A) Write an 8086 program to to find the average of five marks stored in DTI. Then store the result in memory locations starting with an offset of 1200H. B) Write an 8086 program to find the perimeter of five rectangles whose lengths are stored in DT1 and widths stored in DT2. Then store the results in memory locations starting with an offset of 1100H. C)Write an 8086 program to find the average of five numbers stored in ARR. Then store the result in memory locations starting with an offset of 1000H

By using the information given in image below design a BCD Counter. You have to provide all the necessary information needed to design this circuit.

a) Design a single-digit decade counter that counts from 0 to 9 and repeats. The single-digit decade counter should be built by a cascaded synchronous binary counter (74LS163) and other basic logic gates. Simulate the complete counter circuit by OrCAD and PSPICE. Capture the circuit schematic and the simulated waveform. (Define the simulation timings for at least one full counting cycle from 0 to 9 and back to 0.) (Hint: Use the DigClock input from the SOURCE as shown below and setup the CLK ONTIME and OFFTIME accordingly for the clock source.) 1/6 Pat DigClock Part List OFFTIME = SuS DSTM1 ONTIME = DELAY= STARTVAL = 0 OPPVAL = 1 Sus EUK FleStim AC Lbrajes Design Cache b) Read the specification of 74LS47 (BCD-to-7-Segment Decoder shown in Appendix) to see how the logic IC operates to drive a 7-segment LED display. Draw the circuit connection of the decade counter in (a) and the decoder to display the count value on the 7-segment LED display. Further explain why common anode…

Q34: Write an 8086 program to store the remainder of the division (Y-X/Z) to the memory location which has an offset address of 1414H. (Note: use X=73H and Z-OCH) Q35: Write an 8086-microprocessor program to find the sum of 25- byte numbers stored in memory locations starting at the offset address 3020H and store the result in memory location with offset address 3040H.

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Question 1 The static RAM 6264 is located starting at address 9E000 of the 8086 address space as shown in the figure below. a) What is the value of n? (see the notes below) b) Show the address decoding circuitry adding external logic gates if necessary. You can use the table below to analyze the address. • You must show all the connections to A, B, C, (G2A), (G2B), and G1. • The address lines connected to the 6264 are indicated by n and the data lines are indicated by d. You must also show the connection between the 74LS138 and the 6264 clearly on the figure below. 7415138 G2A GZB GI S Outputs n 1888 CE 6264 A19 A18 A17 A16 A15 A14 A13 A12 A11 A10 A9 A8 A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1 AO

1. Design 8086’s memory system consisting of 64K bytes of ROM using32KX8 chip. The memory is to reside over the address range 60000Hthrough 6FFFFH. Select suitable address maps.2. If the memory chip size is 1024 X 4 bits, how many chips are required tomakeup 2K bytes of memory?3. Interface 16 K word of memory to the 8086-microprocessor system.Available memory chips are 8 K X 8 RAM. Draw the memory table.

a) Design a single-digit decade counter that counts from 0 to 9 and repeats. The single-digit decade counter should be built by a cascaded synchronous binary counter (74LS163) and other basic logic gates. Simulate thecomplete counter circuit by OrCAD and PSPICE. Capture the circuit schematic and the simulated waveform.(Define the simulation timings for at least one full counting cycle from 0 to 9 and back to 0.)(Hint: Use the DigClock input from the SOURCE as shown below and setup the CLK ONTIME and OFFTIME accordingly for the clock source.)

I need expert assistance in solving the choices, providing evidence not through explanations but through images or by illustrating with a diagram of the EMU8086 processor. -1. The Intel 8086 microprocessor can read/write 16 bit data from or to a. I/O device b. register (C, 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? != (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? b. 6-Pins c. 4-Pins a. 3-Pins 6. How much the size of the program memory space in the b. 16Kx16 bits c. 8Kx14 bits a. 32Kx8 bits 8-Pins PIC16F877A microcontroller? d. 4Kx14 bits

parity generator design, construct and test a circuit that generates an even parity bit ffrom four messages bits . use XOR gates. adding one more XOR gate, expand the circuit so that it generates an odd parity bit also.