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    The document contains instructions for a mid-semester exam on microprocessors and microcontrollers. It includes 5 questions related to assembly language programming in 8085 and 8086. Question 1 asks to write programs to sort an array and perform calculations on the sorted values. Question 2 analyzes the execution of two 8085 programs and the status of flags for several 8086 instructions. Question 3 covers extra flags in 8086, shifting values, and comparing features of 8085 and 8086. Question 4 discusses instruction and arithmetic pipelining in 8086. Question 5 includes programs to swap variables, compares two instructions, and defines the INTA and READY signals.

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    The document contains instructions for a mid-semester exam on microprocessors and microcontrollers. It includes 5 questions related to assembly language programming in 8085 and 8086. Question 1 asks to write programs to sort an array and perform calculations on the sorted values. Question 2 analyzes the execution of two 8085 programs and the status of flags for several 8086 instructions. Question 3 covers extra flags in 8086, shifting values, and comparing features of 8085 and 8086. Question 4 discusses instruction and arithmetic pipelining in 8086. Question 5 includes programs to swap variables, compares two instructions, and defines the INTA and READY signals.

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    NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, ROURKELA

    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING


    MID-SEM EXAM AUTUMN 2018; COURSE: MICROPROCESSOR AND MICROCONTROLLERS (CS341)
    PROGRAMME: B.TECH & DUAL (CSE); DURATION: 2 HOURS; FULL MARKS: 30

    INSTRUCTIONS: Answer All Questions. All parts of a question (a, b, etc.,) should be answered at one place. Answer
    should be brief and to-the-point and be supplemented with neat sketches. All the diagrams must be drawn using
    pencils. Unnecessary long answers may result in loss of marks. Any missing or wrong data may be assumed suitably
    giving proper justification.

    Q. Description MAR
    No. KS

    1 (a) Write a program in assembly language 8085 to sort an array of 9 numbers in ascending order. Assume [3]
    that the numbers are stored from starting address 2050. Write a subroutine to find the sum of the
    largest and smallest numbers from the sorted list and store the result along with carry starting at
    memory location C050H. Write another subroutine to count the number of 1’s in the result and store
    the value in memory location D050H. Write the proper comment statements in the program using the
    symbol “//“.

    (b) Name the different types of assembler programs. Which one among these is popular? Write a program [3]
    in assembly language 8086 to display the string “Rourkela is a smart city”. What are the data defined
    pseudo operations in 8086.

    2 Two 8085 programs are given below (P1 and P2). Answer as directed with adequate explanation.
    (P1): If the program execution begins at CF00H, write the sequence of instructions those are executed [4+2]
    until a HLT instruction is encountered. Assume all flags are initially reset. Which of the three ports will
    be loaded with data and what is the bit pattern of the data?
    CF00 MVI A, FFH
    CF02 INR A
    CF03 JC CFOCH
    CF06 CPI A8 H
    CF08 JM CF15H
    CF0B XRA A
    CF0C OUT PORT1
    CF0E HLT
    CF10 XRI FFH
    CF12 OUT PORT2
    CF14 HLT
    CF15 MVI A,FFH
    CF17 ADI 02 H
    CF19 RAL
    CF1A JZ CF23 H
    CF1D JC CF10 H
    CF20 JNC CF12 H
    CF23 CMA
    CF24 OUT PORT3
    CF26 HLT
    (P2): Registers values before the execution of first instruction are: A = 11H, BC = 1234H, DE = CDEFH
    and HL = 1100H. Also the flags are reset at the beginning. State the status of each flag for each of the
    following instructions, with sufficient explanation.
    ANA D
    MVI B,33 H
    RAR
    ADD E
    CMP H

    3 (a) Explian with examples of diffrent extra flags available in 8086 excluding the flags of 8085. Write a [3+3]
    minmal set of instructions in assembly language 8086 to shift the contents of accumulator by 6 bits.

    (b) Give a comparison between 8085 and 8086 microprocessor with the help of a table. Identify at least
    6 features to differentiate between the above microprocessors.

    4 (a) How microprocessor 8086 supports a 2 stage instruction pipelining? Identify the resources in 8086 [3+3]
    implement the instruction pipelining? Write the type of arithmetic operations and resources required to
    achieve an arithmetic pipelining along with instruction pipelining. Identify a common set of resources
    which will be shared by different arithmetic operations in order to implement both instruction and
    arithmetic pipelining.

    (b) Identify whether the instructions given below belong to 8085 or 8086?

    (i) CMA (ii) RET, (iii) PCHL, & (iv) SHLD 3000H (v) CMA (vi) ROR (vi) CLD

    Specify the types of addressing modes and number of memory accesses required for the above
    instructions.

    5 (a) Write a program in assembly language of 8085 or 8086 to swap two variables without and with using [2 +3
    third variable. +1]

    (b) What will be the output after executing the instructions "MVI A, 00H" and "XRA A". If they have a
    same output then compare them with respect to space consumed in bytes and time taken in micro-second
    by using appropriate timing diagrams for each instruction.

    (c) Write the function of signals INTA and READY signal in microprocessor 8085 and 8086.

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