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An eight bit microprocessor made by Intel in 1976.
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8085 Programming Basics
SP Points to address 27FF
CALL occurs at 1003, So PC's current value is stored on to stack. CALL is a 3 byte instruction, means PC points to -> 1003+3 = 1006. It is stored on to Stack (decrement and …
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8085; Why RET doesn't require a 6 T-states Fetch cycle?
CALL INSTRUCTION IN 8085
As you stated, it consists of: Opcode Fetch, Memory Read, Memory Read, Memory Write, Memory Write
8085 follows decrement and push methodology while pushing to stack. … However 8085 follows pop and increment methodology while popping from stack. …
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