Interrupts allow external devices to request attention from the microprocessor to transfer data. There are two types of interrupts for the 8085 microprocessor: trap interrupts which are non-markable, and the other four which are markable. When an interrupt request is received, the microprocessor automatically calls the interrupt service routine (ISR) written by the programmer without using a call instruction. With vectored interrupts, when an external device raises a request, the microprocessor executes the ISR associated with that interrupt by calling the predetermined memory location that vectors to the ISR's starting address.
Interrupts allow external devices to request attention from the microprocessor to transfer data. There are two types of interrupts for the 8085 microprocessor: trap interrupts which are non-markable, and the other four which are markable. When an interrupt request is received, the microprocessor automatically calls the interrupt service routine (ISR) written by the programmer without using a call instruction. With vectored interrupts, when an external device raises a request, the microprocessor executes the ISR associated with that interrupt by calling the predetermined memory location that vectors to the ISR's starting address.
Interrupts allow external devices to request attention from the microprocessor to transfer data. There are two types of interrupts for the 8085 microprocessor: trap interrupts which are non-markable, and the other four which are markable. When an interrupt request is received, the microprocessor automatically calls the interrupt service routine (ISR) written by the programmer without using a call instruction. With vectored interrupts, when an external device raises a request, the microprocessor executes the ISR associated with that interrupt by calling the predetermined memory location that vectors to the ISR's starting address.
Interrupts allow external devices to request attention from the microprocessor to transfer data. There are two types of interrupts for the 8085 microprocessor: trap interrupts which are non-markable, and the other four which are markable. When an interrupt request is received, the microprocessor automatically calls the interrupt service routine (ISR) written by the programmer without using a call instruction. With vectored interrupts, when an external device raises a request, the microprocessor executes the ISR associated with that interrupt by calling the predetermined memory location that vectors to the ISR's starting address.
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interupt is a process of data transfer whereby an external device can inform the
microprocessor that is ready for communication and hence ir requests attention.
the interupt process allows the microprocess.. trap is non-markable interupt the other 4 are markable interupt q.how interrupts are serviced by 8085 microprocessor programmer write the subroutine ,the subroutine written for an interrupt is known as interrupt service routine(isr) q.is call instruction is used for calling isr? no isr is automatically called by microprocessor once it receives and acknowledges the interrupt request. vactored interrupts-when an external device raises an interrupt request,microprocessor has to execute isr associated with the interrupt.if the internal circuit of the microprocessor produces a call to a predetermined memory location which is the starting address of isr then that address is called vector