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CHIP-8 Emulator with Web Interface
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Module 1
CHIP-8 System Architecture
1
CHIP-8 Memory Map Explained
Describe the CHIP-8 memory layout and the role of each region (interpreter area, program space).
2
CHIP-8 Registers Explained
List the CHIP-8 registers (V0-VF, I, PC, SP) and describe each one's purpose, including VF as a flag register.
3
Understanding Hex Digit Sprites in CHIP-8 Memory
Describe the built-in font set (hex digit sprites 0–F) and its standard storage in the interpreter area of memory.
4
Deconstructing CHIP-8 Instructions
Describe the CHIP-8 instruction format (2-byte big-endian opcodes) and how fields (type, X, Y, N, NN, NNN) are extracted.
5
CHIP-8 Display: Resolution and Sprite Drawing
Describe the CHIP-8 display specification: 64x32 monochrome resolution and XOR-based sprite drawing logic.
6
CHIP-8 Keypad: Layout & Function
Describe the CHIP-8 16-key hexadecimal keypad layout and its function in user input.
7
CHIP-8 Timers: Delay & Sound
Explain the CHIP-8 timer system: delay timer and sound timer, both decrementing at 60Hz.
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