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1) List the various registers available in 8085.

2) Give the addressing modes of the following instructions.


a)LDAX B
b)ORA B
C) CMA
d)LXI H,data
3) Mention any two features of 80386.
4) Draw the 8085 architectural diagram and explain.
5) With suitable example explain the different addressing modes of 8085.
6) Draw the pin configuration of 8085 and explain all its functions.
7) Write a 8085 assembly language program to sort the numbers in the ascending
order.
8) Give the functions of the ALE and READY pin of 8085.
9) List the general purpose and special purpose registers of 8085.
10) Discuss the addressing modes of 8085 in detail with one example. Using each
possible addressing mode write an ALP to add two bytes of data.
11) What are the different machine cycles in 8085?
12) Draw the timing diagram of the instruction STA address.
13) Mention the hardware interrupts of 8085.
14) Compare 80386 and 8086 processors.
15) Give the classification of 8085 instruction by choosing any one category of
instruction and explain the usage of any six instructions.
16)List the pins related to the interrupts and DMA of the 8085 processor and explain
their usage.
17) How are address and data lines multiplexed in 8085?
18)Mention the operation performed by PCHL and XTHL instructions.
19) How are bus idle state included in a machine cycle? What is its need?

20) How is DMA operation performed by 8085?


21)Draw the timing diagram for interrupt acknowledge machine cycle.
22) Give the addressing modes for the following instructions:
a)MVI B,3FH
b) LDA 905FH
3)OUT 40H
d)XCHG
23)With timing diagram explain opcode fetch machine cycle in 8085.
24) Two 16- bit numbers are available in memory locations 9000H and 9001H , in
9002H and 9003H, where the most significant bits are in 9001H and 9003H. Write
an assembly language program to add the two numbers and save the result in
9004H and 9005H, with the most significant byte in 9005H.
25) Elaborately explain the architecture of 8085 with a neat block diagram.
26) Explain various types of interrupts.
27) Explain any eight data transfer instructions with example.

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