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    This document contains questions about the 8085 microprocessor, its architecture, instruction set, interfacing, and memory. It covers the 8085 programming model, registers, flags, buses, addressing modes, instructions, interrupts, timers, I/O ports, analog to digital conversion, memory types, interfacing techniques, and cache memory. Example programs are provided to perform arithmetic operations, generate delays, find smallest values, and count from FFH to 00H using registers and output ports. Memory interfacing and mapping are also discussed.

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    This document contains questions about the 8085 microprocessor, its architecture, instruction set, interfacing, and memory. It covers the 8085 programming model, registers, flags, buses, addressing modes, instructions, interrupts, timers, I/O ports, analog to digital conversion, memory types, interfacing techniques, and cache memory. Example programs are provided to perform arithmetic operations, generate delays, find smallest values, and count from FFH to 00H using registers and output ports. Memory interfacing and mapping are also discussed.

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    This document contains questions about the 8085 microprocessor, its architecture, instruction set, interfacing, and memory. It covers the 8085 programming model, registers, flags, buses, addressing modes, instructions, interrupts, timers, I/O ports, analog to digital conversion, memory types, interfacing techniques, and cache memory. Example programs are provided to perform arithmetic operations, generate delays, find smallest values, and count from FFH to 00H using registers and output ports. Memory interfacing and mapping are also discussed.

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    Question Bank MP

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    This document contains questions about the 8085 microprocessor, its architecture, instruction set, interfacing, and memory. It covers the 8085 programming model, registers, flags, buses, addressing modes, instructions, interrupts, timers, I/O ports, analog to digital conversion, memory types, interfacing techniques, and cache memory. Example programs are provided to perform arithmetic operations, generate delays, find smallest values, and count from FFH to 00H using registers and output ports. Memory interfacing and mapping are also discussed.

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    UNIT 1

    1. Draw the programming model of 8085 MPW and explain each of its components in brief. 2. Define & Explain Followings : (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) Tristate Devices Flip-flops Encoder & Decoder Registers

    3. Explain different type of flag in 8085 microprocessor. 4. Write down the Difference between Microprocessor and microcontroller and application of 8085. 5. Explain the concept of multiplexing and de-multiplexing of buses? 6. Explain the features and applications of Intel 8085 microprocessor. 7. Differentiate between architectures of 8085 and 8086? 8. Draw and explain the function of each pin of Intel 8085 microprocessor IC. 9. What are the different types of buses used in Intel 8085 microprocessor? 10. Describe the function of following pins in8085: (a) READY (b) HOLD (c) RESET IN (d) CLOCK OUT

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    UNIT - 2

    1. Describe various addressing modes supported by 8085 microprocessor with help of two examples of each. 2. What do you mean by instruction in the 8085 microprocessor? Describe the same by giving suitable example. 3. Explain the following instruction of 8085 microprocessor and also specifies number of bytes of each. (a)STAX B(b)RRC(c)CMA(d)INX Rp(e)DAD Rp(f)JNC 16 bit address(g)LHLD Rp (h)XCHG 4. Write a program to Addition of two numbers. 5. Explain different type of flag in 8085 microprocessor. 6. Compare the function of the following instruction pairs. (a)RST&RET (b)XTXL&SPHL (c)JMP&CALL (d)PUSH&POP 7. Identity the content of the accumulator and the flag status as the following instructions are executed. A S Z Cy Ac

    MVI A , 7FH ORA A

    CPI A2H 8. Write an assembly language program to perform addition of two 16-bit numbers and store the 16 bit result at another memory location. 9. Explain the effect of following instructions in Intel 8085 with one example of each. (a) LDAX B (b) LXI address (c) LHLD address (d) SHLD address (e) DAD D

    10. Illustrate the memory address range of the chip with 16KB of memory. and explain how the range can be changed by modifying the hardware of the chip select CS line.

    UNIT 3

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    1. Explain the following instruction of 8085 microprocessor and also specifies number of bytes of each. (a)STAX B (b)RRC (c)CMA (d)INX Rp (e)DAD Rp (f)JNC 16 bit address

    2. Describe the function of different types of interrupts. 3. Explain the Similarities and Differences Between CALL and RET, PUSH and POP instructions. And Also explain the Difference between CALL and JMP Instructions. 4. Draw the timing diagram for execution of the instruction IN 8 bit address Assume suitable data and show them in the timing diagram. 5. Write a program in assembly language to find Smallest no. from a given data array. 6. Write a program in assembly language to generate delay of 0.4 sec if the crystal frequency is 5Mhz. 7. What is stack? Explain PUSH PSW and POP PSW instruction with help of example. 8. Differentiate between Macro and Subroutine with help of Suitable Example. 9. Write a program to count continuously from FFH to 00H in a system with 0.5 microsecond Clock period.Use register C to set up 1 ms delay between each count and display the numbers at one of the output ports. 10. What is debugging? Explain in detail.

    UNIT 4

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    1. Explain 8259 in detail. What are the applications of 8259? 2. Explain 8255 in detail. What are the applications of 8255? 3. Explain 8155 in detail. What are the applications of 8155? 4. Explain 8253 in detail. What are the applications of 8253? 5. Explain 8279 in detail. What are the applications of 8279? 6. What is interfacing? Why we use interfacing. 7. Explain analog to digital conversion technique. 8. What are the types of memory? Explain each in detail. 9. Differentiate between memory mapped I/O and I/O mapped I/O. 10. Explain RS-232 bus standard.

    UNIT 5

    Q.1 Differentiate between SRAM, SDRAM, RDRAM and DDRAM.

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    Q.2 Explain ROM architecture and different types of ROM.

    Q.3 Write Short Notes on: (a)PLA (b) Flash Memory

    Q.4 Write Short Notes on : (a) Memory Seek Time. (b) Virtual and Physical Memory.

    Q.5 Design & interface 1k*8 memory to 8085 microprocessor using 1k*4 memory chips. Interface it at address C400H.

    Q.6 Explain cache memory concept and its different mapping techniques.

    Q.7 Compare I/O mapped I/O and memory mapped I/O techniques.

    Q.8 Explain RAM architecture and different types of RAM.

    Q.9 Design & interface 2k*8 memory to 8085 microprocessor using 1k*4 memory chips. Interface it at address C400H.

    Q.10 Explain the construction and working of magnetic core memory.

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