What is the difference between microprocessor and
microcontroller?
Answer Posted / 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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