Digital Electronics - The 8051 Microcontroller - Discussion

1) If EA is acting high means we are using internal memory.

2) If EA is low -we are indicating the controller to use external rom.

EA is high (connect to vcc) program fetches to address 0000H to 0FFFH are connected to internal ROM & program fetches to address 1000H through FFFFH are directed to external ROM.

EA pin low all address fetches by the program are directed to the external ROM.

What is EA?

Please give me a clear explanation.

**ROM called as Program memory use to store code / program.
->ROM is divided into internal and external memory portion in side 8051mc .
->Internal=4kbytes (0000- 0FFF ), External=60Kbytes(1000-FFFF ). Total = 64Kbytes(0000-FFFF).

-> EA( External Access) pin of 8051mc (pin no-31) use for point to Internal or External memory.
->when EA = 0(low) means EA = 1 or External Access = 1 = external memory use.
-->when EA = 1(high) means EA = 0 or External Access= 0 = Internal memory use.

When it goes high the internal ROM memory will be executed then answer should be C.

When EA pin is low it use internal code memory.

But when EA pin is high use for external code memory.

But starting address 0x0000H to 4K use internal then use external memory.

What will be the answer when EA bar is low?

[a] internal code memory :Ram location means PC
[B]. external code memory :Rom location (EA=0,PSEN=CONNECT)
[C]. internal data memory :I think Rom location
[D]. external data memory :Rom location (EA=0,RD=CONNECT)

Because pc always points to code memory.

Why the answer is internal code memory? but why can't internal data memory.