Samsung S3C72G9/P72G9 Programming Manual

Detailed instructions for the SAM47 series MCU, including instruction set, registers, instruction operations, instruction reference area, instruction redundancy reduction, flexible bit manipulation, ADC and SBC instruction skip conditions, etc.


Samsung S3C72G9/P72G9 Programming Manual - cover page
Brand
Samsung
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Programming Manual
Language
English
Pages
96
File format
PDF
File size
1 MB
Published
01 April, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
E672E3FC53A791A026A19621589E1D6D

About this manual

This manual describes the SAM47 instruction set used in the S3C72G9/P72G9 microcontroller family. It covers instruction formats, reference‑area usage, redundancy reduction, bit‑manipulation modes, skip conditions, carry‑flag effects, and opcode definitions.

The document provides tables of valid instruction combinations, examples of redundant‑instruction handling, and information on clock‑rate selection via the PCON register. It serves as a reference for developers writing assembly code for these devices.

What's inside

  • Overview
  • Instruction Reference Area
  • Reducing Instruction Redundancy
  • Flexible Bit Manipulation
  • Instructions Which Have Skip Conditions
  • Instructions Which Affect the Carry Flag
  • Symbols and Conventions
  • Opcode Definitions
  • High-Level Summary
  • Calculating Additional Machine Cycles for Skips

Specifications

Instruction width options1-bit, 4-bit, 8-bit
REF instruction address range0020H‑007FH
Selectable clock ratesThree different rates via PCON register

Frequently asked questions

What does the REF instruction do?

The REF instruction references instructions stored in program memory addresses 0020H‑007FH, allowing execution of larger instructions and reducing program size.

When is a skip signal generated?

A skip signal is generated when an overflow or borrow occurs from an increment or decrement operation.

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