8085 Microprocessor Experiments

8085 is an 8-bit powerful microprocessor which is used widely in teaching. Although the 8085 was originally invented over 20 years ago it is still used in many industrial and teaching applications. The reason for this is the simplicity of its architecture and the ease of learning its instruction set.
The book contains a large number of tested and working experiments. The Primer Trainer Microprocessor Development Kit is used in the experiments in this book. This development kit is manufactured by EMAC Inc. The kit provides a 20-key keypad and 7-segment LED displays where the student can load program code and data easily into the memory of the kit. Additionally, the kit offers general purpose LEDs, DIP switches, a piezo buzzer, RS232 port, real-time clock chip, and connectors for further expansion.Advanced users can experiment by writing their programs on a PC. The program can then be assembled on the PC and downloaded to the memory of the development kit. This approach is generally used when large and complex projects are being developed.