All op codes are not represented / implemented in this design however adding them should be very straight forward. This digital design utilizes a bus in order to achieve high efficiency and throughput.  The design is scaled back a bit and uses less registers than the actual 8085.  This can be easily modified though.  Additional op-codes can also be added. Included in this post is are the .src (source) .fmt (format/debug) files. Note that the ‘cpu’ is reading op codes from memory not a .in file!

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- COMP-E

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2 Responses to “Digital Design Implementing 8085”

  1. amit das on January 15th, 2010 at 10:38 am

    hi!!!

  2. COMP-E on January 28th, 2010 at 2:18 am

    hello : )

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