Analog Devices ADuC816 Quick Reference Guide

The document describes the instruction set and functionality of a specific product. It provides detailed descriptions of various operation instructions of the product, such as addition, subtraction, logical operations, etc. It also introduces the product's register and stack operations, as well as jump and conditional jump instructions. The product has efficient computation capabilities and flexible programming features.


Analog Devices ADuC816 Quick Reference Guide - cover page
Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Quick Start Guide
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
342 KB
Published
26 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
ADUC816
MD5 checksum
13B3806E523F05FE258D7B053ACE90E8

About this manual

The ADuC816 Quick Reference Guide provides a concise overview of the MicroConverter's architecture, including its 8052‑core CPU, memory organization, and on‑chip peripherals. It is intended for engineers who need fast access to instruction encodings, register definitions, and pin functions.

Key sections cover the instruction set, interrupt vector table, functional block diagram, pin‑function tables, and detailed register maps. The guide also lists the device's built‑in ADC, DAC, watchdog timer, and serial interfaces, making it a handy reference during firmware development and hardware debugging.

What's inside

  • Instruction Set
  • Interrupt Vector Addresses
  • Pin Functions
  • Functional Block Diagram
  • Memory Map
  • Register Summary
  • SFR Details
  • Pinout Diagrams

Specifications

Program memory8 K bytes Flash/EE
Data memory640 bytes Flash/EE
Internal RAM8 K bytes
ADC16‑bit ΣΔ (primary) + 16‑bit ΣΔ auxiliary
DAC12‑bit, rail‑to‑rail
I/O lines32 programmable I/O pins

Frequently asked questions

What is the size of the ADuC816 program memory?

The device provides 8 K bytes of Flash/EE program memory.

How many I/O pins does the ADuC816 have?

It has 32 programmable I/O lines.

What type of ADC is integrated in the ADuC816?

It includes a 16‑bit ΣΔ ADC as the primary converter and an auxiliary 16‑bit ΣΔ ADC.

What is the resolution of the DAC in the ADuC816?

The on‑chip DAC is 12‑bit with rail‑to‑rail output.

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