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8051 Family Microcontrollers Instruction Set

The document discusses machine code, assembly instructions, and the translation process. It defines machine code as the distinct byte sequences stored in memory that define each executable instruction. Assembly instructions use mnemonics like MOV and ADD for readability compared to machine codes. The assembly instructions translate directly to an opcode and operand(s) in machine code for execution by the CPU.

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8051 Family Microcontrollers Instruction Set

The document discusses machine code, assembly instructions, and the translation process. It defines machine code as the distinct byte sequences stored in memory that define each executable instruction. Assembly instructions use mnemonics like MOV and ADD for readability compared to machine codes. The assembly instructions translate directly to an opcode and operand(s) in machine code for execution by the CPU.

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Chapter 4

8051 Family Microcontrollers


Instruction Set

Lesson 1

Machine code, Opcode, Operand


and Assembly Instruction

Machine Codes

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Microcontrollers-... 2nd Ed. Raj Kamal


Pearson Education

Machine Code

2011

Each distinct executable


instruction has a distinct byte(s)
at an address(es) and that
defines the instruction

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Example- 8051 Machine code


00H
It defines NOP instruction
Let current PC = 1000H. Let 00H is
stored at that address.
Processor when fetches machine code
00H, it is interpreted as NOP.
NOP means no operation; PC sets to
new value and processor fetches next
from 1001H.

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Microcontrollers-... 2nd Ed. Raj Kamal


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Example- 8051 Machine code 68H


It defines MOV A, R0 instruction
Let current PC = 1001H. Let 68H
be stored at that address.
Processor when fetches machine
code 68H, it interprets as MOV.
MOV A,R0 means move (copy)
R0 bits at R0 into A.
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Machine Code

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Codes stored in the memory are


called machine codes.
Program consists of the machine
codes that correspond to the
instructions.

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Assembly Mnemonics

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Why Assembly Mnemonics?

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Machines codes for a


program difficult to remember
and too lengthy to write

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Assembly Mnemonics

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An assembly instruction in a
program relatively easier to
remember
Eases the assembly program
writing in

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Example- 8051 Assembly


Mnemonic: ADD A, R1
ADD A, R1 means that add into A the
byte at the R1 register

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Example- A program in high


level language
x = (a + b+ c) * d

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Same program in Assembly


language
1. Let R0

a; R1

b; R2

c;

2. Let R3
d;
3. R4 and R5 16-bits
x lower and
higher bits, respectively

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Assembly Instructions
MOV A, R0;
ADD A, R1;
ADDCA, R2;
MOV B, R3;
MUL A, B
MOV R4, A
MOV R5, B
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Same program in machine codes


1000H: 68H
Address for
1001H: 29H
the
code
1002H:3AH
given before
1003H: 8BH, F0H
the colon.
Code after the
1005H: A4H
colon.
1006H: FCH
1007H:ADH, F0H
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Opcode and operand in an


assembly instruction

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Assembly instruction:
components

opcode operand(s)

Next bits specify


the operands

opcode bits specify


the code for an operation
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Assembly instruction: opcode and


operands

First 8 bits (85H) specify the


opcode for move operation
MOV direct, direct

MOV 80H, 90H


Next 16 bits directly specify
the addresses for two
operands
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Code bits in
Memory are
85H 80H 90H
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STEP 1

MOV A, @Ri
1. Fetch Opcode 5 bits

clock
cycle (s)

2. Fetch 3 bits for getting the


operand address from R1 For
transferring from a pointed
address byte into A register,

Time

MOV A, @R1

STEP 2
IR gets Code bits 11100
111 from Memory

3 bits specifies a register, the byte


at that indirectly points and specify
the address for operand
[Sign @ means R1 is a pointer]
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Summary

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We learnt

The program is in machine codes

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inside the machine (memory


associated with CPU)
User program can be in assembly
instructions
User program can be in high level
language such as C
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We learnt

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Assembly instruction translates to


opcode and operand(s) for each
instruction

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