Interrupt Sources

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In this next section, we’ll focus on three important topics:

Peripheral interrupts
- How peripheral interrupts are generated and managed within the microcontroller
External interrupts
- Respond to signals from outside the device
System traps
- Handle critical errors and special conditions to keep the system running safely

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