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    Objective:: Lab#8: Access Memory of A Trainer Board SSUET/QR/114

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    This document describes two lab exercises for accessing memory on a trainer board and performing operations using assembly instructions. The first lab has students store data in memory locations [200] and [300], move data between registers and memory using MOV, and perform math operations to verify results. The second lab has students initialize registers with values, perform math operations like ADD, SUB, SHL and SHR on the values using the 8086 trainer kit, and verify the results.

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    This document describes two lab exercises for accessing memory on a trainer board and performing operations using assembly instructions. The first lab has students store data in memory locations [200] and [300], move data between registers and memory using MOV, and perform math operations to verify results. The second lab has students initialize registers with values, perform math operations like ADD, SUB, SHL and SHR on the values using the 8086 trainer kit, and verify the results.

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    This document describes two lab exercises for accessing memory on a trainer board and performing operations using assembly instructions. The first lab has students store data in memory locations [200] and [300], move data between registers and memory using MOV, and perform math operations to verify results. The second lab has students initialize registers with values, perform math operations like ADD, SUB, SHL and SHR on the values using the 8086 trainer kit, and verify the results.

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    Objective:: Lab#8: Access Memory of A Trainer Board SSUET/QR/114

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    This document describes two lab exercises for accessing memory on a trainer board and performing operations using assembly instructions. The first lab has students store data in memory locations [200] and [300], move data between registers and memory using MOV, and perform math operations to verify results. The second lab has students initialize registers with values, perform math operations like ADD, SUB, SHL and SHR on the values using the 8086 trainer kit, and verify the results.

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    Lab#8: Access memory of a trainer board SSUET/QR/114

    LAB#8
    Objective:
    To understand the concept of how to access a memory of trainer 8086 and
    understand some Assembly instructions.

    Theory:
    How to retrieve data from memory. Put some data on memory location (e.g 200
    and 300) and retrieve data to the specified location.

    Memory

    [200] 05
    [201] 00
    …..
    ….. [300]
    06 [301]
    00
    …..
    Code: ….
    MOV AX,[200]

    MOV BX,[300]

    ADD AX,BX

    MOV [200],BX

    SUB AX,BX

    Steps to follow:
    1. First store some data on location number [200] e.g(0005)
    2. Secondly store some data on location number [300] e.g(0006)
    3. Then again set segment :offset (0000:1000)
    4. Enter equivalent machine code of the above code.
    5. Set again offset 0000:1000
    6. Press STP and then REG
    7. And verify result

    CE-207: Microprocessor and Microcontroller 38


    Lab#8: Access memory of a trainer board SSUET/QR/114

    Task#2:

    THEORY:

    SHL: Shift Logical Left:


    Intel 80x86; shifts the contents of a data register or memory location (8, 16, or 32
    bits) to the left (towards most significant bit) by a specified amount (by 1, by 0 to 31 bits specified by an
    immediate operand.

    SHR: Shift Logical Right:


    Intel 80x86; shifts the contents of a data register or memory location (8, 16, or
    32 bits) to the right (towards least significant bit) by a specified amount (by 1, by 0 to 31 bits specified by
    an immediate operand.

    Following lab will be perform on kit mode.

    Objective:

    Write a program to transfer following values in the specified registers

    AL=AA,BL=F0,DL=8A,CL=03

    Using MiDas 8086 trainer,find the value of AL at the end of the following instructions:

    i) ADD AL, BL
    ii) SUB AL,BL
    iii) SHL DL,CL
    iv) SHR DL,CL
    v) AND AL,BL
    vi) OR AL,BL
    vii) XOR AL,BL
    viii) NOT AL

    Steps to follow:
    i) Find the equivalent machine code of the above code.
    ii) Enter machine code in the 8086 Trainer kit.
    iii) Verify result using STP snd REG key

    CE-207: Microprocessor and Microcontroller 39


    Lab#8: Access memory of a trainer board SSUET/QR/114

    SOLUTION:

    CE-207: Microprocessor and Microcontroller 40

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