Advanced simulation topics on 8-bit microprocessors

Author

Fadul, FaEsal K.

Author_Institution

Penn State Univ.,Erie, PA, USA

fYear

1993

fDate

6-9 Nov 1993

Firstpage

179

Lastpage

181

Abstract

Electrical engineering students at Penn State Erie uses two 8-bit microprocessor simulators, the 8085 and the 6800 simulators. Currently they are capable of simulating ROMs, RAMs, stacks, interrupts, I/Os, traps, break points, break times, subroutines, and parallel and serial transmissions. The authors describe some of these topics through examples and projects. The projects can be used as simulation lab experiments for a lab or for homework

Keywords

computer science education; digital simulation; electrical engineering education; microcomputer applications; microprocessor chips; project engineering; student experiments; virtual machines; 6800; 8 bit; 8085; I/Os; RAMs; ROMs; USA; break points; break times; electrical engineering education; homework; interrupts; lab experiments; microprocessors; parallel transmission; projects; serial transmissions; simulation; simulators; stacks; students; subroutines; traps; university; Displays; Frequency; Laboratories; Linear discriminant analysis; Microprocessors; Pressing; Radio access networks; Random access memory; Read only memory; Read-write memory;

fLanguage

English

Publisher

ieee

Conference_Titel

Frontiers in Education Conference, 1993. Twenty-Third Annual Conference. 'Engineering Education: Renewing America's Technology', Proceedings.

Conference_Location

Washington, DC

ISSN

0190-5848

Print_ISBN

0-7803-1482-4

Type

conf

DOI

10.1109/FIE.1993.405540

Filename

405540