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    Addressing Modes of Microprocessor – 8085

    To perform any operation using microprocessor we have to give the


    corresponding instruction, for executing this instruction
    microprocessor will need 8/16 bit data. Therefore the method by
    which we have to give the address of source of data is known as the
    addressing mode of Source.

    After the execution of instruction, microprocessor will obtain the


    result. For storing this result we have to give the address of
    destination of result. Therefore the method by which we have to
    give the address of destination of result is known as the addressing
    mode of Destination.
    ➢ TYPES OF ADDRESSING MODES

    ➢There are 5 types of addressing modes -

    ➢ Immediate Addressing Mode (IAM)

    ➢ Direct Addressing Mode (DAM)

    ➢ Register Direct Addressing Mode (RDAM)

    ➢ Register Indirect Addressing Mode (RIAM)

    ➢ Implicit Addressing Mode (IPAM)


    Immediate Addressing Mode

     If 8/16 bit data required for executing the instruction is


    directly given along with instruction then such type of
    instructions are called Immediate Addressing Mode
    instructions. In most of the Immediate Addressing Mode
    Instruction, the last alphabet is ‘I’.

     For Example:
    MVI A,75H (for 8- bit number)

    LXI B,4565H (for 16- bit number)


    Direct Addressing Mode

     If 8/16 bit data required for executing the instruction is present


    in memory location and the address of that memory location is
    given along with instruction then such type of instructions are
    called Direct Addressing Mode instruction.

     For Example:
    LDA 1575H
    Load accumulator from the given address data

    STA 4565H
    Store accumulator at given address
    Register Direct Addressing Mode

     If 8/16 bit data required for executing the instruction present in register(for
    8-bit)/ register pair(for 16-bit) and the name of the register / register pair is
    given along with instruction then such type of instructions are called
    Register Direct Addressing Mode instruction.

    ➢ For Example –
    MOV C, D
    Move data from register D to Register C
    Register Indirect Addressing Mode

    ➢If 8/16 bit data required for executing the instruction present in
    memory location and the address of that memory location is
    present in register pair and the name of that register pair is given
    along with instruction then such type of instructions are called
    Register Indirect Addressing mode instruction .
    ➢For Example :

    LDAX B
    Load accumulator from the register pair address data.

    STAX D
    Store accumulator at given register address.
    Implicit Addressing Mode

    ➢ If the address of source of data as well as the destination of result is


    fixed, then there is no need to give the operand in the instruction
    and such type of instructions are known as Implicit Addressing
    Mode instruction.

    ➢ For Example:

    CMA complement accumulator


    CMC complement Carry Flag
    STC Set Carry Flag
    RAL Rotate Accumulator Left with Carry
    RLC Rotate Accumulator Left without Carry

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