Microprocessor Laboratory

The objectives of this lab is -

1. Students will be able to develop, implement and debug 8086 assembly language programs that meet the stated specifications.
2. Students should learn how to control components of a microprocessor based system through the use of interrupts.
3. The student will have the opportunity to apply all the previously acquired knowledge he/she will design of a microprocessors/microcontroller based embedded system to solve a electronic/software problem like temperature controller, Traffic light Simulation, Simple Robot or a simple game toy interfaced with PC.

The courses contains

• Assemble language programming including modular programming,
• Input /Output programming, timer programming,
• Alarm programming,
• Keyboard keys locking programming using 8086 Trainer Kit.
• Simulation of LED display,
• Analog to Digital converters,
• Serial communication, parallel communication,
• Keyboard, and timer programming using Cx51 Keil Software simulator.