Lecture

Modes of Addressing in Microcontrollers

Description

This lecture covers the different modes of addressing in microcontrollers, including direct, indirect, immediate, and relative addressing. It explains the importance of pointers in addressing modes and demonstrates examples of addressing modes in AVR microcontrollers. The lecture also discusses the use of pointers in string manipulation, ASCII encoding, and program memory access. Additionally, it explores the concept of lookup tables for efficient function implementation in microcontroller programming.

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