The document discusses the architecture of AVR microcontrollers, including registers, memory, and instruction usage. It explains that AVR CPUs use general purpose registers to temporarily store data during processing. It also describes the AVR data memory and status register, which are used by instructions to access and manipulate data. Finally, it provides details on AVR programming and assembly language.
The document discusses the architecture of AVR microcontrollers, including registers, memory, and instruction usage. It explains that AVR CPUs use general purpose registers to temporarily store data during processing. It also describes the AVR data memory and status register, which are used by instructions to access and manipulate data. Finally, it provides details on AVR programming and assembly language.
The document discusses the architecture of AVR microcontrollers, including registers, memory, and instruction usage. It explains that AVR CPUs use general purpose registers to temporarily store data during processing. It also describes the AVR data memory and status register, which are used by instructions to access and manipulate data. Finally, it provides details on AVR programming and assembly language.
The document discusses the architecture of AVR microcontrollers, including registers, memory, and instruction usage. It explains that AVR CPUs use general purpose registers to temporarily store data during processing. It also describes the AVR data memory and status register, which are used by instructions to access and manipulate data. Finally, it provides details on AVR programming and assembly language.
9 RISK ARCHITECTURE COUNTER AND IN THE AVR PROGRAM ROM SPACE IN AVR
1 THE GENERAL To program in Assembly PURPOSE REGISTERS 7 ASSEMBLING AND language, we must IN AVR AVR PROGRAM undestand:
Architecture AVR ARCHITECTURE AND
Registers of a given ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE CPU PROGRAMMING 6 INTRODUCTION TO AVR ASSEMBLY 2 THE AVR DATA PROGRAMMING MEMORY
INSTRUCTIONS 3 USING 5 AVR DATA FORMAT 4 AVR STATUS AND DIRECTIVES INSTRUCTIONS WITH REGISTER THE DATA MEMORY 1 THE GENERAL Byte of data to be processed PURPOSE CPU uses registers to REGISTERS IN AVR store information temporarily An address pointing to the data to be fetched
8 bit registers D7: MSB D0: LSB
If there is data larger than 8 bit,
it must be broken into 8-bit chunks Are located at the lowest 32 GPR´s R0-R31 location of memory address They can be used by all arithmetic and logic instructions It is not possible to load values into registers R0 to R15 using LDI
