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8086 Pin Functions (2)

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By: V. Sai Akhilesh

RNo:180330057

In 8086 Processor The pins and Signals are

Divided Into 5 Categories:

1.Address/data Bus

2.Address/Status Bus

3.Control and Status Signals

4.Interruptes and Externally Initiated Signal

5.Power Supply and Clock frequency Signals

1.Address/Data Bus[AD0-AD15 Pins 16 to2

,39]:. In First clock cycle ,during ALE they

Contain Address Information (A0 to A15) & in

Remaining cycles they contain data(D0 to

D15)

2.Address/Status Bus[A16/S3-A19:Pins 38-

35]:

. In First clock cycle ,during ALE they Contain

Address Information (A16 to A19) & in

Remaining cycles they contain status information(S3-S6)

3.Control & Status Signals

=>RD:Read[output]:pin 32

A low on this signal indicates read operation from memory or I/O

=>BHE/S7 (Bus High Enable/ S7 output): pin34

.It is a low Signal . when low it enables the Msb databus (D8-D15) during read/write operation.

=>NMI : Non mask able interrupt : Pin 17

This is a non mask able Interrupt request to cpu from external devices

=>INTR: Interrupt(Input):Pin 18

It can be enabled or disabled using interrupt flag

=>RESET : Reset(Input):Pin 21

This is a Input signal which resets the

Microprocessor

=>READY : Ready (Input):Pin22

This signal indicates to the CPU whether memory or I/O device is ready For Data Transfer

=> TEST : test (input): Pin23

This Input Signal is used to Synchronize external hardware.

=>MN/MX : Minimum/Maximum : Pin 33

This Signals Selects The Minimum or Maximum mode of operation of the Microprocessor. If low then it is in maximum mode ,if high it works in minimum mode

1.) GND: Ground (input) :Pin 1&20

This Input should be connected to the negative terminal of the DC power supply

2.) CLK: clock(input):pin 19

This input clock signal provides the basic timing for the microprocessor with 33% Duty cycle

=>3.)Vcc :power Supply (input) : Pin 40

This input is connected to the positive terminal of +5V DC power supply

There are 8 signals in these configuration

1.ALE(Address Latch Enable):pin 25

This is used to latch the address & BHE signal

2.DEN(DATA ENABLE): pin26

It is used to activate Data Transceivers

3.DT/R(Data Transmit/Receive):pin 27

It is used to control direction of data bus on data transceivers

4.M/IO(Memory /Input-Output ):pin 28

This signal Selects memory or I/O Operation

5.WR(Write):pin 30

6.INTA(Interrupt Acknowledge):pin 24

7.HLDA(Hold Acknowledge) :pin 30

8.HOLD: Hold

1.Qs1,QS0: Queue Status : pin 24&25

2.S0,S1,S2:Status bits : pin 26,27,28

3.LOCK :pin 29

4.RQ1/GT1,RQ0/GT0: Request/Grant : pin

30,31

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