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Addressing Mode

The document discusses different addressing modes used in 8085 microprocessor instructions. It describes 5 addressing modes - immediate, register, direct, indirect and implied. Immediate mode embeds the data in the instruction. Register mode uses source and destination registers. Direct mode specifies the 16-bit operand address. Indirect mode uses the contents of a register pair as the memory address. Implied mode uses just the opcode to specify operands.

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Addressing Mode

The document discusses different addressing modes used in 8085 microprocessor instructions. It describes 5 addressing modes - immediate, register, direct, indirect and implied. Immediate mode embeds the data in the instruction. Register mode uses source and destination registers. Direct mode specifies the 16-bit operand address. Indirect mode uses the contents of a register pair as the memory address. Implied mode uses just the opcode to specify operands.

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8085

Addressing
Modes
Addressing Mode
To perform any operation, we have to give the
corresponding instructions to the microprocessor. In each
instruction, programmer has to specify 3 things:
 Operation to be performed.
 Address of source of data.
 Address of destination of result.
The method by which the address of source of data or the
address of destination of result is given in the instruction is
called Addressing Modes. ‘Addressing mode’ refers to the
way in which the operand of the instruction is specified.

Addressing Mode
Addressing Modes
The number & Different kind of ways the programmer can
refer to data stored in the memory
The different ways that a microprocessor can access data
are referred to as Addressing modes
Immediate Addressing mode
Register Addressing mode
Direct Addressing mode
Indirect Addressing mode
Implied Addressing mode

Addressing Modes
Immediate Addressing Mode
8 or 16 bit data can be specified as a part of
Instruction
 The instruction having ‘I’ (Immediate) letter fall
under this category
Examples :
MVI C,25H
MVI M,7CH
LXI D,245EH
ADI 87H

Immediate Addressing Mode


Register Addressing Mode
 Data transfer between Registers
 Specifies the Source ,Destination or Both Operand in
an 8085 registers
 Faster Execution (it is not necessary to access
memory locations )
Examples :MOV A,B ADD E
SPHL
XCHG
INR L

Register Addressing Mode


Direct Addressing Mode
 Specifies 16 bit address of the operand within
instruction itself
 Second & third bytes of instruction contain 16 bit
 Note : In interface IO port address is only 8 bit

Examples :
LDA 2000H
LHLD 1111H
IN 75H

Direct Addressing Mode


Indirect Addressing Mode

 The memory address where the operand located is


specified by the contents of a register pair
Examples :
LDAX B
MOV M,D
Immediate Indirect MVI M,55H
Register Indirect ADC M
DCR M
PUSH PSW

Indirect Addressing Mode


Implied Addressing Mode

 Opcode specifies the address of the operands

Examples :
CMA
STC
RAL
DAA

Implied Addressing Mode


?
 Machine Control group
Examples :
EI DI
NOP HLT
SIM RIM

Answer :

?
NULL Addressing Mode

 Machine Control group


Examples :
EI DI
NOP HLT
SIM RIM

Answer : NULL Addressing Mode

NULL Addressing Mode

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