Write a program in 8051 to copy the contents of registers R0 to R7 into internal RAM addresses 40H to 47H respectively using PUSH instructions. Assume Register Bank 0 is selected.
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a) Write a program in 8051 to copy the contents of registers R0 to R7 into internal RAM addresses
40H to 47H respectively using PUSH instructions. Assume Register Bank 0 is selected.
b)Observe the timing diagrams given in Fig. A and Fig. B below and identify the mode of operation
when these kind of waveforms are produced on the OUT pin of the IC. Also, name the IC and explain
the mode during which the following output waveforms were produced.
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