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Contents
Microprocessors and
Computer Organization

Chapter 1 Chapter 4
Introduction to 8085 and Its Peripheral Devices........................ 72
Functional Organization................ 1 4.1 Development of Data Transfer Schemes.............72
1.1 Introduction..................................................................... 1 4.2 Interfacing Devices......................................................75
1.2 History of Microprocessors......................................... 2 Student Assignments....................................................79

1.3 Computer Language..................................................... 3

1.4 Microprocessor Architecture..................................... 5 Chapter 5

1.5 The 8085 Microprocessor Pinout and Signals...... 5 Introduction to Microprocessor 8086...80
1.6 Internal Architecture of 8085 MPU........................12 5.1 Introduction...................................................................80

Student Assignments....................................................18 5.2 8086 Pin Diagram & Architecture...........................80

5.3 Internal Architecture of 8086...................................81

Chapter 2 Student Assignments....................................................92

Microprocessor Interfacing......... 20
Chapter 6
2.1 Introduction...................................................................20

2.2 Memory Interfacing....................................................21

Microcontrollers
and Embedded Systems............... 93
2.3 I/O Interfacing...............................................................28
6.1 Introduction...................................................................93
Student Assignments....................................................30
6.2 Typical Standard Features
of Embedded Processors...........................................95

Chapter 3 6.3 Advance Research Microprocessor (ARM)

Architecture...................................................................97
Instruction Sets & Data Formats... 31 6.4 Advanced Embedded Systems ATMEGA
3.1 Introduction...................................................................31 Processors.......................................................................98

3.2 Timing Diagram............................................................31 6.5 Introduction to XMEGA Family................................99

3.3 Instruction Sets.............................................................33 6.6 Microchip PIC Embedded Processor Family.... 100

3.4 Software Delay..............................................................66 6.7 Introduction to Real Time Systems..................... 101

6.8 Terminology................................................................ 101

Student Assignments....................................................68

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 6.9 Scheduler Types......................................................... 102 8.8 Evaluation of an Infix Expression......................... 189

6.10 Pin Description of the 8051................................... 111 8.9 Evaluation of Prefix Expression............................ 190

6.11 Programming 8051 Timers.................................... 112 8.10 Postfix Evaluation...................................................... 191

6.12 Basics of Serial Communication........................... 114 8.11 Infix to Postfix Conversion..................................... 193

6.13 8051 Connection to RS232.................................... 116 8.12 Linked Lists.................................................................. 194

8.13 Queue............................................................................ 195

Chapter 7 8.14 Tree Traversals............................................................ 196

Computer Organization............. 125 8.15 Binary Search Tree..................................................... 197

8.16 Analysis Of Loops...................................................... 205

7.1 Computer Architecture Vs
Computer Organization.......................................... 125 8.17 Comparisons of Functions..................................... 210
7.2 Evolution of Digital Computers............................ 126 8.18 Asymptotic Behaviour of Polynomials.............. 211
7.3 Components of Computer Structure................. 126 Student Assignments................................................. 214
7.4 CISC and RISC Architectures.................................. 127

7.5 Flynn’s Classification of Processors..................... 128 Chapter 9

7.6 Control Unit................................................................. 129
Operating System....................... 217
7.7 Control Unit Implementation............................... 130
9.1 Basics of Operating System................................... 217
7.8 Main Memory Orgranisation................................. 133
9.2 Process.......................................................................... 222
7.9 Associative Memory................................................. 136
9.3 CPU Scheduling......................................................... 228
7.10 Pipelining..................................................................... 144
9.4 Memory Management............................................ 240
7.11 Secondary Storage................................................... 148
9.5 Virtual Memory.......................................................... 261
7.12 Internal Fragmentation
9.6 Basics of File................................................................ 268
and External Fragmentation................................. 155
9.7 Protection versus Security..................................... 278
7.13 Paging........................................................................... 156

Student Assignments................................................. 160

Chapter 10
Chapter 8 Database Management System...283
10.1 Introduction................................................................ 283
Data Structure............................. 164
10.2 Introduction to Database Design........................ 283
8.1 Scope............................................................................. 164
10.3 Introduction to Database Design
8.2 Flow Control in ‘C’...................................................... 167
and Normalization.................................................... 289
8.3 Evaluation of function............................................. 178
10.4 Introduction to Transaction................................... 298
8.4 Pointers......................................................................... 180
10.5 Introduction to Concurrency
8.5 Array............................................................................... 182 and Serializability...................................................... 308

8.6 Stack............................................................................... 186

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8.7 Expression Evaluation and Syntax Parsing....... 188

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