12. Draw the Timing diagram for INR M.> Fetching the Opcode 34 from the memory 4105H.Let the memory address (M) is 4250H.Let the content of that memory is 12H.> Increment the memory content from 12μ to 13μ-Address4105MnemonicsINR MOpcode34H

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12. Draw the Timing diagram for INR M. ► Fetching the Opcode 34 from the memory 4105H. > Let the memory address (M) is 4250μ > Let the content of that memory is 121. > Increment the memory content from 12 to 13. Address Mnemonics Opcode

12. Draw the Timing diagram for INR M. ► Fetching the Opcode 34 from the memory 4105H. > Let the memory address (M) is 4250μ > Let the content of that memory is 121. > Increment the memory content from 12 to 13. Address Mnemonics Opcode

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