a. A 3x3 matrix data is to be stored in an SRAM of ATmega32 microcontroller. The data is fed horizontally (left to right - refer Figure Q.2) to PORTD starting from the first row of the matrix. By using a loop, write a program that stores the data from address location $0060. [The pull-up resistors of input PORTD are enabled] 6 marks) 1211 212 213] a21 022 la 31 32 033) ] Figure Q.2 023 (Use the following template to write your program) include "m32def. inc" .org 0 jmp start def count = r16 // use it as a counter def temp=rl 7 .org $2A .equ cell = 9 start: II (Your program starts here) .dseg data: .db 1 b. Write a program that transposes the stored 3x3 matrix data in part (a) and then store the transposed data from address location $0060. The program must use a loop and stack to transpose and to store the data. [You can continue writing the code from part (a)] a. A 3x3 matrix data is to be stored in an SRAM of ATmega32 microcontroller. The data is fed horizontally (left to right - refer Figure Q.2) to PORTD starting from the first row of the matrix. By using a loop, write a program that stores the data from address location $0060. [The pull-up resistors of input PORTD are enabled] 6 marks) 1211 212 213] a21 022 la 31 32 033) ] Figure Q.2 023 (Use the following template to write your program) include "m32def. inc" .org 0 jmp start def count = r16 // use it as a counter def temp=rl 7 .org $2A .equ cell = 9 start: II (Your program starts here) .dseg data: .db 1 b. Write a program that transposes the stored 3x3 matrix data in part (a) and then store the transposed data from address location $0060. The program must use a loop and stack to transpose and to store the data. [You can continue writing the code from part (a)]