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(PCC-02) Microprocessors

Teaching Scheme Evaluation Scheme


Lectures: 3 Hrs/ Week Theory: MES:30 Marks, TA:10 Marks ESE:60
Labs: 2Hr. / Week Marks
Self Study: 1 Hour/week Laboratory: CIE:100 Marks

Course Outcomes
Upon completion of this course students will be able to:
1. Design a microcomputer around 8086b CPU in minimum mode
2. Explain importance of power on reset circuit in the microcomputer
3. Develop assembly language programs for 8086 CPU
4. Explain and write programs for dedicated interrupts (Break Point, Overflow) of 8086
5. Design and Test interfacing of 8255, 8279, 8259, 8251,DMA and interfacing of 8237 to
8086
6. Design maximum mode CPU module for coprocessor configuration and multiprocessor
system for local bus and system bus

Course Contents
Design of Microcomputer: Von Pneumann’s Principle, 8086 Architecture, Advantages of
pipelining and segmentation, Simultaneityand concurrency, Demultiplexing of address and
data bus, ALE, Even and Odd Bank, BHE, Static memory organisation, Design of memory
map, Design of Interfacing of static memory to 8086.Reset in, Power on Reset Circuit, Bus
cycle, Instruction cycle, Organising program for Basic Input Output System or Boot Strap
loader after reset, clock input, 8284 clock driver, Design of minimum mode CPU module.
[8 Hrs]
Programming with 8086: Programming modelof 8086,Physical Address, Segment
Address and Logical address/offset, Addressing modes, Instruction codes, default segment
assignment, Instruction Groups, Flags, Important instructions of the group, flags, prefixes.
Programming in Assembly Language of 8086. I/O interfacing. I/O mapped I/O versus
Memory mapped I/O. In and OUT. Interfacing of 8 bit input port and outport in I/O mapped
I/O mode. Disadvantage of memory mapped I/O in design of multitasking Microcomputer.
[8 Hrs]

Interrupts: Interrupt structure of 8086, Dedicated Interrupts, flags associated with


interrupts, hardware interrupts, non vectoredinterrupt, INTR and INTA, Software Interrupts
[4 Hrs]

I/O Interafcing: Program driven data transfer versus Interrupt driven data transfer,
Interfacing design and demonstrating modes of 8255, simple I/o, Strobed input and output,
bidirectional strobed I/O, BSR, 8279, encoded and decoded scan, 2 key lockout and N key
rollover, sensor matrix, strobed keyboard, 8259, EOI, Non specific and specific EOI, Priority
structure, Initialisation and Operational Command words, cascaded mode, buffered and non
buffered [6 Hrs]

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Serial Communication, DMA mode: Serial I/O, Asynchronous and synchronous mode,
design of serial communication using 8251 USART and RS232C drivers, Direct Memory
Access and Interfacing of 8237 [4 Hrs]

Multiprocessing in 8086: Design of maximum mode CPU module, 8288 bus controller
and 8289 bus arbiter, coprocessor configuration, Introduction to NDP8087, Resident Bus and
System bus, loosely coupled and closely coupled configuration. Protected mode of 80286
for improved memory management and task switching for multiprogramming or multitasking,
PVAM, Register set, segment descriptors, selector, virtual address space, single level and
multiple level tasks, cache memory and its management [8 Hrs]
Self Study Unit:
• Emu86 or suitable assembler, Study of assembler directives, Instruction templates,
No. of Bus cycles and clock cycles for execution of instructions, All instructions of
8086, Prefixes, Programming practice in assembly language of 8086,
• Function calls of DOS and BIOS Interrupts for display and keyboard of IBM PC
• Interfacing and programming for 4x4 keymatrix and 4 seven segment multiplexed
displays to 8255
[8 Hrs]

Note:
• All the Course outcomes 1 to 3 will be judged by 75% of the questions and outcomes 4, 5 and 6
will be judged by 25 % of questions.
• To measure CO3 and CO4, some questions may be based on self-study topics

Text Book:

John P Uffenbeck, The 8086/8088 Family Design, Programming and Interfacing, PHI

Reference Books

Yu-Cheng Liu, Glenn A. Gibson, Microcomputer Systems: The 8086/8088 family Architecture,
Programming and Design II Edition

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