HIGH TEMPERATURE ALERT using 8051

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//Code for HIGH TEMPERATURE ALERT SYSTEM using 8051

#include // Includes 8051 microcontroller definitions

// Function declarations
void delay(unsigned int i); // Generates a delay for LCD enable pulse
void lcd_cmd(unsigned char a); // Sends a command to the LCD
void lcd_data(unsigned char b); // Sends data (characters) to the LCD
void lcd_init(void); // Initializes the LCD
void lcd_str(unsigned char *str); // Displays a string on the LCD
void hex2ascii(unsigned char value); // Converts hex value to ASCII for display

// Pin and port definitions
sbit rs = P2^0; // Register select pin for LCD
sbit en = P2^1; // Enable pin for LCD
sfr ldata = 0xb0; // Data port for LCD (Port 3)
sbit rd = P2^2; // Read pin for ADC
sbit wr = P2^3; // Write pin for ADC
sbit intr = P2^4; // Interrupt pin from ADC
sfr adc = 0x90; // ADC data from Port 1
sbit buz = P2^5; // Buzzer control pin

// Main function
void main ()
{
    // LCD welcome message
    lcd_init(); // Initialize LCD
    buz = 0; // Ensure the buzzer is off at the start
    lcd_str("    WELCOME    "); // Display first line of welcome message
    lcd_cmd(0xc0); // Move to the second line
    lcd_str("   TO PROJECT   "); // Display second line of welcome message
    delay(65000); // Delay for display
    lcd_cmd(0x01); // Clear the display
    
    // Display project title
    lcd_cmd(0x81); // Position the cursor
    lcd_str("  TEMPERATURE  "); // Display project title
    lcd_cmd(0xc2); // Move to the second line
    lcd_str("   ALERT   "); // Display 'ALERT' text
    delay(65000); // Delay for display
    lcd_cmd(0x01); // Clear display
    
    // Display temperature label
    lcd_cmd(0x80); // Move cursor to first line, start position
    lcd_str("  Temp ="); // Display 'Temp =' text
    lcd_cmd(0x8b); // Move cursor to show temperature in degrees
    lcd_data((char)223); // Display degree symbol
    lcd_str("C"); // Display 'C' for Celsius

    // Infinite loop to continuously monitor temperature
    while(1)
    {   
        // ADC conversion process
        rd = 1; // Set read high
        wr = 0; // Start conversion by setting write low
        delay(100); // Wait for conversion
        wr = 1; // Set write high
        while(intr == 1); // Wait until conversion finishes (interrupt flag low)
        delay(100); // Small delay
        rd = 0; // Set read low to fetch ADC result

        // Display temperature value
        lcd_cmd(0x89); // Set cursor position to display temperature value
        hex2ascii(adc*2); // Convert ADC value to ASCII and display
        
        // High-temperature alert condition
        if(adc*2 > 0x1d) // Check if temperature exceeds threshold (29°C)
        {
            // Display alert message and activate buzzer
            lcd_cmd(0xC0); // Move cursor to second line
            lcd_str("HIGH TEMP ALERT!"); // Display high temp alert message
            buz = 1; // Turn buzzer on
        }
        else
        {
            // Clear alert message and turn off buzzer
            lcd_cmd(0xC0); // Move cursor to second line
            lcd_str("                "); // Clear the alert message
            buz = 0; // Turn buzzer off
        }
        intr = 1; // Ready for next ADC conversion
    }
}

// Function to convert hex value to ASCII and display on LCD
void hex2ascii(unsigned char value) 
{
    unsigned char x, d1, d2, d3;
    x = value / 10; // Extract tens digit
    d3 = value % 10; // Extract ones digit
    d2 = x % 10; // Extract tens digit
    d1 = x / 10; // Extract hundreds digit
    //lcd_data(d1 + 0x30); // Display hundreds digit (ASCII)
    lcd_data(d2 + 0x30); // Display tens digit (ASCII)
    lcd_data(d3 + 0x30); // Display ones digit (ASCII)
}

// LCD initialization function
void lcd_init()
{
    lcd_cmd(0x38); // Initialize LCD for 8-bit mode
    lcd_cmd(0x0c); // Display on, cursor off
    lcd_cmd(0x01); // Clear display
    lcd_cmd(0x80); // Set cursor to beginning of first line
}

// Delay function
void delay(unsigned int i)
{
    unsigned int j;
    for(j = 0; j < i; j++); // Simple loop for delay
}

// Function to send command to LCD
void lcd_cmd(unsigned char a)
{
    rs = 0; // Set for command mode
    ldata = a; // Load command to data port
    en = 1; // Enable LCD
    delay(5); // Small delay
    en = 0; // Disable LCD
    delay(5); // Small delay
}

// Function to send data (characters) to LCD
void lcd_data(unsigned char b)
{
    rs = 1; // Set for data mode
    ldata = b; // Load data to data port
    en = 1; // Enable LCD
    delay(5); // Small delay
    en = 0; // Disable LCD
    delay(5); // Small delay
}

// Function to display string on LCD
void lcd_str(unsigned char *str)
{
    while(*str) // Loop until the end of the string
    {
        lcd_data(*str++); // Send each character to the LCD
    }
}

I tried adjusting the formula used in my code to display the temperature values from an ADC connected to an LM35 temperature sensor. Initially, I multiplied the ADC value by 2, but that only displayed even temperatures.

What I Expected: I was expecting the temperature display to show both even and odd values as the sensor reads the temperature. I anticipated a smooth progression of temperature values (e.g., 29°C, 30°C, 31°C) as the sensor detects the changes, without skipping or rounding errors.

HIGH TEMPERATURE ALERT using 8051

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