Figure: Microprocessor Lab Kit (MPS 85-3)
- Microprocessor Syllabus
- Microprocessor MCQ's
- Microprocessor Old Questions
- Microprocessor Sample Questions
- Introduction File (Subject, Instructor and Project Work)
- Microprocessor Theory
- Unit 1: Fundamental of Microprocessor
- Lecture 1: Microprocessor Introduction
- Lecture 2: 8085A introduction and instructions
- Lecture 3: Instruction Cycle
- Lecture 4: 8086 Introduction
- Unit 2: Introduction to Assembly Language programming
- Unit 3: Basic Computer architecture
- Unit 4: Microprogrammed Control
- Unit 5: CPU
- Unit 6: pipelining, Vector Processing and Multiprocessors
- Project/ Case Work
- Assignments
- Microprocessor Practical
- Unit 1: Fundamental of Microprocessor
- Lecture 1: Microprocessor Introduction
- Lecture 2: 8085A introduction and instructions
- Lecture 3: Instruction Cycle
- Lecture 4: 8086 Introduction
- Unit 2: Introduction to Assembly Language programming
- Unit 3: Basic Computer architecture
- Unit 4: Microprogrammed Control
- Unit 5: CPU
- Unit 6: pipelining, Vector Processing and Multiprocessors
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