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| en:multiasm:exercisesbook:avr:sut [2026/05/04 14:48] – [Laboratory Scenarios] pczekalski | en:multiasm:exercisesbook:avr:sut [2026/05/04 14:50] (current) – [Visualising Instruction Execution Time Using an Oscilloscope] pczekalski | ||
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| - | ==== Add on: visualise instruction execution time using Oscilloscope ==== | + | ==== Visualising Instruction Execution Time Using an Oscilloscope ==== |
| - | Let's try to visualise how code operates the GPIO. | + | Let's try to visualise how code operates the GPIO. Naturally, in the remote lab, it is not possible to do it remotely, so here we present some desk-based experiments.\\ |
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| In the function that displays a single digit, there is a section that loads a binary mask into the internal registers, enabling the LED segments that constitute the digit to be turned on and off. It is: | In the function that displays a single digit, there is a section that loads a binary mask into the internal registers, enabling the LED segments that constitute the digit to be turned on and off. It is: | ||
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