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    The program performs 2's complement of an 8-bit number. It takes the input value F7 and stores it in the accumulator. It then complements the data in the accumulator using CMA and increments it by one using INR A to get the 2's complement. This result is stored in memory location 4000H. The output value stored at 4000H is 06H, which is the 2's complement of the input value F7H.

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    The program performs 2's complement of an 8-bit number. It takes the input value F7 and stores it in the accumulator. It then complements the data in the accumulator using CMA and increments it by one using INR A to get the 2's complement. This result is stored in memory location 4000H. The output value stored at 4000H is 06H, which is the 2's complement of the input value F7H.

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    EXP4

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    The program performs 2's complement of an 8-bit number. It takes the input value F7 and stores it in the accumulator. It then complements the data in the accumulator using CMA and increments it by one using INR A to get the 2's complement. This result is stored in memory location 4000H. The output value stored at 4000H is 06H, which is the 2's complement of the input value F7H.

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    Experiment No: 4

    STATEMENT: Write a program using 8085 Microprocessor to do 2’s complement of a 8-bit


    number.

    THEORY:
    MVI A, F7: Take the value of F7 data in accumulator.
    CMA: Compliment the data stored in accumulator.
    INR A: Increment the data by one, which is stored in accumulator.
    STA 4000H: Stored the result in 4000H memory location from the accumulator.

    SYNTAX:
    MVI A, 2000H (INPUT)
    CMA
    INR A
    STA 4000H (OUTPUT)
    HLT

    PROGRAM:

    MEMORY
    OPCODE NEMONICS BYTE
    LOCATION
    2000 3E MVI A,F7H 2

    2001 F7

    2001 2F CMA 1

    2003 3C INR A 1

    2004 32 STA 4000H 3

    2005 00

    2006 40

    2007 76 HLT 1
    RESULT: INPUT

    2000H F7H

    OUTPUT

    4000H 06H

    OUTPUT IN VIRTUAL LAB:

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