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    This lecture discusses bit logic instructions, up-down counters, move, conversion and comparison instructions, and provides an example of a driller system. It explains that bit logic instructions are used to perform operations on individual bits within data words. Up-down counters can count up or down and are used for tasks like tracking the number of parts produced. Conversion instructions are needed when different data formats like binary coded decimal are used that cannot be directly compared or used in math operations. An example driller system demonstrates applying these instructions.

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    This lecture discusses bit logic instructions, up-down counters, move, conversion and comparison instructions, and provides an example of a driller system. It explains that bit logic instructions are used to perform operations on individual bits within data words. Up-down counters can count up or down and are used for tasks like tracking the number of parts produced. Conversion instructions are needed when different data formats like binary coded decimal are used that cannot be directly compared or used in math operations. An example driller system demonstrates applying these instructions.

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    This lecture discusses bit logic instructions, up-down counters, move, conversion and comparison instructions, and provides an example of a driller system. It explains that bit logic instructions are used to perform operations on individual bits within data words. Up-down counters can count up or down and are used for tasks like tracking the number of parts produced. Conversion instructions are needed when different data formats like binary coded decimal are used that cannot be directly compared or used in math operations. An example driller system demonstrates applying these instructions.

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    AUTOMATION FOR MECHANICAL

    SYSTEM

    ME 595

    Lecture 3

    Dr. Iham Zidane


    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Bit Logic Instructions
    Up-Down Counter
    Up-Down Counter
    Move, Conversion and Comparison
    Instructions
    Move, Conversion and Comparison
    Instructions

    Used since we can not use BCD


    format in comparison and math
    operations

    All comparison and math operation


    blocks found are integer or real
    formats
    Move, Conversion and Comparison
    Instructions
    Move, Conversion and Comparison
    Instructions
    Up-Down Counter Example
    Up-Down Counter Example

    No data format converter is used since


    hexadecimal and decimal formats are
    the same from 0 to 9
    Math Operation
    Driller Example
    Driller Example
    Thank You

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