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    1) The document describes a design project for an 8086-based system consisting of an 8086 microprocessor working at 8 MHz along with 64 KB of EPROM using 32 KB devices, 32 KB of SRAM using 16 KB devices, and 16-bit input and output ports and interrupt devices. It also requires explaining the memory and I/O map. 2) It provides several other questions about 8086 and 8085 systems, such as explaining bus arbitration schemes, the 8259 PIC interrupt controller, segmented memory, comparing the 8085 and 8086 architectures, and writing short notes on various 8086 peripherals and concepts. 3) The document outlines a revised course on

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    1) The document describes a design project for an 8086-based system consisting of an 8086 microprocessor working at 8 MHz along with 64 KB of EPROM using 32 KB devices, 32 KB of SRAM using 16 KB devices, and 16-bit input and output ports and interrupt devices. It also requires explaining the memory and I/O map. 2) It provides several other questions about 8086 and 8085 systems, such as explaining bus arbitration schemes, the 8259 PIC interrupt controller, segmented memory, comparing the 8085 and 8086 architectures, and writing short notes on various 8086 peripherals and concepts. 3) The document outlines a revised course on

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    1) The document describes a design project for an 8086-based system consisting of an 8086 microprocessor working at 8 MHz along with 64 KB of EPROM using 32 KB devices, 32 KB of SRAM using 16 KB devices, and 16-bit input and output ports and interrupt devices. It also requires explaining the memory and I/O map. 2) It provides several other questions about 8086 and 8085 systems, such as explaining bus arbitration schemes, the 8259 PIC interrupt controller, segmented memory, comparing the 8085 and 8086 architectures, and writing short notes on various 8086 peripherals and concepts. 3) The document outlines a revised course on

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    1) The document describes a design project for an 8086-based system consisting of an 8086 microprocessor working at 8 MHz along with 64 KB of EPROM using 32 KB devices, 32 KB of SRAM using 16 KB devices, and 16-bit input and output ports and interrupt devices. It also requires explaining the memory and I/O map. 2) It provides several other questions about 8086 and 8085 systems, such as explaining bus arbitration schemes, the 8259 PIC interrupt controller, segmented memory, comparing the 8085 and 8086 architectures, and writing short notes on various 8086 peripherals and concepts. 3) The document outlines a revised course on

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    (3 Hours) [Total Marks: 100

    N.S. : (1) Question No.1 is cor Ipulsory.


    (2) Solve any four ques1 ons from the remaining six questions.

    1. Design a 8086 based system consisting of the following :- 20


    (a) 8086 microprocessor working at 8 MHz.
    (b) EPROM of 64 KB using 32 KB devices.
    (c) SRAM of 32 KB using 16 KB devices.
    (d) 1 input, 1 output port (both 16 bit), interrupt devices.
    Explain the design. Also show the memory and I/o map.

    2. (a) Write a program using 8086 to transfer a block of data using string instructions. 8
    Also draw the flowchart of the same.
    (b) Explain the interrupt structure of the 8085 microprocessor with a neat diagram. 12

    3. (a) Explain the necessity of a bus controller in the 8086 maximum mode system. 10
    Also explain the 8288 Bus controller in detail.
    (b) Show an interfacing diagram of the 8086 with the 8237 DMA controller. 10
    What are the advantages of Direct memory access? Enumerate with two
    practical examples.

    4. Explainthe need of Bus arbitration.What are the various Bus arbitration schemes 20
    in loosely coupled systems? Draw a multiprocessor system of Z-8086 modules
    using the 8289 Bus arbitor. Explain the diagram.

    5. (a) Explain the following with respect to the 8259 PIC: 12


    (i) Sperial Fully Nested Mode.
    (ii) Sperial Mask Mode
    (iii) Initialization program-9f.!!2e 8259
    (iv) Function of the pin SP/EN.
    (b) Draw and explain how the adders/data bus is demultiplexed in the 8085. 8

    6. (a) What is segmented memory? Enumerate the advantages of segmented memory 10


    with reference to the 8086 microprocessor.
    (b) Compare the 8085 and the 8086 microprocessor with respect to architecture, 10
    instruction set, speed, etc. [Atleast 8 points]

    7. Write short notes on (any four) :- 20


    (a) Serial communication using the RS-232C
    (b) Modes of operation of the 8253 PIT
    (c) DRAM interfacing in 8086 systems
    (d) 8284 Clock Generator
    (e) Software interrupts in 8086
    (f) Temperature Controller using 8086.

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