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    The pin #33 on the Intel 8086 and 8088 microprocessors selects whether the chip operates in minimum or maximum mode. If pin #33 is connected to +5VCC, the chip runs in minimum mode, generating all control signals internally. If pin #33 is grounded, the chip runs in maximum mode where some control signals must be generated externally using an 8288 bus controller. Minimum mode provides the least expensive operation while maximum mode allows for external bus control and attachment of coprocessors.

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    The pin #33 on the Intel 8086 and 8088 microprocessors selects whether the chip operates in minimum or maximum mode. If pin #33 is connected to +5VCC, the chip runs in minimum mode, generating all control signals internally. If pin #33 is grounded, the chip runs in maximum mode where some control signals must be generated externally using an 8288 bus controller. Minimum mode provides the least expensive operation while maximum mode allows for external bus control and attachment of coprocessors.

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    What Is Difference Between Minimum Mode and Maximum Mode or Difference Between Minimum Mode and Maximum Mode Operations in 8086?

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    The pin #33 on the Intel 8086 and 8088 microprocessors selects whether the chip operates in minimum or maximum mode. If pin #33 is connected to +5VCC, the chip runs in minimum mode, generating all control signals internally. If pin #33 is grounded, the chip runs in maximum mode where some control signals must be generated externally using an 8288 bus controller. Minimum mode provides the least expensive operation while maximum mode allows for external bus control and attachment of coprocessors.

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    What is difference between minimum mode and maximum mode or

    difference between minimum mode and maximum mode operations


    in 8086?
    InIntel 8086 and 8088
    Answer:
    the pin#33 selects the mode. If connected to +5vcc => minimum mode & if grounded =>
    maximum mode.
    Bothe have different functions coz changing the mode changes the functionality of some
    others pins too.
    INTEL's pre release 8085A, to support its features, minimum mode was there while to
    support the modern design journey of microprocessors, maximum mode was available.
    MINIMUM MODE operation is least expensive way to operate the 8086/8088 'coz all the
    control signals were generated, for the io or and memory, by the processor and allowed
    the 8085A without any special consideration
    MAXIMUM MODE; some of the control signals must be generated externally, requires
    an addition of an external bus controler 8288. maximum mode had the ability to control
    the external buses and was used only when coprocessors were attached with the
    processors. :-)

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