6EC2 MICROPROCESSORS & MICROCONTROLLER

Lecturer

Snehaprava Dash

Location

Global Institute of Technology, Jaipur

Mobile No.

+91-9414781754

E-mail

s_snehain@yahoo.com

Course Objectives: The Primary aim of this course is to explain the basic principles of Microprocessors
&Microcontroller. The course is also helpful for the students preparing for GATE, UPSC Engineering Services
and several other competitive examinations.
Prerequisite: Digital Electronics
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of this module, students should be able to learn & discuss :

Operations of 8-bit microprocessor and 16-bit microprocessor.

Interfacing of 8259, 8257, 8255, 8253, 8155, 8279 chips with 8085 microprocessor.
Different types of memory system.
Internal architecture and data processing of a computer system.

Textbook:
Microprocessor Architecture, Programming &applications with the 8085 Ramesh S Gaonkar
Microprocessor and Programming of 8085 by B Ram
References:
Comprehensive Study of Microprocessor by Naresh Grover
Introduction to Microprocessor by Adithya P Mathur, Tata McGraw Hill Publishers, New Delhi
Microprocessor by SK Goel
University Assessment:

Mid-Term Test #1 (10%)

Mid-Term Test #2 (10%)

University End Semester Examination (80%)

Remedial Actions Taken (For Weak Students):

Repetition of difficult and important topics with various practice exercises.

Personal problem solving secession during free lectures.

TFTT:

GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JAIPUR

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
TFTT PLAN-2014 SEM-VI
BRANCH-ECE

SUBJECT- MICROPROCESSOR AND MICROCONTROLLER (6EC2-SECTION-B)

UNIT No.

NAME OF FACULTY: SNEHAPRAVA DASH

Name
of
Unit

II

MICROPROCESSOR ARCHITECTURE

INTRODUCTION TO MICROPROCESSORS

0'
LECTURE

Topic to be covered as divided

in the unit B, FB, AB

Lecture
Planned Date

Total Hrs.

Actual
Completion
date

TEXT BOOK
WITH PAGE NO.

(Cumulative)

Introduction to Microprocessor,
Significance, Milestones, and
application, Contents in RTU Exams,
Weightage in competitions, discussing
about Lecture plan and Text Books

13-01-2014

B: Introduction of CPU, address bus,

data bus and control bus

15-01-2014

FB:Brief idea of Input/Output devices,

16-01-2014

page no.5-7,58 to 61
(Ramesh Gaonkar)

6
AB:buffers, encoders, latches and
memories

17/1/2014,20/
1/14

page no.5-7,58 to
61 (Ramesh
Gaonkar)
Page No.8390(RG)Page No .7680(RG)

UNIT TEST-1
22-01-2014
ASSIGNMENT-I
POWER POINT
PRESENTATION(PPT-1)
B: Internal Data Operations and
Registers

23/1/14,24/1/1
4

Pg No. 61-68,RG

FB: Pins & signals

23/1/14,24/1/1
4

Pg No. 96-100,RG

AB:Peripheral Devices, Memory

Organization ,Interrupts,CISC & RISC
architecture

27/1/14,29/1/1
4

Pg.no.96 RG

UNIT TEST-2
30-01-2014
ASSIGNMENT-II
POWER POINT
PRESENTATION(PPT-2)

MICROPROCESSOR INSTRUCTIONS & PROGRAMMING

MICROPROCESSOR INTERFACING

IV

INTRODUCTION TO 8051
MICROCONTROLLER

III

B:Classification 0f 8085 instructions

3/2/14,5/2/14

Page No. 34-40 RG

FB:format and timing diagrams

6/2/14,7/2/14

Page No. 111115,117-159,RG

10/2/14,12/2/14
,13/2/14,14/2/1
4

Pg no176264(R.GAONKAR)

AB:Instruction set.
Programming and debugging, 8 bit and
16 bit instruction

UNIT TEST-3

ASSIGNMENT-III

17-02-2014

POWER POINT
PRESENTATION(PPT-3)
B: Overview of 8085 Microprocessor
Interfacing, Interfacing with 8259,
Interfacing with 8257, Interfacing with
8255.

24/2/14,26/2/14
,17/2/14,28/2/1
4

Pg no505-520,479460,494505(R.GAONKAR)

FB: Interfacing with 8253, Interfacing

with 8155, and their applications, A/D
conversion, memory.

3/3/14,5/3/14,6/
3/14,7/3/14

pg n0.460-479,494504,432-449,414420,(R.GAONKAR)

AB:Keyboard and display interface

(8279).

10/3/2014

10

Pg no.450457(R.GAONKAR)

UNIT TEST-4
12/3/2014
ASSIGNMENT-IV
POWER POINT
PRESENTATION(PPT-4)
B:General features & architecture of
8051

17/3/14,19/3/14
,

Pg no 6474(J.AYALA)

FB:Memory, timers, interrupts

24/3/14,26/3/14

Pg no 7596(J.AYALA)

AB:Pin details,Interfacing and

application

31/3/14,3/4/14
,7/4/14,9/4/14

UNIT TEST-5

ASSIGNMENT-V
POWER POINT
PRESENTATION(PPT-5)

14-04-2014

Pg.no-64-74,230284(J.AYALA)

II MID TERM EXAMINATION

TOTAL CLASSES

41