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Instruction set refers to the Assembly syntax based on a processor's architecture that interacts with its registers within the processing unit itself. There is a large variety of instruction sets including: MIPS, ARM, 68HC11/12, x86, and so forth.
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8085 ;JMP instruction
How exactly is JMP XXXXH; executed ?
First the PC(Program counter) will contain the address where this instruction is present. In first machine cycle opcode will be fetched and PC will be incremented …
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8085;Condition CALL Instruction: if condition fails
In call instruction there are 5 machine cycles S,R,R,W,W (S is 6 T-states opcode fetch) and thus 18 T-states
In first machine cycle, t1-t4 is utilized for fetching the opcode and decoding it and t5-t …
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8085; why we can't reduce number of T-states in opcode fetch machine cycle [duplicate]
In the above timing diagram for opcode fetch machine cycle , can we not do the entire operation in just 2 T states like this :
In T1 state we first latch the lower order address by making ALE high for …
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8085 ; High impedance state of lower order address/multiplexed data bus during memory read a...
The two pictures are of memory read and write machine cycles . Could somebody please explain why in memory read cycle the lower order address / multiplexed data bus is in high impedance state at the p …