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        SREEPADA RAVIKUMAR

                    Assistant Professor
              M.V.S.R. Engineering College 





A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new" - Albert Einstein


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UNIT I Additional Notes

UNIT II Notes on Selected Topics 

Memory Interfacing Complete solution to a question from December 2008 paper

Applications of Microprocessors


Microprocessors and Interfacing Notes: 


Below are the links for chapterwise notes. Download and have a look.

  1. Unit I
  2. Unit II
  3. Unit III
  4. Unit IV
  5. Unit  
    Download the above software for practicing 8086 programs which you had learnt in the lab as well as in the class. Follow these instructions to use this software
   This is one more simulation software for practicing MASM based 8086 programming. Every program you had learnt in the lab can be executed using this software provided you have followed programming format I had given in the class. 
Follow these instructions to use this software

 8086 Complete Instruction Set

INTEL Basic Execution Environment



Previous Question Papers:
  1. May 2007
  2. December 2007
  3. May 2008
  4. December 2008
  5. June 2009
  6. July 2010
  7. December 2010
  8. July 2011

Download Syllabus from here:

      MPI Syllabus (3/4 E.C.E. 1 Semester)

Data Sheets 

  1. 8086
  2. 80286 
  3. 8255 Programmable Peripheral Interface
  4. 8259 Programmable Interrupt Controller
  5. 8253 Programmable Interval Timer
  6. 8279 Keyboard/Display Controller
  7. 8251 USART
  8. 8237 Programmable DMA Interface

Useful Links: 
1. Khan Academy: Created by a MIT graduate from   
   Bangladesh, the site provides over 2,500 video lectures  
   covering engineering, mathematics and arts. A must  
   view website  for every serious student.  
2. IIT Lecture Series  : A collection of video lectures from doyens of IIT.
3. Youtube Channel  Massachusetts Institute of Technology  4. Electronic Projects from EFY  
5. MVSR Campus Connect on YouTube 


Comments

  1. vikDecember 17, 2011 at 1:44 AM

    Awesome material for MPI here ... too GOOD of you to share it in a blog ... half of my classmates from vasavi college scored high marks due to your material ... btw big applause to you ... :)
    SRK rockz....

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  2. Tadesse HailuSeptember 3, 2015 at 3:29 AM

    please how can I download your materials? would you mind if you share the materials?

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