Government College University, Lahore Department of Electrical Engineering toca Peaimeacarueas Course Title Microprocessor Systems _ CourseCode EF-3102 a Year 13% : Semester so Course Duration (16 Weeks of study) _| Credit Hours [342 } Course Instructors —_____ Tenge AsmaMushtaq A. Course Description: Interfacing concepts, data/address and control buses, address decoding, memory interface, /O interfaces: Programmable Peripheral Interface (B2CSSA), _keyboard/display interface (8279),Programmable Interval Timer (82C54), Serial Communication’ (16450/16550), ADC and DAC converters. Interrupts and Programmable Interrupt Controller (82C59). Direct Memory Access (DMA controller 8237). Bus interface: ISA, EISA, VESA, VESA local Bus, LPT, USB. Architecture of 80286 and higher processors. Microcontroller: Introduction, different families and their salient features. Detail study of any one of the microcontroller series like 8051, PIC, ARM etc, their architecture, available RAM/FLASH/ROM, instruction set and 1/0s. Co requisite Course(s): _ None B. Course Goals and Objectives: Goal01: _ Introduction to the microprocessor and Computer (02 Lecture, 20% scheduled learning activities) ObjectiveO1: Overview of Intel family of microprocessors. Modern and Electrical age of it. Objectiveo2: Computer System and communicatiorvia different buses. Brief Overview of number systems. RISC and CISC architecture. . Goal02: Microprocessor and Its Architecture (03 Lectures, 18% scheduled learning activities) ObjectiveO1: Explain Internal Architecture of Microprocessor, Types of registers available for _, communication. ObjectiveO2: Explain memory addressing modes and their applications for accessing data.Government College University, Lahore Department of Electrical Engineering Goal03: Data Movement Instructions {03 Lecture, 16% of scheduled learning activities) ObjectiveO1: Explain the concept of Machine Language. Stacks: PUSH and POP operations. ObjectiveO2: Explain LEA, LDS, LES, LFS, LGS, and LSS. String Data Transfer Instructions. Goal04: 8086/8088 Hardware Specifications (04 Lectures, 25% of scheduled learning activities) ObjectiveO1: Pin-Outs and pin functions. Pin connections, power supply requirements. Clock Generator and its operation. Bus Buffering and Latching, Ready and Wait State. Objectived2: Minimum mode versus Maximum mode of operation and interfacing signals. 8288 bus controller. Goal05: Memory Interface (04 Lectures, 25% of scheduled learning activities) Objectiveo1: Explain Memory Devices, ROM memory, SRAM, DRAM. Hardware organization of memory address space. ObjectiveO2:Memory Control Signals, Read/Write Bus cycles, Memory interface circuits, Input/Output bus cycles. Goal06: Input/ Output Interface (06 Lecture, 15% of scheduled learning activities) ObjectiveO1: Purpose of Input/Output interfacing, Isolated input/Outputinterface,Paraller Printer Interfacing, programmable Peripheral Interface(82C55A), Implementation of parallel input/output ports, memory mapped input/output ports. Objective02: 82C54 Programmable Interval Timer and Counter, its Architecture. Programmable Direct Memory Access controller (8237A), its architecture, DMA interface of 8237A. Goal07: Serial Communication Interface (07 Lectures, 30% scheduled learning activities) Objective01: Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication, baud rate generator. RS-232C. Interface, 8251A USART, 16450 UART, Keyboard and Display Interface, 8279 Programmable Keyboard/Display Controller. Goal08:interrupt Interface of 8086 and 8088 microprocessors (04 Lectures, 30% scheduled learning activities) Objective01:Interrupt Mechanism, types and priority, Interrupt Vector table, Enabling and disabling of interrupts, External Hardware interrupt interface signals, External Hardware interrupt interface sequence. ‘Objective02: 82C59A programmable Interrupt Controller, Architecture and Programming ‘82C59A.Recommended text: The Intel Microprocessors by Barry B. Brey, Latest edition, Prentic Hall 8051 Microcontroller and Embedded Systems by M. Ali Mazidi, Prentic Hall. The 8086 and 8088 Microprocessors by Walter A. Triebe and Avatar Singh. Microprocessors: Principles and Application by Charles Gilmore, McGraw Hill. PIC Microcontroller: An introduction to software & Hardware Interfacing by Han-Way Haung, Thomson Delmar Learning, Latest Edition. SI 2 a a : eee Government College University, Lahore Department of Electrical Engineering C. Semester Work The Instructor should follow the following scheme for semester work for this course: Ca a) | Q izzes | Mid Term | Assignment | (Application of concepts studied in i | class by asking students to collect | | information through examples) Assessment Criteria a. Final Paper The student will be assessed in final paper from the following Units. The breakup of each unit and its weightage in the final question paper is given astollows ta cro Pere oi (eeu Goal 1, 2 | 10% : | Goal 3,4 | 20% ~ | Goal 5,6 | 30% [Geal7 [20% [Goals _ | 20% Note: Students have to separately pass semester wi ter work and final examination by s "1 least 50% marks in each. yeeeanes