Ep 088: Introduction to Interrupts
Polled I/O has its drawbacks, specifically, it takes precious time away from the processor to simply check a status flag. This hurts performance. In this lesson, we present the theory behind processor interrupts and show how they overcome this major drawback of polled I/O. Takeaways: At the completion of this lesson, each student should be able to: • explain the general operation of a processor interrupt, • explain how interrupts improve performance over polled I/O, • define interrupt service routines, and • describe how the state of a processor task is saved before servicing an interrupt. #interrupt #processor #io #isr

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Ep 089: How to Set Up an Interrupt

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Introduction to Direct Memory Access (DMA)

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CPU Interrupts - Computerphile

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Ep 086: Introduction to Input/Output

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Ep 081: Introduction to the Stack Pointer

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Hardware interrupts

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Ep 087: Using Polled I/O with a Memory Mapped Device

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Nobody Explained the Schrödinger Equation Like THIS!

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An Introduction to RV32I Interrupts and Traps

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Ep 067: Introduction to the Memory Hierarchy

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Microcontroller Interrupts | Embedded System Project Series #17

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Ep 085: Introduction to the CPU Pipeline

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PLC Troubleshooting 101. Basic Steps to Diagnose and Fix Your Machine

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The Heartbreaking Atrocity of The Ukraine War (And Why You Should Care) - James Verini

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How Interrupts Work in Modern Computers

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Ep 073: Introduction to Cache Memory

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