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MUSTANSIRIYAH UNIVERSITY - COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT


8086 MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY

Experiment No: 1 part2 Date:


Memory Operations
Objective :
To write an assembly language program To Execute Data Transfer Instructions

Theory:

Data Read/Write process from /To Memory

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
8086 MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
8086 MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY

IN AL, Padr
Ex: IN AL, 20 H
IN AL, Padr

OUT Padr, AL
Ex: OUT 20 H, AL

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
8086 MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY

Procedures

1-write the following program

Then give content of registers that will be changed for each instruction

Fig (1-2) Registers and ALU -flags of 8086 microprocessor

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8086 MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY

2. Encode each of the instructions that follow into machine code.


a. MOV BX,OAAAA _______________
b. MOV AX, BX _______________
c. MOV AX, [BX] _______________
d. MOV SI, 0300H _______________
e. MOV AX, [0004] _______________
f. MOV AX, [BX + SI] _______________
g. MOV AX, [SI+4] _______________
h. MOV AX, [BX + SI +4] _______________

3-. How many bytes are required to store each of the machine code instructions in
step 2:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.

3- Initialize the internal registers of the 80x86 as follows:


(AX) = 0000H
(BX) =0001H
(CX) = 0002H
(DX) = 0003H
(SI) = 0010H
(DI) = 0020H
(BP) = 0030H
Verify the initialization by displaying the new contents of the registers.
2. Fill all memory locations in the range DS: 00 through DS: 1F with 00H and
then initialize the word storage locations that follow:
(DS: 0001H) = BBBBH
(DS:
(DS:0011H)
0004H)==DDDDH
CCCCH
(DS: 0014H) = EEEEH
(DS: 0016H) = FFFFH

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
8086 MICROPROCESSOR LABORATORY

5- Encode each of the instructions that follow into machine code.


a. MOV AX, BX; CS: 100;
b. MOV AX, BX at location CS: 100
c. MOVAX, OAAAA; CS: 110;
d. MOV AX, [BX]; CS: 120;
e. MOV AX, [4]; CS: 130;
f. MOV AX, [BX + SI]; CS: 140;
g. MOV AX, [SI +4]; CS: 150
h. MOV AX, [BX+SI+4]; CS: 160;

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