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		<title>8051 Tutorial 6: 8051 Interrupts Programming in C</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What is an interrupt? An interrupt is an asynchronous signal that needs attention. An interrupt stops the CPU of a microcontroller, leaving the tasks that it is currently doing, to give attention to the interrupt signal. Once the attention has been given to the interrupt signal, the CPU goes back to its unaccomplished task before the interrupt [...]]]></description>
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