Memory Mapped I-O vs Port Based I-O

Memory-mapped I/O versus port-based I/O when interfacing things to microprocessors.
An introductory explanation of memory mapped I/O versus port-based I/O used on older microprocessors. This moved inside the IC with the development of microcontrollers where all I/O is implemented internally and hence the I/O design also moved inside. However, this topic still requires understanding so that design and implementation of internal architecture can be grasped mentally.
VIDEO SECTION TIMESTAMPS
0:01 Introduction to memory-mapped and port-based I/O interfacing concepts
0:46 Finding the topic in the textbook
1:06 Memory-mapped I/O interfacing
2:46 Port-based I/O interfacing
7:04 Searching for more detail on these topics
8:09 TSCT EET portal resources on the topics
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