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What is the difference between microprocessor and
microcontroller?
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Answer / rinki soni
microprocessor uses down counting hence count value is given by:
count value = required time/time period of 1 clock pulse
but in case of microcontroller as it uses up counting count value is given by:
final value- (required time/time period of 1 clock pulse)+1
+1 is added to rollover the count value to 0.
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Answer / pallavi
microcontroller is less expensive then microprocessor.
microcontroller is used for doing mechanical work while
microprocessor is used for computational woek.
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Answer / t.gnaneshwar goud
Microcontroller is a onchip memory where as microprocessor is not a on chip memory
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Answer / p.supraja
micro processor:all components
like I/Odevises,ram,rom,
timers are conected
externaly.
micro contoller:all components are conected
on a single silicon chip .
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Answer / anil reddy
The main difference between the microprocessor and micro controller is that the microprocessor is to do few functions connected with external RAM,ROM and I/O devices and micro controller is to do lot of functions with inbuilt of RAM,ROM,I/O devices etc.
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Answer / kny
Architecture. Microprocessors use the Von Neuman
architecture while microcontrollers use the Harvard
architecture (separate instruction and data memory). I'm
not sure if this distinction still holds though.
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Answer / tonyyyyy
mico prcessor use in more than one program but mico contoller do only one at atime
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Answer / manoj negi
The basic difference between microprocessor and
microcontroller is that microcontroller have inbuilt m/m
i.e RAM & ROM but in case of microprocessor it do not have
any internal m/m i.e RAM & ROM.
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Answer / neha minocha
The basic difference between Microcontroller and
microprocessor is that ,Microprocessor have more opcodes
but few bit handling instruction but in microcontroller it
has fewer opcode and more bit handling
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Answer / sushma
In microprocessor special features may not be present...
In microcontroller special features like masking
capability,boolean functions,serial communication
processor,PLL,ADC,PWM,Watch dog,timer are present....
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