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MP Unit 2

The document provides an overview of the 8086 microprocessor architecture, detailing its main components, including the Bus Interface Unit and Execution Unit, as well as the addressing modes and instruction sets. It describes the processor's operation in minimum and maximum modes, important pins, and timing diagrams for read and write cycles. Additionally, it covers assembly language programming, including procedures, macros, and string operations.

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MP Unit 2

The document provides an overview of the 8086 microprocessor architecture, detailing its main components, including the Bus Interface Unit and Execution Unit, as well as the addressing modes and instruction sets. It describes the processor's operation in minimum and maximum modes, important pins, and timing diagrams for read and write cycles. Additionally, it covers assembly language programming, including procedures, macros, and string operations.

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MP

UNIT 2
1. 8086 Architecture

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Overview:
• 16-bit microprocessor by Intel.
• Address Bus: 20-bit → Can address up
to 1MB of memory.
• Data Bus: 16-bit.
• Follows CISC architecture.
• Works in Minimum and Maximum
mode.

Main Blocks:

A. Bus Interface Unit (BIU):


• Fetches instructions from memory.
• Calculates memory addresses.
• Contains:
• Instruction Queue (6 bytes)
• Segment Registers (CS, DS, SS,
ES)
• Instruction Pointer (IP)

B. Execution Unit (EU):


• Decodes and executes instructions.
• Contains:
• ALU
• General-purpose registers (AX,
BX, CX, DX)
• Flags
• Control unit
Segment Registers:
• CS: Code Segment
• DS: Data Segment
• SS: Stack Segment
• ES: Extra Segment
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2. Pin Diagrams (40-pin DIP)

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8086 operates in two modes:
• Minimum Mode: Single processor
• Maximum Mode: Multiprocessor

Important Pins:

Pin Description
AD0–AD15 Address/Data lines (multiplexed)
A16–A19/S3–S6 Address/Status lines
RD Read signal
WR Write signal
ALE Address Latch Enable
INTR Interrupt Request
NMI Non-maskable Interrupt
CLK Clock input
RESET Resets the processor

3. Timing Diagram

Types:
1. Read Cycle Timing:
• Shows how 8086 reads data from
memory.
• Uses ALE, RD, and address/data
lines.
2. Write Cycle Timing:
• Shows how 8086 writes data to
memory or I/O.
• Uses ALE, WR, and data lines.

T-States:
• T1: Address is placed on the bus.
• T2–T4: Data transfer occurs.

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• Wait States (Tw): Introduced if device
is slow.
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4. Addressing Modes
Types:
1. Immediate: Operand is a constant.
• MOV AX, 1234H
2. Register: Operand is in register.
• MOV AX, BX
3. Direct: Memory address is given
directly.
• MOV AX, [1234H]
4. Register Indirect: Address in
register.
• MOV AX, [BX]
5. Indexed: Offset in index register.
• MOV AX, [SI]
6. Base + Index: MOV AX, [BX+SI]
7. Relative: Used in branching
instructions.
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5. Instruction Set
Groups:
• Data Transfer: MOV, PUSH, POP,
XCHG, IN, OUT
• Arithmetic: ADD, SUB, INC, DEC,
MUL, DIV, NEG
• Logical: AND, OR, XOR, NOT, TEST
• Control Transfer: JMP, CALL, RET,
LOOP, JZ, JNZ
• String Instructions: MOVSB,
MOVSW, LODSB, STOSB
• Flag Control: STC, CLC, CLI, STI
• Shift/Rotate: SHL, SHR, ROL, ROR
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6. Instruction Templates
Instruction Description Example
MOV dest, src Copy src to dest MOV AX,
BX
ADD dest, src dest = dest + src ADD AX,
0100H
JMP label Jump to label JMP START
PUSH src Push on stack PUSH AX
POP dest Pop from stack POP AX

7. Assembly Language
Programming
A. Procedure
• A block of code that performs a
specific task.

PROC_NAME PROC
; Code
RET
PROC_NAME ENDP

B. Macros
• Named block of instructions; expanded
inline at compile time.

MYMACRO MACRO
MOV AX, BX
ADD AX, 1
ENDM
MYMACRO ; Invokes macro

C. Number Conversion Example


1. Decimal to Binary:

MOV AX, DECIMAL


MOV CX, 0AH ; divide by 10
DIV CX

2. Binary to BCD:

• Use DAA instruction after ADD for


BCD correction.

D. String Operations

8086 has dedicated string instructions:

Instruction Description
MOVSB Move byte from DS:SI to ES:DI
LODSB Load byte from DS:SI into AL
STOSB Store AL into ES:DI
SCASB Compare AL with byte at ES:DI
CMPSBCompare byte at DS:SI with ES:DI
Example: Copy a string

CLD ; Clear direction flag


MOV CX, LENGTH ; String length
MOV SI, OFFSET SRC
MOV DI, OFFSET DEST
REP MOVSB ; Repeat move string byte

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