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    Tutorial -1

    Module -1 : Introduction to Microprocessors

    Question 1

    How do you determine whether if a microprocessor is 8


    bits or 16-bits or 32-bits ?

    Question 2

    What is the order in which the microprocessors buses


    (Address, Data and Control) are activated ?

    Question 3

    A0
    A1
    A2
    A3

    F0
    F1

    B0

    F2

    B1

    F3

    B2
    B3

    C4
    A=B

    CIN
    M
    S3

    S2

    S1

    S0

    Pin Out of ALU 181

    Operations

    S3 S0

    Selects ALU operation to perform

    1Logical
    0-Arthimetic

    CIN
    C4 along with A= B can be used for unsigned comparison

    Question 3

    What will be the size of CPU built around this ALU


    If other than ALU operations- the processor performs

    Load data from mem to reg


    Store dats from reg to mem
    Move data from reg to reg
    1 Unconditional Branch
    4 Conditional branches
    1 Call
    1 Return

    Instruction is of the format Opcode dst,src


    All ALU operations are performed on registers
    There are totally 16 Registers R0- R15

    Question 3

    What type of Architecture does the processor


    implement?
    What will be the normal size of the instruction?

    Question 3

    If the Processor can support 64KB of memory and


    Memory is byte organised
    How many address are required
    What will the number by which the Program Counter be
    incremented to support the normal sized instruction ?

    Question 3

    Can you think of any other major digital modules that the
    processor may require?

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