Add Project 10: temperature-controlled fan (8255, ADC0804, emu8086)#5
Add Project 10: temperature-controlled fan (8255, ADC0804, emu8086)#5Muawiya-contact wants to merge 6 commits into
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…rature-controlled-fan Fix fan and buzzer state persistence in Project #10 control loop
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Summary
This adds Project #10 — temperature-controlled fan for emu8086: LM35 path through ADC0804 and 8255, LEDs plus a small motor as the fan (two rough speeds in software), and a buzzer with the motor dropped when the reading hits ≥ 100 °C. Samples are spaced with a long delay so it behaves like a slow monitoring loop.
The project folder README covers hookup (98h, INTR on PC4 when you can use it), PC_SHADOW so ADC strobes don’t stomp the buzzer bits, scaling for emu vs a real board, and how to poke port A for tests.
The root README gets the Project #10 entry and a contributor line.
Thanks for adding my efforts to your repo.
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Project #10 - Temperature-Controlled Fan System/Project #10 - Temperature-Controlled Fan System.asmProject #10 - Temperature-Controlled Fan System/README.mdREADME.md(TOC, short blurb, contributors)Notes
Closes #4