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Microprocessor Class Test 2 Answers

The document contains a class test for a microprocessor course, featuring multiple-choice and short answer questions. Key topics include addressing modes, file extensions, assembly programming advantages, and various data transfer methods. It also covers specific opcodes and the role of the stack in 8085A microprocessor operations.

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Microprocessor Class Test 2 Answers

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Class Test 2 (SET 2) - DCSE-PC602 - Microprocessor

Multiple Choice Questions [8 x 1 = 8]

1. MOV AX, 0005H - Addressing Mode: c) Immediate

2. File extension for object modules: b) .OBJ file

3. Advantage of assembly-level programming: a) flexibility of programming is more

4. Essential extension for assembly program: c) .ASM

5. Expression for NMI: a) Non-maskable interrupt

6. INTR classified as: a) Maskable

7. Interrupt request that cannot be disabled: b) non-maskable interrupt

8. Number of address lines in 8086: b) 20

Short Answer Questions [6 x 2 = 12]

1. Opcode for 'MOV A, B' in 8085A:

Answer: 78H

It moves the content of register B to accumulator A.

2. Role of the Stack in 8085A:

- Stores temporary data and return addresses.

- Works on LIFO principle using Stack Pointer (SP).

3. Opcode for 'MVI A, 30H' in 8085A:

Answer: 3EH

Instruction format: 3EH 30H. Loads 30H into accumulator A.

4. Synchronous Data Transfer:

- Data is transferred with clock signals.

- Both sender and receiver are synchronized using the same clock.

5. Difference between DMA and Programmed I/O:


DMA:

- Direct data transfer between memory and I/O

- CPU is free during transfer

Programmed I/O:

- CPU manages the data transfer

- Slower and CPU-intensive

6. Appropriate Data Transfer Method for High-Speed System:

Answer: DMA (Direct Memory Access)

- Fast data transfer without CPU involvement.

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