How do you draw the timing diagram MVI A 32h?

To draw the timing diagram for the instruction MVI A, 32h, first identify the clock cycles involved in the execution of the instruction. The instruction typically takes four clock cycles: the first cycle for fetching the opcode, the second for fetching the operand, and the third and fourth for executing the instruction and writing the data to the accumulator (register A). In the timing diagram, represent the clock cycles on the horizontal axis and show the relevant control signals (like memory read and write, and the accumulator signal) as high or low during the corresponding cycles. Each phase should clearly indicate when the CPU is reading from memory and when data is being loaded into the accumulator.