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1 PIC18 CH. 4

2 PIC18F452/458 Peripherals – Data ports – PORTA 6-bit PORTB 8-bit
PORTC 8-bit PORTD 8-bit PORTE 3-bit 33 pins out of 40 pins are set aside for the 5 ports – PORTA, …

3 I/O, other functions – for each port
To use any of these ports as an input or output port – it must be programmed I/O, other functions – for each port Each port has three SFRs associated with it [see T. 4.2]. These registers r designated as  PORTx - PORTA, PORTB TRISx - TRIState LATx - LATch

4 5.1 arithmetic ADDLW k ;WREG = k + WREG
ADDWF fileReg, d ; = WREG + fileReg’s byte F = F + W ADDWFC  add with carry For 16-bits addition, if any carry in the lower-byte addition [ADDWF] – then this carry will be added by ADDWFC for higher-byte F = F + W + carry

5 Subtraction: SUBLW k ;WREG = k – WREG SUBWF  destination = fileReg – WREG SUBWFB  dest = fileReg – WREG – borrow SUBFWB  dest = WREG – fileReg - borrow

6 Multiplication: byte-by-byte multiplication only – unsigned data
MULLW k W x k Result = 16-bit One of the operand must be in the WREG Another operand must be a literal value [k] Results in the special function registers PRODH (higher-byte) & PRODL (lower-byte)

7 Division of unsigned numbers
No instruction for the division of byte/byte! Perform a division by repeated subtraction Numerator is  placed in a fileReg Denominator is  subtracted from it repeatedly Quotient is  no. of times we subtracted Remainder is  in fileReg upon completion

8 Logical ANDLW k ; W = W AND k ANDWF fileReg, d
IORLW k ;inclusive-OR or logical OR IORWF f, d XORLW k ;w = w EX-OR k XORWF f, d

9 6. Addressing modes PIC18 has 4 addressing modes – by which a CPU can access data Immediate Direct Register indirect Indexed-ROM

10 6.7 MACRO Group of instructions does a task – but this gr. is used repeatedly  use MACRO  use user-defined function Not writing the same – again n again; to avoid errors of same code;  use MACRO Meaning - 1. A single, user-defined command that is part of an application and executes a series of commands. 2. A shorthand representation for a number of lines of code.

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name MACRO variable1, v2, … ENDM MACRO directive indicates the starting… ENDM directive signals the end ‘name’ – ইচ্ছামত but must be unique

12 Move from W to fileReg?  MOVWF Move from F to F?  ??
Move to WREG?  MOVLW Move from W to fileReg?  MOVWF Move from F to F?  ?? MOVLFx MACRO k, myReg MOVLW k MOVWF myReg ENDM


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