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Pins  and Signals

As  discussed  earlier that  8085  microprocessor  chip has 40 pins shown  various  pins  and signals of 8085  microprocessor. All  these  signals can be   classified  into  followings  groups:

a.Higher  order Address Bus

b.Multiplexed Address data bus

c.Control signals

d.Status signals

e.Power  supply  and clock  frequency

f.Interrupt signals

g.Other  externally  initiated signals

h.Serial  input output  ports

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                                        Figure Pins  and Signals of 8085 Microprocessor


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