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    The document outlines the contents of 5 units that make up a course on digital computers and microprocessors. Unit I introduces digital computers, buses, CPU timings, and microprocessors. Unit II covers 8-bit microprocessors like the 8085 including instruction sets and addressing modes. Unit III discusses 16-bit microprocessors like the 8086 including architecture and interrupts. Unit IV covers assembler level programming. Unit V examines peripheral interfacing including programmed I/O, DMA, serial/parallel interfaces, and programmable chips like the 8255, 8253/8254, 8259, and 8237. The objective is to equip students with fundamental microprocessor concepts and application through practical exercises and lab work on programming and

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    The document outlines the contents of 5 units that make up a course on digital computers and microprocessors. Unit I introduces digital computers, buses, CPU timings, and microprocessors. Unit II covers 8-bit microprocessors like the 8085 including instruction sets and addressing modes. Unit III discusses 16-bit microprocessors like the 8086 including architecture and interrupts. Unit IV covers assembler level programming. Unit V examines peripheral interfacing including programmed I/O, DMA, serial/parallel interfaces, and programmable chips like the 8255, 8253/8254, 8259, and 8237. The objective is to equip students with fundamental microprocessor concepts and application through practical exercises and lab work on programming and

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    The document outlines the contents of 5 units that make up a course on digital computers and microprocessors. Unit I introduces digital computers, buses, CPU timings, and microprocessors. Unit II covers 8-bit microprocessors like the 8085 including instruction sets and addressing modes. Unit III discusses 16-bit microprocessors like the 8086 including architecture and interrupts. Unit IV covers assembler level programming. Unit V examines peripheral interfacing including programmed I/O, DMA, serial/parallel interfaces, and programmable chips like the 8255, 8253/8254, 8259, and 8237. The objective is to equip students with fundamental microprocessor concepts and application through practical exercises and lab work on programming and

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    FACULTY: RAJ GOPAL MISHRA HIET GHAZIBAD

    UNIT-I INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL COMPUTER AND MICROPROCESSOR DIGITAL COMPUTER BUSES AND CPU TIMINGS MICROPROCESSOR AND MICROPROCESSOR DEVEPLOMENT SYSTEMS
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    UNIT-II 8-BIT MICROPROCESSORS. :8085 MICROPROCESSOR INSTRUCTION SET OF 8085: ADDRESSING MODES INSTRUCTION CLASSIFICATION

    UNITE-III 16-BIT MICROPROCESSOR ARCHITECHTURE INSTRUCTION SET OF 8086 INTERRUPTS

    UNIT-IV

    FUNDAMENTAL OF PROGRAMMING ASSEMBLER LEVEL PROGRAMMING UNIT-V PHERIPHERAL IN TERFACING PROGRAMMED I/O DMA I/O: SERIAL AND PARALLEL, MEMORY MAPPED I/Os. PROGRAMMABLE PERIPHERAL INTERFACE 8255 PROGRAMMABLE TIMER/COUNTER 8253/8254 PROGRAMMABLE INTERRUPT CONTROLLER 8259 DMA CONTROLLER 8237

    The objective is designed to equip the students with fundamental concepts of microprocessor systems and their application. It focuses on practical exercises with emphasis on microprocessor programming, interfacing . Lectures on microprocessor organization and programming microprocessor architecture, system components, interfacing techniques, and interfacing standards and complemented by laboratory work.

    GENERAL USE: personal computers, traffic light

    control etc.

    INSTRUMENTATION: Frequency Counters, function

    generators, frequency synthesizers, spectrum analyses CONTROL :microwave oven, washing machine , microprocessors are being used in controlling various parameters like speed, pressure, temperature etc. COMMUNICATION :Telephone exchanges and modem , television, satellite communication have made teleconferencing possible

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