Chapterl MICROPROCESSOR-BASEDSYSTEMS
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1.1 Introductio
1.2 HistoryofMicrocomputer
1.3 SystemofMicrocomputer
1.4 MicroprocessorOperation
1.5 Number System & Its Conversion
1.5.1 NumberSystem
1.5.2 Number Conversion
1.5.3 OperationofBinary
1.6 Data Formats In Microcomputers
1.6.1 IntegerData
1.6.2 Floating-pointArithmetic
1.6.3 ASC
1.6.4 BCD (Binary Coded Decimd) Code
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Chapter 2 8086 MICROPROCESSORARCHITECTURE
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2.1 Introduction
2.2 Architecture of 8086 Microprocessor
2.3 8086 CPU Registers
2.3.1 Registers in EU
2.3.2 Registers in BIU
2.3.3 FlagsRegister
2.4 8086 Pins and Functions
2.4.1 8086 Pins
2.4.2 Pin Functions of 8086 CPU in Min-mode
2.5 8086 Memory Organization
2.5.1 Formation ofPhysicalAddress
2.5.2 Memory Segmentation
2.5.3 Hardware Organization of the Memory Address Space
2.5.4 Stack
2.6 8086 Memory and I/O Operation Cycles
2.6.1 Bus Cycle and Timing for 8086 Memory or I/O
2.6.2 8086 CPU Read/Write Bus Cycle in the Min-mode
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Chapter 3 INSTRUCTION SYSTEM
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3.1 AddressingModes
3.1.1Register Addressing
3.1.2 ImmediateAddressing
3.1.3 MemoryAddressing
3.1.4Other Addressing Modes
3.2 Instruction Form and Code
3.3 Instruction Set
3.3.1 Data Transfer Instruction
3.3.2 Arithmetical Operation Instructions
3.3.3 LogicalOperations and Shiftlnstructions
3.3.4 String Instructions
3.3.5 Controllnstructions
3.4 Trouble Shooting Techniques
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Chapter 4 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE AND PROGRAMMING
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4.1 Introduction
4.2 Assembly Language Format
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Chapter 5 MEMORY AND MEMORY INTERFACE
Chapter 6BASIC INPUT AND OUTPUT INTERFACE
Chapter 7THE PROGRAMMABLE INTERFACE AND APPLICATION
Chapter 8 PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS AND COMPREHENSIVE CASES
