What are the main difference between Micro-controller and
micro-processor?
- 18 Answers
- 47840 Views
- BEL, Core, Digicom, IBM, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / a.shri ranjani
MICROPROCESSOR:
1.It has many instructions to move the data b/w memory and
CPU.
2.It has one or two bit handling instructions.
3.Access time for memory & I/O devices and more.
4.Microprocessor based system requires more hardware.
5.More flexible in design point of view.
6.It has single memory map for data &code
7.Less number of pins are multifunctioned.
MICROCONTROLLER:
1.It has one or two instructions to move data b/w memory to
CPU
2.It has many bit handling instructions.
3.Less access times for build-in memory and I/O devices.
4.It requires less hardware.
5.Less flexible in design point of view.
6.It has seperate memory map for data & code.
7.More number of pins are multifunctioned.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 50 Yes | 12 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Binding of instructions and data to memory?
What is the trc timing?
What are starvation and aging?
Explain paging, faulting, and deadlock?
what's the latest ram lunch?
What is basic concept of operating system?
Explain briefly about compiler and its functioning?
Does chkdsk work for ssd?
Why is round robin algorithm considered better than first come first served algorithm?
Is sae same as af?
Why do I have x86 program file?
What are dynamic loading, dynamic linking and overlays?
Why is interrupt vector used in operating systems?
What are the basic functions of file management in os?
How long should a chkdsk take?
