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 It is 1MB of memory
 20 bit address bus
 16-bit data bus
 More powerful instruction set
 High speed
 It can support up to 64kb I/O port
 40 pin dual in line package
 Designed to operate in 2 modes
1.Minimum mode
2.Maximum mode

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Final features of 8086_microprocessor

  • 1.  It is 1MB of memory  20 bit address bus  16-bit data bus  More powerful instruction set  High speed  It can support up to 64kb I/O port  40 pin dual in line package  Designed to operate in 2 modes 1.Minimum mode 2.Maximum mode