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8085 program to shift an eight bit data four bits right
program to shift an eight bit data four bits right. Assume that data is in
register C
MVI C AB # A = 00 || C = AB
MOV A C # A = AB || C = AB
RRC # A = D5 || C = AB
RRC # A = EA || C = AB
RRC # A = 75 || C = AB
RRC # A = BA || C = AB
MOV C A # A = BA || C = BA
HLT
MVI C AB – 16 bits (2 bytes) command which will load register A i.e. Accumulator with 8 bit data. MVI means Move Immediate.
MOV A C – A 8 bits command which will copy and load data of register C to Accumulator.
RRC – It stands for “Rotate Right Accumulator”. it will rotate the Accumulator current content to the right by 1-bit position. LSB bit will be shifted in MSB and Carry Flag.
MOV C A – A 8 bits command which will copy and load data of Accumulator to register C.
HTL – It means Halt the microprocessor.
RRC Instruction in 8085
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