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Which addressing mode specifies the source and destination operand, often contained in the registers of 8086?
Which addressing mode specifies the source and destination operand, often contained in the registers of 8086?
What are the two broad groups of addressing modes in 8086?
What are the two broad groups of addressing modes in 8086?
Which type of instructions does the 8086 instruction set contain?
Which type of instructions does the 8086 instruction set contain?
What is the purpose of the addressing modes in 8086?
What is the purpose of the addressing modes in 8086?
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How many different instructions are there in the 8086 instruction set?
How many different instructions are there in the 8086 instruction set?
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What is the data flow direction in the given context?
What is the data flow direction in the given context?
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What is the name of the register from which data is copied from?
What is the name of the register from which data is copied from?
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Which addressing mode allows 8 or 16 bit data to be specified as part of the instruction?
Which addressing mode allows 8 or 16 bit data to be specified as part of the instruction?
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In which addressing mode is the effective address specified directly in the displacement field of the instruction?
In which addressing mode is the effective address specified directly in the displacement field of the instruction?
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What does the instruction 'MOV [DI], BX' do in the given context?
What does the instruction 'MOV [DI], BX' do in the given context?
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Study Notes
Addressing Modes in 8086
- Register Addressing mode specifies the source and destination operand, often contained in the registers of 8086.
- Addressing modes in 8086 can be broadly classified into two groups: Immediate and Memory.
Instruction Set
- The 8086 instruction set contains three types of instructions: Data Transfer, Arithmetic, and Control.
Purpose of Addressing Modes
- The purpose of addressing modes in 8086 is to specify the source and destination operands for an instruction.
Instruction Set Size
- There are 8086 instructions in the 8086 instruction set.
Data Flow Direction
- The data flow direction is from the source to the destination.
Registers
- Data is copied from the BX register in the given context.
Immediate Addressing Mode
- Immediate Addressing mode allows 8 or 16-bit data to be specified as part of the instruction.
Direct Addressing Mode
- In Direct Addressing mode, the effective address is specified directly in the displacement field of the instruction.
MOV Instruction
- The instruction 'MOV [DI], BX' copies the contents of the BX register to the memory location specified by the DI register.
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Test your knowledge of 8086 addressing modes with this quiz. Explore the different types of instructions and opcodes in the 8086 instruction set, including single and two operand instructions.
