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The document contains a series of questions and tasks related to assembly language programming, microprocessor architecture, and memory addressing. It includes calculations for physical addresses, descriptions of various registers, explanations for non-executing instructions, and comparisons between 8086 microprocessors and 8051 microcontrollers. Additionally, it requires writing assembly language programs for specific operations involving matrices, stack manipulation, and controlling a stepper motor.

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The document contains a series of questions and tasks related to assembly language programming, microprocessor architecture, and memory addressing. It includes calculations for physical addresses, descriptions of various registers, explanations for non-executing instructions, and comparisons between 8086 microprocessors and 8051 microcontrollers. Additionally, it requires writing assembly language programs for specific operations involving matrices, stack manipulation, and controlling a stepper motor.

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1.

Given the physical address represented by 0BCD:0028H


a) Calculate the physical base address of the segment
b) Calculate the physical ending address of the segment
c) Calculate the physical address of the offset
2. Describe the function of the following registers
a) AX
b) EBP
c) SI
d) SS
e) RIP
f) RSP
3. The following instructions will not execute. Suggest an explanation why they will not
execute.
a) MOV AL, 02BCH
b) MOV RBX, R12D
c) MOV 0BC, EBX
d) MOV DS, ES
e) MOV [EBP], [EBX]
4. Describe the architectural differences between 8086 microprocessors and 8051
microcontrollers.
5. Calculate the address for interrupt vector 16h to be stored in memory.
6. Explain how pipelining is implemented by the 8086 microprocessor

[ ]
1 h ch
7. Given the matrix A = 6 h ah
2 h dh
a) Declare matrix A using 8086
b) Illustrate how matrix A is logically stored in memory.
c) Write 8086 instructions to retrieve element a[2,0] into register AL
8. Write an ALP that uses the stack to modify contents of a register
9. Write an ALP where two registers use the stack for exchanging the values
10. Write 8086 instructions for the following High level language construct
While temperature > 40 Do
Display “abnormal levels of heat, adjust thermostat”
End While

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11. Determine the contents of the accumulator register after executing each line from lines 5 -
12 from the given code.
1. .DATA
2. NUM DD 324A1234H
3. ARRAY DB 25H, 67H, 0ABH, 0BBH
4. .CODE
5. MOV AL, BYTE PTR NUM ;AL =
6. MOV AX, WORD PTR NUM ;AX =
7. MOV AX, WORD PTR [NUM +2] ;AX =
8. MOV AL, ARRAY[2] ;AL=
9. MOV AX, WORD PTR ARRAY ;AX=
10. MOV AX, WORD PTR ARRAY +2 ;AX =
11. MOV AX, WORD PTR ARRAY ;AX=
12. MOV AX, WORD PTR ARRAY +2 ;AX =

12. Write an ALP to toggle the bits of port address 199 continuously.
13. Write a program to make the stepper motor rotate clockwise, assuming that the port
number of the stepper motor is 07h.
14. Write a program to make the stepper motor rotate anti clockwise, assuming that the port
number of the stepper motor is 07h.

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