EE 315: Microprocessor Laboratory

Introduction to the Kit

All the experiments in this laboratory will be performed using the "microprocessor kit" which is a small microcomputer built around the Intel 8085 microprocessor. Along with the CPU, the hardware components in the kit are an EPROM, a RAM, drivers for the system bus so that you could build and test circuits external to the kit / peripheral support devices. The basic Input device is the keypad and the basic output device is a set of eight 7-segment LED displays. The kit contains a primitive operating system that is called the monitor and comes with some utility routines. The memory in the kit is divided into 3 parts - monitor ROM, monitor RAM and user RAM. Your programs will have access to only the user RAM in addition to calling the utility routines by address. There are kits from different manufacturers and the details for each of the kits are different.You will be using Anshuman make 'Classik' model.

The assembly language programs for the experiments, with comments should be written as part of the preparation for all the problems in this part. The code should be assembled and the memory locations should be clearly specified.