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The chapter provides an introduction to the 8085 microprocessor, detailing its architecture, operation of basic data transfer, and arithmetic instructions through a hands-on approach using a trainer kit. It covers essential components of microcomputer systems, including the CPU, memory, and I/O devices, along with instruction sets and programming sequences. Students perform experiments to observe the functioning of 8085 through various assembly programs, thereby establishing foundational knowledge of microprocessor basics.
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Term: Microcomputer System
Definition: A digital computing device using a microprocessor as its CPU, designed for specific tasks.
Term: 8085 Microprocessor
Definition: An 8-bit microprocessor that processes data in parallel and operates on a +5V power supply.
Term: Data Transfer Instructions
Definition: Instructions used to copy data between source and destination without altering the source.
Term: Arithmetic Instructions
Definition: Instructions that perform arithmetic operations like addition and subtraction, affecting status flags.
Term: Status Flags
Definition: Bits in the flag register indicating the outcome of arithmetic and logical operations.