Digital Electronics - The 8051 Microcontroller - Discussion

Discussion Forum : The 8051 Microcontroller - General Questions (Q.No. 7)
7.
The special function registers are maintained in the next 128 locations after the general-purpose data storage and stack.
True
False
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Prashant krishna shinde said:   1 decade ago
To avoid the confusion when we access the register or function, it is necessary that memories and registers have unique addresses and at the same time how the stack memory is used to load and store the contents of register/memory is also to be consider.

When we push on 8051 the address pointed by stack pointer reduces by one. And that will not affect the sfrs.

Yaswanth said:   1 decade ago
If we consider from 00H to FFH totally we have 272 decimal bit location. But in that the internal ram memory of microprocessor is up to 128 decimal locations. Remaining we consider as special function register memory.

Suresh vabanagiri said:   1 decade ago
The uc has a total of 256 bytes of memory in which 128 bytes are allocated for the user defined purpose and the remaining 128 bytes are for the sake of sfr's.
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Juhi said:   1 decade ago
Since internal RAM address range from 00h to 7fh so next memory location is 80h. SFR register have address range from 80h to ffh ie next 128 location.

Deep said:   1 decade ago
SFR (Special Function Registers) are Acc, B, PSW, DPTR.

Acc is stored at 0E0H and B at 0F0H.

SFR are stored at 80H-FFH location.

Abhi said:   1 decade ago
Total space in stack memory 0 to 7F.
7F means 127 in decimal.

So 0 to 127 means 128 locations

Raj Sonawane said:   6 years ago
Only 20H to 2FH memory is bit addressable memory. We can bit address among them only.

Amit said:   1 decade ago
Yes because it has to capicity to store more data.

Pardhu said:   1 decade ago
Can anyone explain this answer? Please.

Sp.ranga said:   1 decade ago
How please explain ?


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