I want to send the signal from atmega32 to pc and plot them through matlab. I am sending the signals from microcontroller to pc through RS232 link. Can anybody tell how to go about the coding of atmega32 so that the signals can be plotted through matlab?
5  4800  Banfa 9,065
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What signals?
Presumably you are using something like Terminal on the pc to receive the data?
Can matlab deal with ASCII encode values? If so that is probably the easiest way to transfer the data to your PC.
The data I am getting from the microcontroller , i want to plot that.I dont know whether matlab can take ascii codes. If I use the hyperterminal to take the data from microcontroller , then how to make a code for that?
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Well check the data sheet for the atmega32, it should tell you what values to put into what registers to configure the serial port (it is the USART device) and then transmitting data is normally simply a matter of writing data to the transmit register and waiting for it to be sent before writing the the byte.
It is up to you weather you send binary or ASCII data, most terminals can receive either although probably if you use binary you will want to have the terminal capture the data straight to a file. With ASCII obviously you can read it in the terminal window.
I can't help you with matlab, I have never used it but you are going to have to find out what format it excepts data in before you start implementing.
It took me 10 seconds to google this page that looks like it may have useful information on the subject.
Thanks a lot. If I want to plot the data from ADC of microcontroller , then writing the data from the ADC register to the transmitter register will do?
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Possibly but then you would need matlab to understand the values that the ADC outputs. If you had to change the micro-controller and therefore the ADC then those values could change for the given input and you matlab program would have to change.
It would be better for the micro-controller to convert the ADC values to some format specified and known to you, then if you have to change the micro-controller you can do so with having to change the matlab program.
So you would be better off doing something like having the micro-controller convert the ADC register value to an actual input voltage and then sending that.
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