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Unit 2 Microprocessors

The 8085 microprocessor is an 8-bit CPU with 40 pins, capable of addressing 64KB of external memory and operating at clock speeds up to 3MHz. It has six 8-bit general purpose registers and two 16-bit special purpose registers for the stack pointer and program counter. The architecture of the 8085 includes general purpose registers, special purpose registers for the accumulator and flags, and status flags for testing data conditions like sign, zero, parity, carry, and auxiliary carry.

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Unit 2 Microprocessors

The 8085 microprocessor is an 8-bit CPU with 40 pins, capable of addressing 64KB of external memory and operating at clock speeds up to 3MHz. It has six 8-bit general purpose registers and two 16-bit special purpose registers for the stack pointer and program counter. The architecture of the 8085 includes general purpose registers, special purpose registers for the accumulator and flags, and status flags for testing data conditions like sign, zero, parity, carry, and auxiliary carry.

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8085 μP

Basic features, Architecture,

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8085 Features
 8 Bit microprocessor
 40 pin DIP IC,Work on +5V at a max
frequency of 3 MHZ.
 Has 16-Addr.lines & 8-Data lines and
64kb Memory(external)
 It has six 8-Bit GPR & Two 16 bit Reg.
(SP & PC)
 Supports 5 H/w Interrupts 2
ARCHITECTURE OF 8085:
1.General
Purpose Reg.
(B,C,D,E,F-8-
bit)
2.Special Purpose
Reg.(A,Flag Reg-8-
bit,SP&PC-16bit)
Status Flags in 8085
• Flags for testing the data conditions.
1. Sign (S),
2. Zero (Z),
3. Parity (P),
4. Carry (CY),
5. Auxiliary Carry (AC) flags.

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