
Learn to write an 8086 assembly program to add two 16-bit numbers using dw define word, move and add instructions, and store the result in a third variable.
Demonstrate writing a .model small 8086 assembly program to multiply eight-bit numbers, declare number one and number two with define byte, and compute ax with mul bl, then int 21h.
learn to write an 8086 assembly program to divide eight-bit numbers, store quotient in al and remainder in ah, with data setup and int 21h.
This comprehensive approach to microprocessor programming ensures that students gain a thorough and deep understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects, enabling them to effectively apply their skills in real-world scenarios. The course is carefully designed to provide hands-on experience through various programming examples, allowing learners to become comfortable with the intricacies of 8086 microprocessor programming. This structured learning process makes it ideal not only for beginners who may have no prior knowledge of programming but also for those wishing to refresh their skills and reinforce their foundational understanding of microprocessors.
The course content includes a series of well-crafted programs that guide students step-by-step through the essentials of 8086 Assembly Language Programming (ALP). It starts with basic programs like adding and subtracting two 8-bit numbers, giving students the fundamental concepts of arithmetic operations. From there, the course progresses to more complex tasks, such as adding and subtracting 16-bit numbers, providing a deeper insight into handling larger data values.
This course demonstrates following programs using 8086 microprocessor programming
1) ALP to add two 8 bit nos
2) ALP to add two 16 bit nos
3) ALP to subtract two 8 bit nos
4) ALP to subtract two 16 bit nos
5) ALP to Multiply two 8 bit nos
6) ALP to divide 8 bit by 8 bit nos
7) ALP to add and subtract using macros and procedure