MICROPROCESSOR BASED SYSTEM DESIGN

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1 MICROPROCESSOR BASED SYSTEM DESIGN Lecture # BY PROF. DR. B. S. CHOWDHRY

2 Microprocessor / Microcontroller based Biomedical application Projects Microprocessor based ECG ambulatory(walking or Moving) monitoring and plotter system Monitoring of electrocardiograph and body temperature using biotelemetry Microcontroller based medical strip detection and diverting system Electronic spirometer for the detection of respiratory abnormalities Sensing and transmission of heart beats Photoplethysmograph for cardiovascular measurement and assessment Embedded based telemetry ECG Monitoring system Automated ambulance detection and gate control Design and development of cost effective infant incubator for use in rural areas Microprocessor based blood/ glucose drip-rate controller

3 ( CONT.)Microprocessor / Microcontroller based Biomedical application Projects Microcontroller based Heartbeat Monitor with LCD Display Accelerometer Based Gesture Recognisation For Wheel Chair Direction Control up-based Eyepupil detection and Iris recognition system A prototype of an integrated blood pressure and electrocardiogram device for multi-parameter physiologic monitoring Accurate segmentation of ultrasound images using the motion cue Automatic Ranking of Eye Movement in Electro oculographic Records EMG-Based Control of a Robot Arm Using Low-Dimensional Embedding Feature Level Fusion of Speech and Face Image based Person Identification System Hospital Automation RFID-Based Technology Stored In Smart Cards Investigation of sleep stages identification with time-scale based parameters

4 ( CONT.)Microprocessor / Microcontroller based Biomedical application Projects Microcontroller controlled ECG simulator Real Time ECG Measurement and Visualization on Mobile Biotelemetric Monitoring Stations Toward Unconstrained Ear Recognition From Two-Dimensional Images Wearable Obstacle Avoidance Electronic Travel Aids for Blind up-based versatile drop foot stimulator for research applications Anesthesia Machine Model With AEP Simulator Automatic Anesthesia feeder controller with respiratory system using Heart beat Sensor up-based Digital Blood Pressure Monitor Using Oscillometric method

5 ( CONT.)Microprocessor / Microcontroller based Biomedical application Projects Digital pulmonary function test using Microcontroller (DPFT) DsPIC Based Automated Peritoneal Dialysis with PC Interface ECG Recording on a Bed During Sleep Finger Plethysmograph for glucometry Microcontroller based Hand Talk using Flex sensors with voice indication. Hand Talk-Assistive Technology for the Dumb Heart rate measurement by optical method (Photoelectric) up-based Eye Ball movement Detector ICU Care Taker-Life Support System using RF with BP Monitoring PC Based Medicare System for Hospital Automation

6 ( CONT.)Microprocessor / Microcontroller based Biomedical application Projects Microcontroller Based Standalone Temperature Measurement System Microprocessor Based Monitoring system for premature babies Multichannel Missing Event Detector with Voice Indication PC Based body Temperature measurement and control Microcontroller Based Respiration rate monitor (using piezoelectric sensor)

7 The Microprocessor Data Sheet Literature on specific microprocessor contains several common features. Typical data sheets contain information on: Microprocessor Architecture: No. of registers (ACC, IR, PC, SP) Address bus/data Bus Size Control Unit, ALU Flags. Instruction Set: Listing of operation μp can perform LDA. STA, ADD, MOV, JSR, BRA, JMP, LSL, ANDA, ROR, SWI.

Minimal system containing MPU, ROM, RAM, I/O Port, Clock, Address Decoder, Power Supply.

8 The Microprocessor Data Sheet (Cont.) Minimal System Using this μp: How other devices are connected with μp? E.g. Minimal system containing MPU, ROM, RAM, I/O Port, Clock, Address Decoder, Power Supply. (Either separate IC is used to perform each function or some time μp itself has got most of these facilities on a single chip e.g. Control Signals: R/W, CS, Interrupts, (These signal directs other IC s e.g RAM, ROM Ports when to operate). Pin Functions: Address pins, data pins, control pins, Power supply, Clock I/P, Interrupts, serial data I/O.

MC 6800 Microprocessor Introduced in Mid-1970s. Typically used in Microcomputer Systems & Industry. It is a 8-bit Microprocessor. It comes in 40 pins DIP. It operates at 1 MHz clock.

9 MC 6800 Microprocessor Introduced in Mid-1970s. Typically used in Microcomputer Systems & Industry. It is a 8-bit Microprocessor. It comes in 40 pins DIP. It operates at 1 MHz clock. Faster versions are also available e.g. MC 68A00 same processor operates at 1.5 MHz. MC 68B00 same processor operates at 2 MHz. Enhanced version 6802 is more preferable as it has 128 bytes on chip RAM, and built in clock circuitry.

10 INTEL 8080/8085 MICROPROCESSOR 8080 Microprocessor was introduced in Microprocessor became one of the world s most widely used Microprocessor in the industry. It is an 8-bit microprocessor, 40 pin DIP. Intel 8085 is enhanced version of 8080 microprocessor.

11 INTEL 8080/8085 MICROPROCESSOR i) It integrates the clock, system control, & Interrupt priorities with in microprocessor IC. ii) It operates on single +5v supply. Uses same instruction set as of 8080 microprocessor (72 instructions of additional instructions SID, SOD). Operates upto 10MHz clock. Built in serial data transfer facilities within microprocessor.

13 6800 ARCHITECTURE Program Counter: Program Counter is 16-bit register that always hold the address of next instruction to be executed. Stack Pointer: Stack Pointer is 16-bit register that keeps the track of next available memory location in the stack. Index Register: Index Register is 16-bit register used to point to and modify the address. Accumulator Register: Accumulator Register hold the data for manipulation. Condition Code Register: CCR is 8-bit register that contain the six flags. Instruction Register: It is special purpose register to hold the opcode of instruction fetched from memory. Arithmetic Logic Unit: ALU perform addition, subtraction, comparing etc.

14 PIN FUNCTION OF 6800 MICROPROCESSOR HALT: When we active this pin processor will stop. CLOCK: These input pins receive non-overlapping clock signals from external system clock circuitry. IRQ: The microprocessor can be interrupted from the normal execution of instruction and asked to execute some other instruction. VMA: It signals other system devices that the address on the address bus is valid. NMI: It is non maskable interrupts.

PIN FUNCTION OF 6800 MICROPROCESSOR BUS AVAILABLE: BA control line provide a method of telling internal devices that the microprocessors data and address buses are three stated and may be used for

15 PIN FUNCTION OF 6800 MICROPROCESSOR BUS AVAILABLE: BA control line provide a method of telling internal devices that the microprocessors data and address buses are three stated and may be used for such things as DMA operation. POWER (VCC): Power supply pin. ADDRESS LINES: Address line are used for select a certain memory locations. DATA LINE: These lines are used to transfer the data. R/W: Signals an external device whether the microprocessor is reading or writing. DBE: Use for enable or disable data lines. TSC: TSC pin is used with DMA configuration. RESET: Used for initialize the system.

21 8086 Data Sheet

22 8086 Data Sheet

23 Memory Address Calculations

QUESTION BANK. EE 6502 / Microprocessor and Microcontroller. Unit I Processor. PART-A (2-Marks)

QUESTION BANK. EE 6502 / Microprocessor and Microcontroller. Unit I Processor. PART-A (2-Marks) QUESTION BANK EE 6502 / Microprocessor and Microcontroller Unit I- 8085 Processor PART-A (2-Marks) YEAR/SEM : III/V 1. What is meant by Level triggered interrupt? Which are the interrupts in 8085 level