Use your LC-3 Programmer’s Reference and decode the following instruction: 1011 0110 0000 0111 What type of instruction is this? [instr] The source data for this instruction comes from [orig] Given the state of the processor show (after PC already incremented) One of the addresses in memory this instruction accesses is [addr] The CC (NZP) after this instructions executes are [CC]  

Why is suction lift less desirable than suction head?

The following problem will be manually graded and will show as zero when you first submit.  Your grade will be updated later. Download (right click and “Save link as…”) this code and flesh it out to perform a write of R0 to the LC-3 console display.  You are not allowed to use a call to an OS trap instruction to do it. When you are satisfied with your code copy and paste it into the “essay question box” below.

Which area of this gland is responsible for the release of a hormone called Aldosterone? Click on the image in the area that is being asked.

You have been asked to use a single LC-3 instruction to copy a value in memory to a register. Which, if any, of the below LC-3 instructions can you use? ADD [1] NOT [2] LD [3] LDI [4] LEA [5] STI [6]

Fill in what the remaining signal value must be for the 2:4 decoder 1   [2] [1] 0 [3] [4]

Simulate different scenarios in your head. For a single pass of the “program” (from entry point to exit point) Shape A is [1] Shape B is [2] Shape D is [3] Shape E is [E] Shape F is [4]

I/O peripherals are typically controlled through memory mapped registers.  These are registers that are [1].  We read and write to these registers using [2] instructions.  They are referenced by these instructions through [3]. 

Given the following numbers are either Binary, Octal or Hex decipher as much as you can about their base 2203 [first] 1824 [second] 1001 [third] The largest value of the 3 numbers is: [value]

The header for the DIV routine we used in HW12 is given below: The header for the DISP_NUM routine is given below: Once we parse the operation character the user typed and determine it is a DIVide we would have the following code:   JSR DIV     [1]   JSR DISP_NUM