This document discusses interfacing LEDs with an 8085 microprocessor using an IO mapped IO scheme where the port address is either 8 bits from A0-A7 or A8-A15. It provides an interfacing diagram and program to blink 8 LEDs alternatively using an MVI instruction to output to port 80H which is used to control the LEDs by turning them on and off, with CALL and JMP instructions to create a delay and loop continuously.
This document discusses interfacing LEDs with an 8085 microprocessor using an IO mapped IO scheme where the port address is either 8 bits from A0-A7 or A8-A15. It provides an interfacing diagram and program to blink 8 LEDs alternatively using an MVI instruction to output to port 80H which is used to control the LEDs by turning them on and off, with CALL and JMP instructions to create a delay and loop continuously.
This document discusses interfacing LEDs with an 8085 microprocessor using an IO mapped IO scheme where the port address is either 8 bits from A0-A7 or A8-A15. It provides an interfacing diagram and program to blink 8 LEDs alternatively using an MVI instruction to output to port 80H which is used to control the LEDs by turning them on and off, with CALL and JMP instructions to create a delay and loop continuously.
This document discusses interfacing LEDs with an 8085 microprocessor using an IO mapped IO scheme where the port address is either 8 bits from A0-A7 or A8-A15. It provides an interfacing diagram and program to blink 8 LEDs alternatively using an MVI instruction to output to port 80H which is used to control the LEDs by turning them on and off, with CALL and JMP instructions to create a delay and loop continuously.
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Interfacing of LED with 8085
Scheme:- IO mapped IO scheme
port address is of 8 bit either(A0-A7) or (A8-A15) Common anode Interfacing diagram Program: To blink 8 LEDs alternatively MVI A,80H OUT 83H KK: MVI A, 55H OUT 80H CALL DELAY MVI A, AAH OUT 80H JMP KK HLT