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How to understand Complete 8085 Instruction Set in Just 10 minutes



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How to understand Complete 8085 Instruction Set in Just 10 minutes

Before Starting to understand Instruction Set , It is mandatory to Understand Classification of Instruction  based on the size of Instruction.
Classification of Instruction Based on its Size:

1.    One Byte Instruction : This type of Instruction only consist of opcode and no operands.

for example : MOV A,B ,  INX A , DCX A
2. Two Byte Instruction : This type of instruction consist of Opcode as well as 1 Byte of operand
for example: MVI A, 02 H

3. Three Byte Instruction : This type of instruction consist of Opcode as well as 2 Byte of operand
for example: LXI H,1234H

Now if you understand this classification proper;y you can move to Instruction Set
Instruction Set is classified into 5 categories:
1. Data transfer Instruction Set - To transfer data from one register to another register or from one Memory Location to one Register or vice versa.
for examaple : Mov A, B - copy content of B to A
2. Arithmetic Instruction Set - To do Arithmetic operation on data of Two Registers
for example : ADD B :- A + B
3. Logical Instruction Set - To do Logical operation On data of Two Register, it is very handy for Masking operation using AND operation.
for example : ANA B :- A AND B
4. Branching Instruction Set - It is used to handover control to other Subroutine having different Memory Location .
for example : CALL 1234H
5. Implicit Instruction Set - This type of instruction act as a Supporter to Your Program.
for example Nop Instruction is used to create Delay in your Pogram ,even HLT Instruction Stops your Program for Further execution of Instruction.
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