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The document provides instructions for studying the MICROPROCESSOR 8085 and completing an activity for submission. It includes multiple-choice questions covering various aspects of the 8085 microprocessor, such as its architecture, registers, instructions, and interrupt handling. Additionally, it requires explanations of the interrupt handling process and memory-mapped I/O related to the 8085.

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ECE-37

The document provides instructions for studying the MICROPROCESSOR 8085 and completing an activity for submission. It includes multiple-choice questions covering various aspects of the 8085 microprocessor, such as its architecture, registers, instructions, and interrupt handling. Additionally, it requires explanations of the interrupt handling process and memory-mapped I/O related to the 8085.

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ECE 37(LEC)

Isntructions:
I. Search and study about MICROPROCESSOR 8085.
II. Answer the activity.
Activity: Submit your output next meeting.

Section 1: Multiple Choice Questions


1. The 8085 microprocessor is a:
a) 8-bit microprocessor b) 16-bit microprocessor c) 32-bit microprocessor d) 64-bit microprocessor
2. The 8085 microprocessor has how many general-purpose registers?
a) 5 b) 6 c) 7 d) 8
3. Which register is used as the accumulator in the 8085?
a) B b) C c) A d) D
4. The program counter (PC) in the 8085 holds the:
a) Address of the current instruction b) Address of the next instruction c) Data to be processed d) Result of the last operation
5. The stack pointer (SP) in the 80885 points to the:
a) Top of the stack b) Bottom of the stack c) Current instruction d) Next instruction
6. Which flag indicates an arithmetic overflow in the 8085?
a) Carry Flag (CY) b) Zero Flag (Z) c) Sign Flag (S) d) Parity Flag (P)
7. The instruction MOV A, B does what?
a) Moves the contents of register B to register A
b) Moves the contents of register A to register B
c) Adds the contents of register B to register A
d) Subtracts the contents of register B from register A
8. Which instruction is used to jump unconditionally to a new address?
a) JMP b) JC c) JZ d) CALL
9. The instruction PUSH H does what?
a) Pushes the contents of register pair HL onto the stack b) Pops the contents of the stack into register pair HL c) Moves the
contents of register H to the accumulator d) Moves the contents of register L to the accumulator
10. Which of the following is an example of a 16-bit register pair in the 8085?
a) BC b) DE c) HL d) All of the above
11. The 8085 microprocessor operates on a clock frequency of approximately:
a) 1 MHz b) 3 MHz c) 5 MHz d) 10 MHz
12. The address bus in the 8085 is:
a) 8-bit b) 16-bit c) 32-bit d) 64-bit
13. The data bus in the 8085 is:
a) 8-bit b) 16-bit c) 32-bit d) 64-bit
14. Which instruction is used to increment the contents of a register?
a) INR b) DCR c) INX d) DCX
15. Which instruction is used to perform a logical AND operation?
a) AND b) ORA c) XRA d) CMA
16. The instruction CMA does what?
a) Complements the accumulator b) Clears the accumulator c) Adds the accumulator to itself d) Subtracts the accumulator
from itself
17. Which instruction is used to call a subroutine?
a) CALL b) RET c) JMP d) RST
18. Which instruction is used to return from a subroutine?
a) RET b) CALL c) JMP d) RST
19. The RST instruction is used for:
a) Interrupts b) Direct Memory Access (DMA) c) Input/Output operations d) Arithmetic operations
20. The 8085 uses how many interrupt pins?
a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6

1. Explain the interrupt handling process in the 8085, including the different types of interrupts and how they are
prioritized.
2. Explain the concept of memory-mapped I/O in the context of the 8085.

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