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8 Candidate Quiz Buzzer Using At89c51
Microcontroller
December 3, 2012 posted in Electronics Seminar Topics by Ramesh Gavva Shanthan
The proposed 8 Candidate Quiz Buzzer design is used in quiz competition when they use buzzer
for opting their turn. The proposed design is a microcontroller(AT89C51) based design and we
use an AT89C51 microcontroller which belong s to the family of 8051 microcontrollers. In this
paper we will see how the circuit design is made and how the buzzer works and displays the
information on the screen.

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Brief on the 8 Candidate Quiz Buzzer working model and design:
The AT89C51 microcontroller is a 40 pin package in which 32 pins can be used for input and
output purposes. We use 8 switches and they are connected individually to port1 pins and we
make a serial line for all the 8 switches so that they can be connected to a buzzer and when any
switch is presses a buzzer is blown. We use a seven segment display to display the information
of the switch which is presses.
The code for this application is written in such a way that when any input switch is presses the
corresponding switch number is displayed in the LCD screen. The microcontroller works a clock
frequency of 12 Mhz. the entire device requires a power supply of 5v and we can provide it by
using a battery source or by using a step down transformer from the power supply.

The AT89C51 microcontroller has an inbuilt flash memory of 8kb and we can reprogram it any
number of times. We can use IC based design but the microcontroller design has less delay and
can give quick responses.
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