In microprocessors for a word to transfer between different

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In microprocessors, specifically the 8085 architecture, data transfer between registers or between a register and a bus requires an edge-triggered pulse. This pulse can be generated by either a control signal or a clock. During the memory read machine cycle, the control signal (MEMR) is responsible for latching data from memory onto the data bus, while the clock provides timing triggers during T-states. Utilizing clocks for triggering is preferred as it prevents the accumulation of delays associated with condition-based logic design.

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In microprocessors for a word to transfer between different registers(or between a register and a bus) an edge triggered pulse is required. Now in mp this can be done using control signal or a clock.In 8085 mp for what peripherals is that trigger provided by clock and what peripherals is that trigger provided by control signal. For example in a text which i follow it is stated that the data is latched from memory on to the data bus during memory read machine cycle's control signal(MEMR) transition. In another instant it is stated that clock provides that trigger during the T-states. Which is correct?
 
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For example in a text which i follow it is stated that the data is latched from memory on to the data bus during memory read machine cycle's control signal(MEMR) transition.
Even that method is controlled by phases of the clock. If you design logic by detecting conditions, then generating a trigger, you accumulate delays. Using clocks avoids accumulating delays, but you must be conservative and allow for the worst case.
 

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