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Pick 18 AF versus pick 16.

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Now let's talk about the main differences between these two picks.

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The first one would be that pick 18 is optimized for C why pick 16 and not pick it AF has top priority

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high and low priority.

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Why pick 16.

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AF doesn't pick 18.

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AF also has internal P L or face logo blow up to multiply the clock frequency and by force increases

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the operation speed 18.

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AF has more memory and also 18 has hardware multiplier or.

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Pick 16.

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AF doesn't pick 18.

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AF has more instructions that pick 16 af which makes assembly language programming simpler.

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And it also reduces the size of the hex file generated.

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In other compilers pick an element and read modify write.

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Problems with midrange pick micro-controller this read modify write.

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Problems are present in a lot of pick 60 and aft mid-range controller and it's a very huge problem.

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I can't cover it in this course so we might add an educational lecture in this course.

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What allowed to article about this problem and put it in Af.

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We don't need to bother about bank switching.

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But in pick 16 as it is a big problem if we are using assembly language programming.

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So you need to make sure that you choose the right pick for you and make sure that if you are using

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assembly language it will be Benfold to yours.

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6:16 af because you have to take good care of bank switching mechanisms and you need to know the main

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differences.

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As you can see I did them here so that you can easily identified identify which ones are right for you.

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And you know pick an aphorism a more advanced slight slight.

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That is two thousand eighty two thousand nineteen compared to pick 16 and which is a car form like 90s

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so it has more memory.

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It eliminates a lot of problems that 6:16 has it's and you want to call it has more bends more memory

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more C language flexibility doesn't has the read modify write problems which is a big problem which

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is a big problem if you are using 6:16 And as you can see we have life and nine reasons or that need

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three and another three and others too.

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So we have like eight reasons.

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Tobeck pick it off and instead of pick 60 enough.

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So if you are not in on budget you must go with pick it enough for your project.

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But if you are you must consider what use that you want out of memory.

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The language that you are you going to use the compiler that you are going to choose.

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So if you are choosing C compiler you must go with.

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Pick a team of if you are using a similar compiler.

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You must not come even close to pick 16 1/2 because you will have to deal with bank switching mechanisms

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which will unlock code problems to design.

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So I hope that this slide made it clear for you which one is right for you.

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I hope that it made clear the main differences between pick 16 af and pick it in AF.

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Next we will talk about the input output resistors.

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Differences between these two types specs.

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It's a very important lesson so stay tuned.

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If you have any questions or if you don't yet know which one is the right one for you please ask and

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they will tell me the name for your project.

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What doing.

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Well what you are going to accomplish from this project.

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What other modules that you are going to need.

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And along with that you are going to use and I will help you choosing the right pick for you.

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Thanks for watching.

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