Lecture

Addressing Modes and Pointers

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Description

This lecture covers the basic concepts of addressing modes in microcontrollers, including direct, indirect, implicit, immediate, and constant addressing. It also delves into the use of pointers for memory-data addressing, explaining how pointers are essential for processing arrays and character strings in program memory.

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Computer engineering

Hardware engineering: Microprocessors

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