Write an 8086 microprocessor program to transfer 20 words block of data from the first memory locations which is started with offset address of 2000H to the second memory locations which is started with offset address of 3000H. SI 1. The Intel 8086 microprocessor can read/write 16 bit data from or to a. I/O device b. register © memory d. processor 2. Which unit in the 8086 microprocessor is responsible for pre-fetching instructions from memory? a. EU b. ALU c. BIU 3. The memory of 1M byte size could be divided into a. twenty-one b. thirty-four d. CU Kbyte segments. d. sixty-four c. thirty-three 4. Which of the following programming statements is NOT a valid comparison operator in Arduino? a!(not equal to) b. < (less than) c. and (logical AND) d.=(equal to) 5. How many A/D converter inputs pins does port-E in the PIC16F877A ? a. 3-Pins b. 6-Pins c. 4-Pins d. 8-Pins d. 4Kx14 bits 5. How much the size of the program memory space in the PIC16F877A microcontroller? a. 32Kx8 bits b. 16Kx16 bits c. 8Kx14 bits
Write an 8086 microprocessor program to transfer 20 words block of data from the first memory locations which is started with offset address of 2000H to the second memory locations which is started with offset address of 3000H. SI 1. The Intel 8086 microprocessor can read/write 16 bit data from or to a. I/O device b. register © memory d. processor 2. Which unit in the 8086 microprocessor is responsible for pre-fetching instructions from memory? a. EU b. ALU c. BIU 3. The memory of 1M byte size could be divided into a. twenty-one b. thirty-four d. CU Kbyte segments. d. sixty-four c. thirty-three 4. Which of the following programming statements is NOT a valid comparison operator in Arduino? a!(not equal to) b. < (less than) c. and (logical AND) d.=(equal to) 5. How many A/D converter inputs pins does port-E in the PIC16F877A ? a. 3-Pins b. 6-Pins c. 4-Pins d. 8-Pins d. 4Kx14 bits 5. How much the size of the program memory space in the PIC16F877A microcontroller? a. 32Kx8 bits b. 16Kx16 bits c. 8Kx14 bits
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