Was expecting the counter to be in Binary.

Hey there, I would like to thank you for your video, because thanks to this i was able to make some of my projects work. (e.g. making a cpu and exploring embedded devices)

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in 2.25 mins you, have told us, what our teacher has dragged on for 2 MONTHS.

But I dont understand why you skip instruciton 4 at programcounter 0006 and 0007??

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This is the best explanation I’ve seen on this. Thank you.

good work sir

Great video, thanks

If you are using 8051 you can do by directly pushing or bit ahift to push data to regiaterbof max7219

Best illustration

After reading the datasheet on the 328p, this helps to solidify what I thought I knew. Thank you.

Simple and Superbly explained

Thank you very much. I think, that the "x" hasn't been defined, has it?

Thanks, this helped me a lot

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Thanks continue series

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Wow video after 10 months

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Amazing

We can use switch directly right, what is the reason we are going for lookup?

I didn't no Arnold Schwarzenegger was a computer professor

How about in assembly? Also how do I call it in assembly?

Thank You... Tomorrow is my Exam of CA and i Had no Knowledge about This Computer Architecture . You Explained it So Good.

Great vid!

hello,thanks for your video,could you share an example about interrupt with rf remote control?

It should be mentioned, that through using an µC great flexibility is achieved, in expence of speed: In this scenario an µC is about 1000 much (by 12MHz Clock) slower than Decoder. Developer just should know about this aspect und use accordingly. Thank you for great series of videos about 8051 µC - nice Work.

Great job. Greetings from BraSil.

I read this in an A level book for Program Counter: ‘PC holds the address of the next instruction to be executed…’ (Yes, I understand this part) ‘…This may be the next instruction in a sequence of instructions, or, if the current instruction is a branch or jump instruction, the address to jump to, copied from the current instruction register (CIR) to the PC. Above I do not understand. Can someone please explain it to me. Thank you (I think it’s the English I don’t understand, the way it’s written even though I am English myself 🤦🏼‍♀️

this is not 8051 program

It was very useful. Thanks

It was very useful ... Thanks a lot

Thank you for the video. How can I print hello world in ARM Assembly?

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this is how u explian a problem

Very important video !

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Best one on the internet so far!!!