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Branch, Call, and Time Delay: Time Delay with AVR Assembler 

James Smith
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You can determine how much time it takes to get through a batch of assembler operations by knowing the cycles per instruction and the clock frequency. Typically it takes 1 clock cycle to get through one operation. However, branch operations can take one or two.
These particular slides correspond to Chapter 3 of the textbook, "The AVR Microcontroller and Embedded Systems Using Assembly and C: Using Arduino Uno and Atmel Studio."
The original slides and the main reference book can be found by the original author, Sepehr Naimi. See his website, nicerland.com, as well as co-author's website: www.microdigita...
The slides are used with permission. They have been updated by James Smith to reflect the way he teaches EECS 2021 at York University.

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