MICROPROCESSOR

INTEL 8086/8088
BY:
SERA SYARMILA SAMEON
• SERA
• BW-4-C49
• sera@uniten.edu.my
• http://www.metalab.uniten.edu.my/~sera/Microproc
essor
• Discussion time: refer to my time table paste in
front of my room.
 µP –Intel 8086/8088

Assessment:
1. Coursework 50%
* Mid Test – 25%
* Lab - 10%
* Assignment– 5%
* Quiz 1 – 5%
* Quiz 2– 5% POP QUIZ

2. Final Exam. 50%

 µP and Digital System

Course Contents:
1. Introduction To Computing
2. MICROPROCESSOR INTEL 8086 FAMILY
3. INSTRUCTION SET AND
ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING
4. ON-CHIP PHERIPHERAL DEVICES
5. TIMER AND INTERRUPTS
6. INTERFACING APPLICATIONS AND
SERIAL DATA COMMUNICATION
1. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTING

– Numbering systems and digital logics

– A basic microprocessor system: the CPU,
memory, I/O, and buses subsystems, basic
operation of a microprocessor system: fetch and
execute cycle
– Application of a microprocessor-based system
– Comparison between microcontroller and
microprocessor
2. MICROPROCESSOR INTEL 8086
FAMILY
– Features of the microprocessor family, block
diagram and definitions of the pin, I/O port
structure, memory organization: general purpose
RAM, bit addressable RAM, register bank,
special function registers, external memory,
memory space mapping and decoding, bus
control signals timing, a typical micro-controller
based system
3. INSTRUCTION SET AND ASSEMBLY
LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING

– Addressing modes, the instruction set and typical

examples, assembler operation, assembly
language format, assembler directives, operation
of assemblers and linkers, programming
examples
– Program control and conditions
– Arithmetic & logic instructions
 4. ON-CHIP PHERIPHERAL
DEVICES
– I/O ports: operations and uses of i/o ports,
timers: their operations, programming, and
applications: operations and programming,
typical applications.
 5. TIMER AND INTERRUPTS
– Timers concepts, timing calculations and counter
programming
– Organization of the interrupt system, interrupt
vectors, interrupt timings, serial port interrupts,
and external interrupts, implementation of single
and multiple interrupts
6. INTERFACING APPLICATIONS AND
SERIAL DATA COMMUNICATION

– Basics of serial communication and

programming the serial communication
interrupt
– Interfacing to external memory, keypad, seven-
segment LED display, ADC and DAC chips, and
input / output port expansion, description and
uses of hardware development tools
 µP –Intel 8086/8088

References:
Text Book:
1. Triebel A, Singh A, The 8088 and 8086 Microprocessor –
Programming, Interfacing, Software, hardware, and application,
fourth edition, Prentice Hall, 2003.

References:
1. Ytha Yu Caharle Marut Assembly Language Programming and
Organization of the IBM PC, Mc Graw Hill. ISBN 0-07-072692-