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    The document is a quiz for a microprocessors course covering three questions: 1) solving and converting a binary/decimal equation, 2) writing instructions to move values into registers and add them, and 3) comparing microprocessors and microcontrollers. Key differences highlighted are that microcontrollers have all components on one chip, are low cost and power, and peripherals cannot be upgraded, while microprocessors are higher speed, bulkier systems that can upgrade peripherals but are more expensive and power consuming. Applications provided include devices like car keys and mobiles for microcontrollers and servers, PCs for microprocessors.

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    FUTURE UNIVERSITY IN EGYPT

    Faculty Of Engineering and Technology


    Introduction to Microprocessors (ELE 410)
    Fall 2021
    Time: 30 minutes

    Quiz 1
    1. Solve the following equation, then convert the answer to binary and
    decimal: (4 Marks)

    𝟑 ∗ (𝟓𝟔𝐅𝐇) − 𝐅𝐅𝐅𝐇
    2. Write the instructions to: Move the value FAH into R1 and 56H into
    R2. Then add R1 and R2. (3 Marks)

    MOV R1, #0FAH


    MOV R2, #56H
    MOV A, R1
    ADD A, R2

    3. Compare between microprocessor and microcontroller. (3 Marks)

    MICROCONTROLLER MICROPROCESSOR
    • all components or devices on one • Very high-speed system.
    chip. • All peripheral can be upgraded,
    Advantages • Low cost. replacement or extended.
    • Low power consumption.
    • Low speed. • Very bulker or complicated
    • Can’t upgrade any peripherals. system (need mother board)
    Disadvantages:
    • Very expensive system.
    • High power consumption
    1. Car keys. 1. Servers.
    2. Mobiles. 2. Mobiles.
    Application: 3. Intercom. 3. Sophisticated production lines.
    4. TV 4. Mainframes.
    5. Toys. 5. Personal computers.

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