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    The document summarizes two tutorials on arithmetic instructions in an 8-bit microcontroller: 1. It describes adding three unsigned numbers from internal RAM locations and storing the result in another RAM location. 2. It explains performing a 16x16 unsigned multiplication where the multiplicand is stored in one register pair and the multiplier is in another, storing the 32-bit result in a register pair.

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    The document summarizes two tutorials on arithmetic instructions in an 8-bit microcontroller: 1. It describes adding three unsigned numbers from internal RAM locations and storing the result in another RAM location. 2. It explains performing a 16x16 unsigned multiplication where the multiplicand is stored in one register pair and the multiplier is in another, storing the 32-bit result in a register pair.

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    The document summarizes two tutorials on arithmetic instructions in an 8-bit microcontroller: 1. It describes adding three unsigned numbers from internal RAM locations and storing the result in another RAM location. 2. It explains performing a 16x16 unsigned multiplication where the multiplicand is stored in one register pair and the multiplier is in another, storing the 32-bit result in a register pair.

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    The document summarizes two tutorials on arithmetic instructions in an 8-bit microcontroller: 1. It describes adding three unsigned numbers from internal RAM locations and storing the result in another RAM location. 2. It explains performing a 16x16 unsigned multiplication where the multiplicand is stored in one register pair and the multiplier is in another, storing the 32-bit result in a register pair.

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    Tutorial 2:

    The 2nd tutorial is based on illustrating usage of arithmetic instructions such as INC, DEC,
    ADD, ADDC, SUBB, MUL, DIV and DA A.
    1. Add unsigned numbers from internal RAM locations 35h, 36h and 37h together and put the
    result in RAM location 21h (MSB) & 20h(LSB)
    2. Perform 16x16 unsigned multiplication where multiplicand X is in R1(MSB)R0 and
    multiplier Y is in R3(MSB)R2 pair. Store final 32-bit result in R3 (MSB),R2,R1,R0

    Ans 1:
    mov A, 35H mov A, R0 ; get sum back
    add A, 36H ; add first 2 bytes add A, 37H ; add 3rd number
    mov R0, A ; save sum in R0 mov 20H, A ; store LSB of result
    mov A, #00H ; clear A mov A, #00H ; clear A
    addc A, 21H ; add carry to MSB addc A, 21H ; form final MSB
    mov 21H, A ; save MSB of result mov 21H, A

    Ans 2: At every stage of partial product (PP) generation we save lower and higher byte of
    result in DPL and DPH respectively.
    mov A, R0 mov A, DPH
    mov B, R2 addc A, B ; get correct higher byte
    mul AB ; multiply R2 x R0 (1st PP) mov DPH, A
    mov DPL, B ; temp higher byte mov f0, C ; save intermediate carry
    xch A, R0 ; store lower byte in R0 and mov A, R3
    get back R0 in A mov B, R1
    mov B, R3 mul AB ; multiply R1x R3 (4th PP)
    nd
    mul AB ; multiply R0 x R3 (2 PP) add A, DPH ;
    add A, DPL mov R2, A
    mov DPL, A ; save lower byte in DPL clr A
    clr A addc A, B ;
    addc A, B ; get correct higher byte mov C, f0 ; retrieve intermediate carry
    mov DPH, A ; store higher byte in DPH addc A, #0
    mov A, R2 mov R3, A
    mov B, R1 mov R1, DPL
    mul AB ; multiply R1xR2 (3rd PP)
    add A, DPL
    mov DPL, A ; save lower byte

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