Tuesday, June 10, 2014

MICROPROCESSOR (MP) MAY 2011 COMPUTER SCIENCE SEMESTER 5

MICROPROCESSOR (MP) MAY 2011 COMPUTER SCIENCE SEMESTER 5 

                                                                     (3 Hours)                                  [Total Marks: 100]

1. Design a 8086 Based system consisting of the following:- [20 Marks]
    (a) 8086 microprocessor working at 8 MHz.
    (b) EPROM of 64 KB using 32 KB  devices.
    (c) SRAM of 64 KB using 16 KB devices.
    (d) One input and one output port (both 16 bit) interrupt driven.
          Explain the design. Also show the memory and I/O map.

2. (a) Explain the Initialization Command Words (ICWs) and Operational Command Words (OCWs)
         of the 8259 PIC. [10 Marks]   
    (b) What is segmented memory? State the advantages of segmentation with reference to the
          8086 microprocessor. Also explain the default segment assignments. [10 Marks]

3. (a) Explain the programmer's model of the Inter 8085 microprocessor. [10 Marks]
    (b) Describe the various system bus arbitration schemes in loosely coupled systems. [10 Marks]

4. (a) Explain the interrupt structure of the 8086. Discuss the functions of the pre-defined /
         dedicated interrupts. [10 Marks] 
    (b) Write a detailed note on the 8289 Bus arbiter. Emphasis on its role in a multiprocessor
          system. [10 Marks] 

5. (a) Explain the operating modes of the 8255 PPI. Also explain the handshaking operation for input
         and ouput in model. [10 Marks]
    (b) Compare the 8085 and 8086 microprocessor w.r.t architecture, instruction, set, speed,
          memory, organization. [10 Marks]

6. (a) What is meant by Direct Memory Access? Show as interfacing diagram of 8086
          microprocessor with 8237 DMD controller. [10 Marks]
    (b) Write a detailed note on the branch instructions of the 8086. [10 Marks]

7. Write short notes on:- [20 Marks]
     (a) IEEE-488 GPIB standard.
     (b) Addressing modes in the 8086.
     (c) 8284 clock generator.
     (d) Modes of operation of the 8253-PIT.

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