Inputs and Outputs: Peripheral Communication

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Explores inputs and outputs in computer systems, covering peripherals, addressing modes, A/D converters, interrupts, and DMA.

Explores connecting peripherals, handling interrupts, and modifying button interfaces for generating interrupts.

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Explores interrupts as a mechanism for abstraction and multiplexing in operating systems, covering handling, processing, and initialization.

Covers the interaction between operating systems and IO devices, focusing on hardware fundamentals and performance implications.

Covers the creation of processes, switching between them, handling interrupts, and the context switch mechanism in the multiprocessor world.

Covers the design of a programmable parallel port interface for an Avalon bus and the architecture of the Nios II processor.

Explores process execution, protection, and efficient OS mechanisms for secure and reliable multi-program environments.

Covers adding interrupts to a CPU and implementing a software dispatcher for interrupt handling with fixed priorities.

Explores the Nios II embedded system architecture, trade-off patterns, interrupt handling, exceptions, and ISR performance metrics.