What is the difference between MOV and MVI?
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Answer / sumit
mov is use for copy the data between register
MVI :load 8 bit data in register
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Answer / comrade sourav
MOV is a instruction which transfer any register content to accumulator..register addressing..
MVI:transfer immidiate data of any port to any register or to accumulator..immidiate addressing..
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Answer / dhawal mathur
MOV : This opcode is used to transfer data normally from one register to another, as per the instructions.
MVI : This opcode is used to immediately transfer some data to a register on request.
For better understanding:-
(It gives VIP treatment(or higher priority) to some particular data, if requested). So, that data is moved first and immediately to the register.
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Answer / pirate
the difference between MOV and MVI can be found on
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Answer / sudhir
mvi instruction is espesily used in microprocessor & mov
insruction is used for microcntroller
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