MICROPROCESSOR
SEM-IV, 2013
B.TECH EXAMINATION
UTTARAKHAND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
utu previous question paper
Time: 3 Hours
Total Marks: 100
Attempt any four
questions
4*5=20
- Explain the various types of microprocessor with its
evolution period.
- Explain the difference between processor and
microcontroller.
- Explain the interrupt structure of 8279.
- Explain the addressing mode of 8085 with suitable
examples.
- Explain the importance of USB for data transfer.
- Draw the block diagram of 8255 and how it differs from
8251, explain.
Attempt any four
questions
4*5=20
- Draw and explain the pin diagram of 8086.
- What are the various status flags provided in 8085?
Discuss their role in details.
- Discuss the principle of A/D convertor with suitable
example.
- Draw and explain the timing diagram of opcode fetch
cycle.
- Explain with examples CALL, RETURN, PUSH and POP
instructions.
- Explain the flag register and various interrupts of
8086.
Attempt any two
questions
2*10=20
- What is emulator? Explain how a DAC can be interfaced
to an Intel 8087.
- Explain the different addressing mode, timer and
register bank of 8086 with suitable example.
- Differentiate static and dynamic memory? Explain how
you can interface 128K byte memory with 8086.
Attempt any two
questions
2*10=20
- Justify, why 8251 called as USART? Define the mode word
register of 8251 for asynchronous mode.
- What are the maskable and non-maskable interrupts?
Discuss AHOLD, BREQ and BOFF signals of 80486.
- Define the interrupt priority of 8051? Explain the
assembler directives, Macros, PROM, SRAM and locator with suitable
examples.
Attempt any two
questions
2*10=20
- What is debugger? Draw and explain the block diagram of
keyboard display controller (8279).
- Draw the block diagram of 8254 and discuss the default
state of 8254 upon power up or reset state.
- What is PCI? Write an 8086 program to transfer a block
of data. The data is stored in memory from C550H to C55FH. The data is to
be stored from C550H to C57FH in reverse order.
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