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MICROPROCESSOR ARCHITECTURE

UOP S.E.COMP (SEM-I)

8086 MICROPROCESSOR
ARCHITECTURE

Prof.P.C.Patil
Department of Computer Engg
Matoshri College of Engg.Nasik
[email protected].
8086 Programmers Model

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8086 Programmers Model
8086 Addressing Modes

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8086 Addressing Modes

1. Register Addressing Mode


2. Immediate Addressing Mode
3. Memory Addressing Mode
4. String Addressing Mode
5. I/O Addressing Mode
6. Implied Addressing Mode
8086 Addressing Modes
1.Register Addressing
Mode

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Register Addressing Mode

 Data is in register and Instruction Specifies the


perticular register
 E.g
MOV AX,BX
2.Immediate Addressing
Mode

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2.IMMEDIATE ADDRESSING MODE
 Immediate operand is Constant data contained in an
Instruction
 i.e. The source operand is a part of instruction
instade of register memory
 E.g
MOV CL,02H
3.Memory Addressing
Mode

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Memory Addressing Mode

3.1 Direct
3.2 Register Indirect
3.3 Based Indexed
3.4 Register Relative
3.5 Relative Based Indexed
Memory Addressing Mode

EFFECTIVE ADDRESS
 The offset of a memory operand is called the
operand’s effective address (EA).
 Is an unsiged 16 bit no. That expresses the
operands distance in byte from the begining of the
segment
 8086 has Base register and Index register
 So EU calculates EA by summing a Displacement,
Content of Base register and Content of Index
register.
Memory Addressing Mode

 Displacement is an 8 or 16 bit no
 It is generally derived from the position of
operand name.
 It’s value is constant.
 Pogrammer may specify either BX or BP is to be
used as Base Register
 Similarly either SI od DI may be specified as Index
Register
Memory Addressing Mode

3.1 DIRECT MEMORY ADDRESSING MODE

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Memory Addressing Mode

 EA is taken from the displacement field of


instruction.
 PA=This addr. Is added with Seg.Regi*10 H
MOV[1023],AL
Memory Addressing Mode

3.2 REGISTER INDIRECT ADDRESSING MODE

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Memory Addressing Mode

 EA of may be taken directly from one of the base


register or index register.
 PA=This addr. Is added with Seg.Regi*10 H
MOV[SI],AL
Memory Addressing Mode

3.3 BASED INDEXED ADDRESSING MODE

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Memory Addressing Mode

 EA is sum of Base register and Index register .


 Both of which are specified by the instruction
 PA=This addr. Is added with Seg.Regi*10 H
MOV[BX+SI],AL
Memory Addressing Mode

3.4 REGISTER RELATIVE ADDRESSING MODE

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Memory Addressing Mode

 EA is Sum of 8 or 16 bit displacement and contents


of base register or an index register
 PA=This addr. Is added with Seg.Regi*10 H
MOV[BX+1100],AL
Memory Addressing Mode

3.5 RELATIVE BASED INDEXED MODE

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Memory Addressing Mode

 EA is Sum of a Base register ,an Index Register and


Displacement .
 PA=This addr. Is added with Seg.Regi*10 H
MOV CX,[BX+SI+0400]

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