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Features of 8085 Microprocessor

Features of 8085 Microprocessor     Embedded Systems Embedded Systems: Fundamentals Embedded Systems: Features Embedded Systems: Design Metrics Embedded Systems: History Embedded Systems: Classification Embedded Systems: Application Areas    Basic Electronics: Tutorial Voltage, Current, and Resistance – Part 1 Voltage, Current, and Resistance – Part 2 Voltage, Current, and Resistance – Part 3 Voltage, Current, […]

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Origin & Timeline of Microprocessor Evolution

Origin & Timeline Of Microprocessor Evolution Origin of Microprocessors Microprocessor evolution started with the earlier mechanical calculating devices, in the 1930s. These devices used mechanical relays, later on in the 1950s, these devices were replaced by vacuum tubes. The vacuum tubes were quickly replaced by transistors. The breakthrough in transistor technology led to the introduction

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Microprocessors Vs Microcontrollers

Microprocessors Vs Microcontrollers Features and Basic Differences Features of a Microprocessor Microprocessors are the integrated circuits at the core of every modern computer and electrical gadget. It processes numerical and logical data in accordance with the instructions given to it. A few important features of microprocessors are listed below: Architecture: Microprocessors are designed based on

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Microprocessors: Fundamentals

Microprocessors: Fundamentals What is a Microprocessor? A microprocessor is a compact digital device integrated on a single chip. It is capable of retrieving instructions from a memory source, decoding and executing them. Microprocessor involves in performing various arithmetic and logical operations. Furthermore, it can accept data from input devices and transmit results to output devices.

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Data Structure: Characteristics & Classifications

Data Structure: Characteristics & Classifications What are the different Characteristics of data structures? Data structures are frequently categorized according to their properties. The following three characteristics are examples: a) Linear or non-linear: Linear data structures store data elements in a sequential manner, where each element has a unique predecessor and successor (except for the first

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Data Structures: Introduction

Data Structures: Introduction Introduction: Data plays a crucial role in everyday life, permeating various aspects of our personal and professional activities. From making informed decisions to enhancing efficiency and innovation, here are some key reasons why data is important in our daily lives: i) Informed Decision-Making:  Data empowers informed decision-making across various aspects of our lives,

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