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Microsoft Word Homework 6 docx Microprocessing Systems Homework 6 (updated on April 28, 2012) 1 Problem 20 Chapter 3 Textbook MacKenzie 2 There are two 16 bit numbers x and y x is stored at location 2[.]

Microprocessing Systems Homework (updated on April 28, 2012) Problem 20 Chapter Textbook MacKenzie There are two 16-bit numbers x and y: x is stored at location 2000H and 2001H of external RAM, y is stored at location 2002H and 2003H of external RAM (using little endian) Write a program that compare x and y if x > y then create F0 = 1, otherwise F0 =0 Write a subroutine named ABSOLUTE that checks data stored in location 32H of internal RAM, if they are negative numbers, change to positive numbers Write a program that receives continuously data from Port If data are ASCII codes of numbers then writes data to external RAM at address starting from 3300H Hint: ASCII codes of ‘0’, ‘1’, …, ‘9’ are 30H, 31H, …, 39H, respectively A string of signed 8-bit numbers is in internal RAM at address starting from 20H The last number of this string is -1 Write a program that sends this string to Port Use only Timer to create two square waves on P1.0 and P1.1 which are given in the following diagram Write the program in Keil and build the hex file, and then use Proteus ISIS (use the file Blinky.dsn) to simulate the result (use the oscilloscope to see the waveforms) P1.0 100 ms 100 ms P1.1 25ms 100 ms 100 ms One square wave f = 10 Hz is connected to pin T1 of the 8051 Write a program using Counter to increment the content of location 40H of internal RAM after every minute At the beginning, the content of location 40H is zero Hint: count the number of pulses at pin T1 in order to determine the duration of minute