Electronics
Solution: NAS MT-1 March 2020
Solutions of Problems on RC Circuits
8051 Experiment-1: Introduction to KIT ET-8031/51
Experiment-1: Introduction to 8051 Programming environment and Hardware
8085 and 8086 Link for PPT
PIC Interrupts
PIC Memory Organization
PIC Instruction Set
Internal Architecture of PIC microcontroller
PIC introduction
Network Analysis
Solution: NAS MT-1 March 2020
Solutions of Problems on RC Circuits
Cauer Form of Circuit Realization
Foster’s Form 1 and 2 of Network Synthesis with examples
Network Synthesis Part-1 Lecture Notes
Positive Real Function (prf)
Routh Hurwitz Polynomial
Magnitude and Phase angle of the coefficients in the network function
Stability of a system based on Pole-zero
Concepts of Network functions (driving point and transfer function)
DCN Lab
Experiment-1: Data Communication and Networks Lab
Experiment 5: Create a LAN of 6 nodes in NS-2.35
Experiment 4: Using Free Open Source Software tools for network simulation
Experiment 3: Simulating the effect of Queuing disciplines on network performance
Experiment-2: Evaluate the effect of increasing data rate on congestion
Computer Engineering
Experiment-1: Data Communication and Networks Lab
Experiment 5: Create a LAN of 6 nodes in NS-2.35
Experiment 4: Using Free Open Source Software tools for network simulation
Experiment 3: Simulating the effect of Queuing disciplines on network performance
Experiment-2: Evaluate the effect of increasing data rate on congestion
Difference between protocol and standards
Lecture-2: Network and Protocol Architecture
Introduction to data comunication
Components of a computer communication
Characteristics of Data Communication and Data Representation
8051 Micro Controller
8051 Experiment-1: Introduction to KIT ET-8031/51
Experiment-1: Introduction to 8051 Programming environment and Hardware
8051 LOGICAL INSTRUCTIONS
8051 Rotate Instructions
8051 Conditional Branch Instructions
8051 Unconditional Branch Instruction
Subroutine Call and Return Instructions
8051 Arithmetic Instructions
8051 Data Transfer Instructions
8051 Instructions
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Arithmetic Instruction (8086)
Arithmetic Instructions The instruction in this group include ADD, ADC, INC, AAA, DAA, SUB, SBB, DEC, NEG, CMP, AAS, DAS, MUL, IMUL, AAM, DIV, IDIV, AAD, CBW, BWD. These instruction require two operands which act as destination and the source. Almost all the instructions affect the flags. Instruction Format Flags affected Description Processing ADD ADD […]
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Data Transfer Instructions These instructions are used to transfer the data from one operand to another. The source operand could be a literal, in a register, memory, or even an i/o port, as the case may be. Examples of data transfer instructions are: MOV, XCHG, XLAT, LEA, LDS, LES, PUSH, POP, IN and OUT. These […]
Read MoreInstruction Set 8086
Classification of instructions 8086 instructions may be classified as: Classification based on size of the instruction: As discussed in topic on instruction format 8086 instruction can be from 1 to 6 byte long. The first two bytes indicate the OPCODE and the addressing Classification based on the addressing modes: The addressing mode affect the size […]
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