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    This document contains instructions for a Microprocessors exam asking students to answer any 5 of 10 questions. The questions cover topics on 8086, 8087, 80286 and 68000 microprocessors including memory addressing, assembly language programming, interrupts, coprocessors and protected mode. Specifically: 1. Questions ask about 8086 memory size and segmentation, an assembly delay loop, and instructions/directives. 2. Questions cover 8086 addressing modes, an assembly program to display text, reentrant procedures and parameter passing. 3. Questions define positive number counting recursion in assembly, 8259 interrupt controller, 8254/8255 programming. 4. Questions describe 8087 instructions, converting a decimal to

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    This document contains instructions for a Microprocessors exam asking students to answer any 5 of 10 questions. The questions cover topics on 8086, 8087, 80286 and 68000 microprocessors including memory addressing, assembly language programming, interrupts, coprocessors and protected mode. Specifically: 1. Questions ask about 8086 memory size and segmentation, an assembly delay loop, and instructions/directives. 2. Questions cover 8086 addressing modes, an assembly program to display text, reentrant procedures and parameter passing. 3. Questions define positive number counting recursion in assembly, 8259 interrupt controller, 8254/8255 programming. 4. Questions describe 8087 instructions, converting a decimal to

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    This document contains instructions for a Microprocessors exam asking students to answer any 5 of 10 questions. The questions cover topics on 8086, 8087, 80286 and 68000 microprocessors including memory addressing, assembly language programming, interrupts, coprocessors and protected mode. Specifically: 1. Questions ask about 8086 memory size and segmentation, an assembly delay loop, and instructions/directives. 2. Questions cover 8086 addressing modes, an assembly program to display text, reentrant procedures and parameter passing. 3. Questions define positive number counting recursion in assembly, 8259 interrupt controller, 8254/8255 programming. 4. Questions describe 8087 instructions, converting a decimal to

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    REG.

    NO

    MANIPAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY


    (Constituent Institute of Manipal University)
    MANIPAL-576104

    IV SEMESTER B.TECH.(COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING) DEGREE


    END-SEMESTER EXAMINATION-JULY 2015
    SUBJECT: MICROPROCESSORS (CSE 206)
    DATE: 09-07-2015
    TIME: 3 HOURS MAX.MARKS: 50

    Instructions to Candidates
     Note: Answer any FIVE full questions.

    1 A. What is the maximum memory size addressed by an 8086 & how much is the size of
    each segment? Justify your answer.
    1 B. Draw the neat diagram of 8086 architecture & explain the use of segment registers
    with the associated pointer or index registers.
    1 C. Calculate the value of N in the below given delay loop to produce a delay of 500µs
    on an 8086 with a 5-MHz clock. Give the value of N in hexadecimal.
    MOV CX, N ; 4 clock cycles
    L1: NOP ; 3 clock cycles
    LOOP L1 ; 17 or 5 clock cycles (2+5+3)

    2 A. Explain the following instructions & directives of an 8086 microprocessors with


    appropriate syntax. Mention if any flags are affected for the given instructions.
    (i) AAM (ii) STOSW (iii) EXTERN
    2 B. Give the addressing modes of the following instructions with respect to the source &
    explain each of those addressing modes.
    (i) MOV CL, [SI] [BX] (ii) MOV AX, [DI] (iii) XCHG AX, PRICES [BX+SI]
    (iv) MOV AH, [BX-8]
    2 C. Write an assembly language program to display a message 'All the best’ on the screen
    after a key ‘P’ is pressed. (3+4+3)

    3 A. Define a reentrant procedure & differentiate it from recursive procedure. What are
    the different ways by which parameters are passed for reentrant procedure? Explain how
    to pass parameters to a macro with an example?
    3 B. Describe the main use of 8086 type 4(overflow) interrupt and draw 8086 interrupt-
    pointer table.

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    3 C. Write an assembly language program, where the main code segment passes an array
    of six signed numbers to a recursive procedure as parameters reside in dedicated
    memory location accessed by pointer. The recursive procedure should find the number of
    positive numbers present in the array and return it back to the main through any register
    & main should save it in memory. (3+3+4)

    4 A. Explain the cascaded master slave connection of 8259A.what is the use of OCW1
    and OCW2?
    4 B. Write a control word (in binary) & mention the purpose of every bit in the control
    word for the following.
    (i) Counter 0 of 8254 to read/write LSB only to generate a square wave to obtain a BCD
    count down.
    (ii)To initialize an 8255A as follows: port A-single handshake input; port B-single
    handshake output; port C-bits PC6 & PC7 as outputs.
    4 C. Draw the timing diagram of minimum mode write operation of 8086 & explain the
    functions following signals.
    (i) DT/R (ii) LOCK (iii) RQ/GT0 (iv) ALE (5+2+3)

    5 A. Describe the operation performed by each of the following 8087 instructions with
    appropriate syntax.
    (i) FLD (ii) FSCALE (iii) FCOMPP (iv) FSTSW (v) FLDL2E
    5 B. Convert the decimal number 2435.5625 to long real & temporary-real format. Write
    the answer both in hexadecimal & in binary.
    5 C. Explain the following interrupts, specify the purpose, expected inputs and returns.

    (i) INT 21H, 3DH (ii) INT 21H, 2CH (iii) INT 10H, 02H (5+2+3)

    6 A. Describe how the physical address calculation in real-mode operation of an 80286 is


    different from protected-mode operation.
    6 B. Explain the advanced programmable interrupt controller (APIC) and multimedia
    extension (MMX) technology of a Pentium processor.
    6 C. Explain the three different types of registers in 68000 with a neat diagram.(2+3+5)

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