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1 Microprocessor and assembly language Hitesh Lad

2 Ch:1 Introduction to Microprocessors. Typical requirements of architecture: Batch Processing, Multiprogramming, Time sharing & Multitasking Systems ; Intel 8086 architecture, Internal Operation, Addressing Modes, Intel 8086 Configurations- Minimum Mode and brief introduction of Maximum Mode, Intel 8086 System Connections, System Bus Timing

3 Ch:2 Intel 8086 Family assembly Language Programming Program Development Stage, Programming with the use of Assembler and other Development Tools like Loader, Compiler, Locator, debugger, Assemble Instruction Format, Practice with Simple sequence Programs, Flags, jumps, etc. Implementation of Decision making, Multiple Branching and Iterative Looping Controls with Assembly Language instructions, String Instructions, Stack manipulation. Writing & Using Procedures, Macros & Debugging of Assembly Language Programs, Assembly Directives. Use of DOS / BIOS interrupts. Using C with Assembly language Programming.

4 Ch:3 Interrupts Management Intel 8086 interrupts, IVT, acknowledgment cycle, typical 8086 response. Different types of Interrupts, Interrupt Service Routines, TDR’s, Block transfers and Interfacing DMAC - IC 8237.

5 Ch:4 Advanced Microprocessors Overview of 80286, 80386, 80486, Pentium architectures

6 Ch:5 Introduction of Microcontroller 8051 Introduction of Microcontroller 8051 core architecture, Keyboard interrupt, Timers / Counters, UART, SPI, I2C, ports.

7 BOOKS Main Readings  Microprocessor & Interfacing: Douglas Hall, McGraw Hill  8086/8088 family architecture, programming & design : Yu Chang Liu & Gibson, PHI  Programming & Interfacing, J Uffenbech, PHI  The 8051 Architecture by kenith.j.Ayala The 8051 Architecture by kenith.j.Ayala  The 8051 microcontroller and embedded system by Muhammad ali Mazidi,Pearson Education india publication

8 Supplementary Readings: 1 Advance MS-DOS Programming – Ray Duncan 2. The Intel Microprocessors – Fourth Edition – Barry B. Brey – PHI 3. IBM PC and its Clones: Govind Rajalu: TMH Publication, 1994.

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