ARM Registers

ARM Registers  Basically there are two types of registers – General purpose registers and Special purpose registers. General-purpose registers hold either data or an address. The letter r is prefixed to the register number to identify them. For example, the label r4 is assigned to register 4. Figure  depicts the active registers that are available …

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CPSR in ARM

CPSR and SPSR in ARM The ARM architecture supports two program status registers. The current program status register (CPSR) and the stored program status register (SPSR) are the two registers (SPSR). Click here to access to full ARM series. The CPSR in ARM is used to monitor and control internal operations. The CPSR is a …

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ARM Core Dataflow Model

ARM Core Dataflow Model The article deals with the explanation of the ARM core dataflow model. It also covers the complete implementation of architecture of the ARM processor(Complete ARM series ). As depicted in figure, an ARM core dataflow model may be thought of as functional units connected by data buses, with the arrows representing …

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CISC vs RISC

CISC vs RISC Architecture “Complex Instruction Set Computing” is the abbreviation for CISC This is a design for a microprocessor. The CISC architecture comprises a significant number of computer instructions that range in complexity and specialization from simple to complicated and specialized. Though the architecture was meant to calculate complicated instructions as quickly as possible, …

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ARM Processor Introduction

ARM Processor Introduction In this blog, arm processor introduction and features of ARM 7 are discussed. Click here to access complete series of ARM processor. The ARM processor center is a critical part of numerous fruitful 32-bit embedded systems. It stands for an Advanced RISC Machine. Here RISC stands for a Reduced Instruction Set Computer …

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PIC16f877a Architecture

Introduction The following diagram displays the complete PIC16f877a architecture. It consists of the various blocks that are discussed below. CPU CPU is one of the important parts of the PIC16f877a architecture. The CPU consists Arithmetic logic unit (ALU), a memory unit (MU), a control unit (CU), Accumulator. ALU performs arithmetic and logical operations, MU stores …

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Introduction to PIC 16f877a

Introduction to PIC 16f877a PIC stands for Peripheral Interface Controller. It can be programmed using flash memory technology, this lets stored data be electrically erased and reprogrammed, making this microcontroller very convenient and widely used in a huge number of devices like remote sensors, security and safety devices and home automation. This microcontroller is pretty …

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Infill 3D Printing 

Infill 3D Printing  What is Infill 3D printing? 3D printing has two zones, the shell and the fill. The shell refers to the outer walls of the model, whereas the fill or infill 3D printing refers to the amount of material inside the piece printed. A higher infill provides more strength, but at the cost …

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3D Printer Filament Types

3D filament 3D printer filament is long thermoplastic threads used for fused deposition modelling 3D printers.Few important types of filaments are ABS filament, PLA filament, PETG filament, PETT filament, Nylon filament, PVA filament, sandstone filamnet, wood filament, metal filament. These are usually spooled into a reel for storage and printer feeding. The thread is fed …

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How to Design for 3D Printing?

How to Design for 3D Printing? Introduction We can design pretty much everything on software, but when the model we made has to be printed a host of physical considerations have to be kept in mind to successfully realize the model. There are some basic considerations which are needed to be followed to ensure a …

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