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    This document provides details of an internal assessment test for a Microprocessor course. It includes 5 sections covering different topics that will be assessed. Section I asks students to discuss assembler directives or write an assembly program to calculate square roots. Section II focuses on parameter passing in procedures. Section III covers timing and delays in assembly language or software interrupts. Section IV explains minimum mode operation of the 8086 microprocessor with timing diagrams. Section V describes general bus operation and bus cycles or common pin functions of MN/MX operation. The test will be 90 minutes long and carry a maximum of 40 marks.

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    This document provides details of an internal assessment test for a Microprocessor course. It includes 5 sections covering different topics that will be assessed. Section I asks students to discuss assembler directives or write an assembly program to calculate square roots. Section II focuses on parameter passing in procedures. Section III covers timing and delays in assembly language or software interrupts. Section IV explains minimum mode operation of the 8086 microprocessor with timing diagrams. Section V describes general bus operation and bus cycles or common pin functions of MN/MX operation. The test will be 90 minutes long and carry a maximum of 40 marks.

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    Continuous Internal Evaluation Internal Assessment Test - 2: Section S Questions Cos RBT Leve L Marks

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    Dr. Parameswaran T
    This document provides details of an internal assessment test for a Microprocessor course. It includes 5 sections covering different topics that will be assessed. Section I asks students to discuss assembler directives or write an assembly program to calculate square roots. Section II focuses on parameter passing in procedures. Section III covers timing and delays in assembly language or software interrupts. Section IV explains minimum mode operation of the 8086 microprocessor with timing diagrams. Section V describes general bus operation and bus cycles or common pin functions of MN/MX operation. The test will be 90 minutes long and carry a maximum of 40 marks.

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    CONTINUOUS INTERNAL EVALUATION

    INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST -2


    Course in charge: Dr. T. Parameswaran SEMESTER: V
    COURSE: Microprocessor
    COURSE CODE: 4BCS504 TIME: 90 Mins

    Max Marks = 40

    Section Questions COs RBT Marks


    s Leve
    l
    L2
    1. Discuss any Eight assembler directives in 8086. (8)
    OR
    2. (a) Write an assembly program to perform square root of a given L4
    III number. (4) 3 08
    (b) Explain the Flag Manipulation and processor Control
    Instructions in detail. (4)
    L3

    3. Illustrate the types of parameters passing to and from the L3


    procedure. (16).
    OR
    IV 4. (a) What is the purpose of timing and delays? How can we initiate 4
    L4 16
    the delay in the assembly language program? Explain various
    methods. (8)
    L2
    (b) What are the software interrupts? Explain its groups. (8)

    5. Explain the minimum mode operation of 8086. Illustrate with L3


    opcode fetch, read and write timing diagram. (16).
    OR
    V 5 16
    6. (a) Draw and explain the general bus operation and bus cycle. (8) L1
    (b) State and explain the common pin functions of MN/MX’ L2
    operation. (8).

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