Samet Kilictas’s Blog

Here is myprojects during the course microprocessors.  Hope it will help you guys. Here you are can find following programs.

• Data and Time Showing
• Controlling DC Motor from/using parallel port
• Controlling Stepper Motor from/using parallel port

#1 – Data and Time Showing

;—————————————–
;— TERM PROJECT                      —
;— LECTURE: MICROPROCESSORS          —
;— LECTURER: HOSSEIN MEHRABANI       —
;— CODED BY: SAMET KILICTAS          —
;— STUDENT NUMBER: 20040283          —
;— E-MAIL: SAMET@KILICTAS.COM        —
;— CYPRUS INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY   —
;— 26-05-2008                        —
;—————————————–
;THE REQUIRED MACROS FOR PROGRAM—————————
;———————————————————-
CURS_POSITION     MACRO ROW,COLUMN
MOV BH,00
MOV AH,02
MOV DH,ROW
MOV DL,COLUMN
INT 10H
ENDM
;———————————————————-
CLS_SCREEN MACRO
MOV AX,0600H
mov bh,00
mov bh,0ah
MOV CX,0
MOV DX,184FH
INT 10H
ENDM
;———————————————————-
SHOW_INSCREEN MACRO STRING
MOV AH,09
MOV DX,OFFSET STRING

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Here is my microprocessors lecture notes. Also you can have information about assembly programming with TASM. All the 20 lectures are available.

Lecture 1

1. Microcomputers and Microprocessors
2. Evolution of Intel 80×86 Family Microprocessors
3. Binary and Hexadecimal Number Systems

Lecture 2

1. Brief History of 80×86 Family of Microprocessors
2. Pipelining and Registers
3. Introduction to Assembly Programming

Lecture 3

1. Introduction to Assembly Programming (cont. from Lecture 2)
2. Introduction to Program Segments

Lecture 4

1. Memory Map of the IBM PC
2. Pushing and Popping Operations (Stack)
3. Flag Registers and bit fields

Lecture 5

1. Flag Registers and bit fields
2. 80×86 addressing modes.

Lecture 6

1. Directives and sample programs
2. Assemble, link and run a program

Lecture 7

1. Control transfer instructions
2. CALL statement
3. Subroutines
4. Data Types and Data Definition

Lecture 8

1. Arithmetic and Logic Instructions and Programs
2. Unsigned Addition and Subtraction

Lecture 9

1. Unsigned Subtraction
2. Unsigned Multiplication and Division
3. Arithmetic and Logic Instructions and Programs

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