AVR- Architecture, Assembly & Reverse Engineering
Offered By: Hackaday via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Dive into the second class of the AVR: Architecture, Assembly & Reverse Engineering series, focusing on fundamental concepts and instructions for AVR microcontrollers. Explore timers, cycles, and code speed measurement techniques. Gain insights into the AVR instruction manual and register structure. Learn essential instructions such as NOP, CLI, SEI, LDI, STS, and LDS. Understand how to use asm()'s input and output operands effectively. Master the MOV instruction for copying data between registers and discover techniques for combining multiple instructions. This comprehensive video lecture provides a solid foundation for working with AVR architecture and assembly language programming.
Syllabus
- Start
- Hello!
- Timers, Cycles & Measuring Code Speed
- The AVR Instruction Manual
- AVR Registers
- Our first instruction: NOP
- CLI & SEI
- LDI - Load Immediate
- STS & LDS
- asm's Input & Output Operands
- MOV - Copy Data Between Registers
- Combining Multiple Instructions
Taught by
HACKADAY
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