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Use the eye, ones, and zeros command to create the following arrays:
A=
Using the variables A, B, and C, write a command that create the following
D=
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- For this exercise, create a project using Keil or MCU8051 and use the editor to type a simple code that show the following results: Location Value R1 66H R2 F5H R5 34H 77H 56H 80H 45H Then: Add the numbers in R2 and R5 and save the answer in 51H. Add the current value in A with 'A5H' and save the answer in R6.arrow_forwardbläi 3 Chose the correct answer for the output F of the following circuit ( Assume that A= 100010, B= 110100, C=101100 and D =100100 and the first bit out from the circuit is bit O) F 100000 None of them 011111 001001 110110arrow_forwardif A=1100 and B=100 and C=101 write (F in Hex where F in Decimal is (A+B-C --arrow_forward
- Read the Assembly program carefully, understand its working/functionality and answer the below given questions. MOV DX, 0090 MOV DS, DX MOV AX, 0004 MOV DX, AX SUB DX,1Back: MUL DX DEC DX CMP DX, 0 JNE Back MOV [0020], AL INT E INT 7 a. How many times the Loop will repeat?b. What will be value of AL after complete execution of program?c. Write the main idea of the functionality of the program in your own words briefly.arrow_forwardanswer all the following questions. For a 12-bit linear PCM code with a resolution of 0.02 V, determine the voltage range that would be converted to the following PCM codes: 100000000001 000000000000 110000000000 010000000111 100100010001 101010101010arrow_forwardở Pour working steps: SUTM UTM Q.1 & UTM O UTM (a) State two differences in the features of a general-purpose computer application compared to an embedded system application. UTM & 5 UTM 5 UTM instructions (c) Show the status of the C, H and V flags after the addition of 0x88 and 0X9B in staTM UTM ITM &UTM LDI R20, R21, LDI Ox88 UTM 3 ADD R20 R21 (d) frequency is 1 MHz. & UTM & UTM 5 UTM UTM & DELAY: AGAIN: R16, 0x20 NOP NOP NOP UTM & UTM 3 UT Pstal DEC R16 5 UTM O UTM TM BRNE AGAIN 5 UTM 3 RET 75 UTM UTMarrow_forward
- QUESTION 4 The following code is used as delay in a program: 0104 MOV BX, 0004 0107 MOV CX, FFFF 010A LOOP 010A 010C DEC BX 010D JNZ 0107 If you modify the code to set BX= 0008: The delay will be increased and program will appear to run faster. The delay will be decreased and program will appear to run faster. The delay will be increased and program will appear to run slower. The delay will be decreased and program will appear to run slower.arrow_forwardWhat are the two Boolean expression to create a half adder circuit? Sum = A*B + A*B, Carry Out = A*B Sum = A*B + A*B, Carry Out = A*B Sum = A*B,Carry Out =A*B Sum =x = A*B + A*B, Carry Out= A*B %3Darrow_forwardQUESTION 32 The following code is used to create delay in a program: 0104 MOV BX, 0004 0107 MOV CX, FFFF 010A LOOP 010A 010C DEC BX 010D JNZ 0107 If you modify the code to set CX= 1FFF: O The delay will be increased and program will appear to run slower. O The delay will be decreased and program will appear to run slower. The delay will be decreased and program will appear to run faster. O The delay will be increased and program will appear to run faster.arrow_forward
- 1- Connect the following 8*8 Dot-Matrix LED display to AT89C51 microcontroller. C1-C8 are the columns and R1-R8 are the rows. Anodic column/Cathodic Row displa C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8arrow_forwardVth, Zth and In are needed for Vth the answer is 3.47 Angle 123 but it not sure so pls answer the way you like! Please use three decimal places, thank you!arrow_forwardWhat will be the final value of DI after executing the following piece of code? Execute the instructions dependently one after another. CLD MOU CX,OFOH MOU AX,05678H MOU DI,01000H MOU ES, DI SUB DI, DI REPNZ SCASB -R AX-0000 DS-073F 073F:0100 0000 D 1000:0 F 1000:0000 92 00 14 12 54 56 44 78-AD 56 78 FO 00 00 00 00 BX-0000 CX-0000 DX-0000 SP-00FD ES-1000 SS%3073F CS=073F BP-0000 SI=0000 DI=0000 IP-0100 NU UP EI PL NZ NA PO NC ADD IBX SI1,AL DS:0000 CD TUDX.Ux..... .... Notes: 1- Use the DEBUG window to answer this question (values shown are prior to execution and in hexadecimal 2- Write down the final value of DI as four hexadecimal digits without any additional characters.arrow_forward
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