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EXP 2 Addition of Two Hexadecimal Numbers

This document summarizes an experiment to add two hexadecimal numbers using an 8086 microprocessor kit. The objectives are to store 1234H in the AX register, 5678H in the BX register, add the contents of AX and BX and store the result in AX. The procedure loads the values into the registers in assembly code, shows the equivalent machine code, and instructions on how to input the machine code and register values into the microprocessor kit to execute the addition and observe the results.

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EXP 2 Addition of Two Hexadecimal Numbers

This document summarizes an experiment to add two hexadecimal numbers using an 8086 microprocessor kit. The objectives are to store 1234H in the AX register, 5678H in the BX register, add the contents of AX and BX and store the result in AX. The procedure loads the values into the registers in assembly code, shows the equivalent machine code, and instructions on how to input the machine code and register values into the microprocessor kit to execute the addition and observe the results.

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Experiment No.

02:

Addition of two HEXADECIMAL numbers in the 8086 microprocessor using MDA-8086 microprocessor
kit.

Objectives:
To add two numbers in MDA-8086 microprocessor kit,
we will do the following tasks in our machine:
 Store 1234H in AX register,
 Store 5678H in BX register
 Add the contents of AX and BX register
 Store the result in AX register
Procedure:
1. Open emu-8086 in your pc, and write the below codes
MOV AX,1234H
MOV BX,5678H
ADD AX,BX
2. Click the Emulate button and Find the equivalent machine code of the above assembly statements.
You will find the machine codes there. The codes will look like below,

So, the equivalent machine codes are,

Physical address of memory (in Hex) Machine Codes (in Hex) Equivalent assembly code

01000 B8
01001 34
MOV AX,1234H
01002 12
01003 BB
01004 78 MOV BX,5678H
01005 56
01006 03 ADD AX,BX
01007 C3

3. Power up the MDA-8086 kit.

4. Press the button. You will see the "segment" "offset" and "data" part on the LCD.

5. Press the button to navigate between segment and offset. Press and button to
increment and decrement segment or offset.
6. Press the button if your desired segment and offset is set; then fill the memory location with data
by pressing the Data Keys (0,1,2......E,F)

7. Once button is pressed usually you can just use and button and Data Keys
(0,1,2......E,F) to update the content of the consecutive memory locations.

8. Now fill up the memory locations with the above machine codes from the table. (follow steps 4-7)

9. After inputting all of the machine codes , press button once, see the register contents by pressing

. The AX register should contain "1234H" ,but BX should not contain "5678H" still now, because only

first instruction [ MOV AX, 1234H] has been executed. Again press button to execute the next

instruction [MOV BX,5678H] and check register contents by pressing button. You will now see the BX

register holding 5678H. Again press button to execute the next instruction [ADD AX,BX] and check

register contents by pressing button. You will now see the AX register containing the result of addition
68AC in hex. The previous content of AX=1234H has been erased and filled up by the result AX=AX+BX or,
AX=1234h+5678h=68ACh

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