This document contains a past examination for an MCA II course on Microprocessor and Peripheral Interfacing Systems (MPSS). It consists of 5 questions worth a total of 100 marks. Question 1 (20 marks) asks students to write a program to control traffic lights and pedestrian signals using an output port. Question 2 has three parts worth 10 marks each on calculating loop delay, adding two hex numbers, and clearing flags/displaying the carry flag. Question 3 also has three 10 mark parts on shifting a data string in memory and transferring data between memory locations. Question 4 (20 marks) asks students to explain the 8085 interrupt structure and differentiate CALL/Return from PUSH/POP. Question 5 (20 marks) asks students to
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This document contains a past examination for an MCA II course on Microprocessor and Peripheral Interfacing Systems (MPSS). It consists of 5 questions worth a total of 100 marks. Question 1 (20 marks) asks students to write a program to control traffic lights and pedestrian signals using an output port. Question 2 has three parts worth 10 marks each on calculating loop delay, adding two hex numbers, and clearing flags/displaying the carry flag. Question 3 also has three 10 mark parts on shifting a data string in memory and transferring data between memory locations. Question 4 (20 marks) asks students to explain the 8085 interrupt structure and differentiate CALL/Return from PUSH/POP. Question 5 (20 marks) asks students to
This document contains a past examination for an MCA II course on Microprocessor and Peripheral Interfacing Systems (MPSS). It consists of 5 questions worth a total of 100 marks. Question 1 (20 marks) asks students to write a program to control traffic lights and pedestrian signals using an output port. Question 2 has three parts worth 10 marks each on calculating loop delay, adding two hex numbers, and clearing flags/displaying the carry flag. Question 3 also has three 10 mark parts on shifting a data string in memory and transferring data between memory locations. Question 4 (20 marks) asks students to explain the 8085 interrupt structure and differentiate CALL/Return from PUSH/POP. Question 5 (20 marks) asks students to
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This document contains a past examination for an MCA II course on Microprocessor and Peripheral Interfacing Systems (MPSS). It consists of 5 questions worth a total of 100 marks. Question 1 (20 marks) asks students to write a program to control traffic lights and pedestrian signals using an output port. Question 2 has three parts worth 10 marks each on calculating loop delay, adding two hex numbers, and clearing flags/displaying the carry flag. Question 3 also has three 10 mark parts on shifting a data string in memory and transferring data between memory locations. Question 4 (20 marks) asks students to explain the 8085 interrupt structure and differentiate CALL/Return from PUSH/POP. Question 5 (20 marks) asks students to
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Q1. Write a program to provide the given on/off time to three traffic lights (Green, Yellow, Red) and two pedestrian signs (WALK and DON’T WALK). The signals and signs are turned on/off by the data bits of an output port as shown below:
Lights Data Bits On Time
Green D0 15 seconds Yellow D2 5 seconds Red D4 20 seconds WALK D6 15 seconds DON”T WALK D7 25 seconds
The traffic and pedestrian flow are in the same direction; the pedestrian should cross the road when the Green light is on. (20)
Q2. Answer any two. (2x10=20)
a) Calculate the delay in the following loop, assuming the system clock period is 0.33 micro seconds: Label Mnemonics 8085 T-states LXI B,12FFH 10 DELAY: DCX B 6 XTHL 16 XTHL 16 NOP 4 NOP 4 MOV A,C 4 ORA B 4 JNZ DELAY 10/7
b) Write a program to add the two Hex numbers 7A and 46 and to store the sum at memory location XX98H and the flag status at XX97H.
c) Write a program to clear the flags. Load data byte FFH into the accumulator and add 01h to the byte FFH by using the instruction ADI. Mask all the flags except the CY flag and display the CY flag at PORT0. Q3. Answer any two. (2x10=20) a) Data bytes are stored in memory locations from XX50H to XX55h. To insert an additional five bytes of data, it is necessary to shift the data string by 5 memory locations. Write a program to store the data string from XX55h to XX64H.
b) The following block of data is stored in the memory locations from XX55H to XX5AH. Transfer the data to locations XX80H to XX85H in the reverse order. Data(H) 22, A5, B2, 99, 7F, 37
c) Write a program to – clear the accumulator, add 47H, subtract 92H, add 64H and display the results after subtracting 92H and adding 64H. Specify the answers you would expect at the output ports.
Q4. Answer any two. (2x10=20)
a) Explain the interrupt structure of 8085A. b) Differentiate between CALL & Return and PUSH & POP. c) Describe the concepts of Nesting and Multiple – Ending Subroutines.
Q5. Illustrate any four of the following instructions with examples. (4x5=20) a) ADD B b) SUI 34H c) CPI 34H d) CMA e) POP PSW f) INR B
