EXCEL ENGINEERING COLLEGE

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ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
Fourth Semester
20EC404 - Microprocessor and Microcontrollers
Regulations 2020
Question Bank
UNIT – II (8086 Instruction Set And Assembly Language Programming )
PART- A
Q.No Questions Marks CO BL
1 Classify the addressing modes of 8086. 2 CO2 R
List the available instructions in 8086 microprocessor. 2 CO2 R
2
Define subroutine program. 2 CO2 R
3
Calculate the physical address for fetching the next instruction to be executed in 8086. 2 CO2 R
4
Define Coprocessor. 2 CO2 R
5
What are all the Machine Control Instructions in 8086? 2 CO2 R
6
Name the priorities of Interrupt. 2 CO2 R
7
Identify the advantages of loosely coupled system over tightly coupled systems. 2 CO2 R
8
Infer about the interrupt service routine of 8086. 2 CO2 R
9
Sketch the structure of daisy chaining. 2 CO2 R
10
Name the flag transfer instructions. 2 CO2 R
11
Infer about the functions of ALIGN and ASSUME. 2 CO2 R
12
Label the functions of PROC and ENDP. 2 CO2 R
13
State assembly level programming. 2 CO2 R
14
List the types of 8086 interrupts. 2 CO2 R
15
Calculate the physical address, when segment address is 1085H and effective address is 2 CO2 R
16
4537H.
Compare closely coupled and loosely coupled configuration. 2 CO2 R
17
List the basic multiprocessor configurations. 2 CO2 R
18
Define assembler and its functions. 2 CO2 R
19
Develop a program to add a data byte located at offset 2000 to another data byte available 2 CO2 R
20
at 2002 then store the result at 2004.
 PART- B

Q.No Questions Marks CO BL

1 Describe the data transfer, arithmetic and bit manipulation instructions of 8086 16 CO2 U
microprocessor with examples.
2 Illustrate the various addressing modes available in 8086 microprocessor with suitable 16 CO2 U
example.
3 Explain in detail about assembler directives. 16 CO2 U
4 Describe about the process of Interrupt handling in 8086. 16 CO2 U
5 Interpret the loosely coupled configuration with its bus allocation schemes in detail. 16 CO2 U
6 Summarize the functions of Branch Instructions, string Instructions and machine 16 CO2 U
Control Instructions of 8086 microprocessor with examples.

(Note:*Blooms Level (R – Remember, U – Understand, AP – Apply, AZ – Analyze, E – Evaluate, C – Create)

PART A- Blooms Level : Remember, Understand, Apply
PART B- Blooms Level: Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate(if possible)
Marks: 16 Marks, 8+8 Marks, 10+6 Marks)

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