, waveform generation, robotics, feedback control, digital signal processing, and programmable logic. Thesis Supervisor: Steven B. Leeb Title: Associate Professor