Lesson PlanIndus College of
EngineeringBHUBANESWARStream:-B.TechSemester:-6thSubject:-MICROPROCESSORS
AND MICROCONTROLLERSubject Code:-4303Instructor
ID10320Faculty:-Sonali RaySection/ClassText Books1.Ghosh &
Sridhar,0000 to 8085Introduction to Microprocessor for Scientists
& Engineers, PHI 2.A.K. Roy & K.M. Bhurchandi, Advanced
Microprocessor and Peripherals (Architecture, Programming &
Interfacing) TMH Publication 3.Mazidi & Mazidi, The 8051
Microcontroller & Embedded Systems Pearson / PHI
publicationModule-1Subjet to be taughtExpected date of classDate of
class takenRemarksLecture-1Introduction:-Self & Students
introduction, Introduction to the subject.Evolution & Scope of
Microprocessors, Defination to MPLecture-2System Buses; AB, BD
& CB, Difference between MP &
MicrocomputerLecture-3Architecture of 8085 MP; ALU, Acc, TR, IR,
RA, CU,Interrupt control,Serial control, Stack, SP, PC,Register
Organisation, Programing modelLecture-4Different Pins of 8085 &
importance of signals associated with each
pins.Lecture-5Interrupts; Hard-ware & Software Interrupts,
Vector & non-vectored Interrupt, Maskable & Non-maskable
interrupt.Doubt clear on above.Lecture-6Memory mapping;I/O mapped
I/O, Memory mapped I/O, memory InterfacingLecture-7Instruction
cycle, Machine cycle; Types of machine cycle & their timing
diagrams.Lecture-8Instruction Sets of 8085Lecture-9Basic Assembly
Level Language Programs, Subroutine.Lecture-10EPEROM 2764 & RAM
6264 with their interfacingLecture-11Lecture-12Lecture-13ALP
Continued,Lecture-14Lecture-15EPEROM & RAM
CONTINUEDModule-2Lecture-11Comarision of 8085 & 8086 MP, 8086
MP; Block diagram, Pin diagramLecture-12Pin diagram of 8086 &
its description in Minimum & Maximum mode of
operation.Lecture-13Bus cycle in minimum mode and maximum
modeLecture-14Physical Memory organisationLecture-15Instruction
Sets of 8086Lecture-16Assembler Directives and
Operators,MACROSLecture-17Machine Level Programs,Machine Coding the
ProgramsLecture-18Assembly Language Programming with
8086Lecture-19Stack, Interrupts and Interrupt Service
Routines(ISR)Lecture-20Interfacing ofsemiconductor memories,
DRAM,I/O portsLecture-21PIO-8255Lecture-22Interfacing of A/D,D/A
converter and Stepper
MotorLecture-238253,8259A,8279,8251USART,lecture-248257,8237,
8272,8275Lecture-2580386
Microprocessor-Architecture,pinconfigurationLecture-26Memory System
of 80386,Paging and Protected Mode of
OperationLecture-33Lecture-34Lecture-35lecture-36Timings and
DelaysLecture-37Lecture-38Lecture-39Lecture-40Programmable Interval
Timer -Lecture-41Programmable Interrupt
ControllerLecture-42Keyboard/Display
ControllerLectur-43Lectur-44Lectur-45Lectur-46Memory System of
80386Lectur-47Module-3Lecture-27Microcontrollers and embedded
processors,Overview of the 8051 familyLecture-28Pin description of
the 8051 ,instructions of 8051Lecture-29Jump, loop, and Call
InstructionsLecture-30data types and DirectivesLecture-31PSW
Register, register Banks and StackLecture-328051 Addressing
ModesLecture-33Arithmetic & Logic Instructions and
ProgramsLecture-34ALP of 8051Lecture-358051 I/O Port
ProgrammingLecture-368051 Serial Port Programming in
AssemblyLecture-37Interrupts Programming in AssemblyLecture-38ADC,
DAC, and Sensor InterfacingLecture-39Interfacing to External
MemoryLecture-40Motor Control: RELAY, PWM, DC, and Stepper
MotorsLecture-41Previous Year BPUT Questions Answers discussion
