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1. This document outlines a course schedule for a Digital Communication class taught by Prof. Vaibhav P. Choudhari.
2. The schedule spans from June 23rd to September 29th and covers 6 units on topics related to microprocessors and computer organization.
3. Each class will cover a specific topic, such as VLSI circuit concepts, memory organization, interrupts, and hardware interfaces for the 8085 microprocessor.
1. This document outlines a course schedule for a Digital Communication class taught by Prof. Vaibhav P. Choudhari.
2. The schedule spans from June 23rd to September 29th and covers 6 units on topics related to microprocessors and computer organization.
3. Each class will cover a specific topic, such as VLSI circuit concepts, memory organization, interrupts, and hardware interfaces for the 8085 microprocessor.
1. This document outlines a course schedule for a Digital Communication class taught by Prof. Vaibhav P. Choudhari.
2. The schedule spans from June 23rd to September 29th and covers 6 units on topics related to microprocessors and computer organization.
3. Each class will cover a specific topic, such as VLSI circuit concepts, memory organization, interrupts, and hardware interfaces for the 8085 microprocessor.
Department of Electronics / Electronics Telecommunication Engineering Expert in Expertise Session: 2017-18 (ODD)
Date: 13/06/2017 Name of Faculty: Prof. Vaibhav P. Choudhari
Sem/ Branch: 6th Sem. ETC A Subject: Digital Communication
Topic Tentative Actual Lecture Unit Topic to be covered Remark HOD
Code Date Date No. Sign 1. 23.06 I Introduction 2. 24.06 I VLSI circuit concept 3. 27.06 I Approach to integrated system design using Microprocessors 4. 30.06 I Bus concepts 5. 1.07 I Address, Data and control 6. 3.07 I Organization of computer with MPU 7. 4.07 I Bits/ Byts / Words/ Long wards - their ranges accuracy and precision. 8. 7.07 I Memory organization 9. 8.07 I Linear / Absolute decoding. 10. 10.07 II Introduction to Intel's 8085A 11. 11.07 II Architecture description 12. 14.07 II Architecture description 13. 15.07 II software instructions 14. 17.07 II software instructions 15. 18.07 II software instructions 16. 21.07 II Address mode- advantages 17. 22.07 II Timing diagrams assess 18. 24.07 II Timing diagrams assess 19. 25.07 II Assemblers and Dissemblers 20. 28.07 III Flag structure 21. 29.07 III concept of PSW 22. 31.07 III stacks and subroutines 23. 04.08 III simple and Nested 24. 05.08 III PUSH, POP instructions 25. 07.08 III CALL/RETURN instruction 26. 08.08 III Stack manipulations 27. 11.08 III simple programs 28. 12.08 III simple programs 29. 14.08 IV Interrupts - Concept 30. 18.08 IV Interrupts structure in 8085 31. 19.08 IV Interrupts structure in 8085 32. 21.08 IV Interrupt services routines 33. 22.08 IV Advanced instructions 34. 26.08 IV Programming of 8085A. 35. 28.08 IV Programming of 8085A. 36. 29.08 V Method of data transfer-serial 37. 01.09 V Method of data transfer- parallel, 38. 04.09 V Method of data transfer -synchronous 39. 05.09 V Method of data transfer -asynchronous, 40. 08.09 V IN/OUT instructions 41. 09.09 V Timing diagrams, 42. 11.09 V simple hardware interface to 8085 of standard Latches/Buffers 43. 12.09 V simple hardware interface to 8085 of standard Keys/display devices as I/O ports. 44. 15.09 V Handshaking concept 45. 16.09 V Architecture and interface of 8255 to 8085 46. 18.09 V Architecture and interface of 8253 to 8085 47. 19.09 VI Hardware considerations 48. 22.09 VI bus contention 49. 23.09 VI Slow memory interfacing 50. 25.09 VI complete signal description of 8085 51. 26.09 VI Multiplexed Key board interface 52. 26.09 VI Multiplexed Key Display interface 53. 29.09 VI assembler directives 54. 29.09 VI General awareness about micro computer system related products.