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![8085 serial I/O Data transmission
• DELAY calculation considering 8 bit prog.
• Td = [17+[ {count} X 14 ] -3] T
0.5ms = [17+[{count}X14]-3] 0.33ms
So count= (104)D=(68)h
delay program Delay Subroutine
LOOP: MVI C,68H
DCR C
JNZ LOOP
RET](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/serialcommunicationijn8085-130807033031-phpapp01/75/Serial-communication-in-8085-7-2048.jpg)


The document discusses serial input/output (I/O) data transmission using the 8085 microprocessor. It describes how the serial input data (SID) pin is used to accept serial 1-bit data under software control during a RIM instruction. It also describes how the serial output data (SOD) pin is used to transfer 1-bit data under software control during a SIM instruction. It provides an example program that generates a 1 kHz square wave on the SOD pin by toggling between logic 0 and 1 using different accumulator values in the SIM instruction and a delay subroutine.






![8085 serial I/O Data transmission
• DELAY calculation considering 8 bit prog.
• Td = [17+[ {count} X 14 ] -3] T
0.5ms = [17+[{count}X14]-3] 0.33ms
So count= (104)D=(68)h
delay program Delay Subroutine
LOOP: MVI C,68H
DCR C
JNZ LOOP
RET](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/serialcommunicationijn8085-130807033031-phpapp01/75/Serial-communication-in-8085-7-2048.jpg)

Overview of the microprocessor and microcontroller course by Prof. Nitin Ahire at XIE, Mahim.
Discussion on serial communication for data transfer using the 8085, explaining SID and SOD functionalities.
A schematic representation of the 8085 microprocessor illustrating connections for serial input and output.
Details of the SIM instruction for data transmission in 8085 including sequences for logic control.
Example of writing a program to generate a square wave signal of 1 kHz using the SOD pin.
Presentation of the main program loop to alternate between high and low signals to create a square wave.
Calculation of delay required for the delay subroutine in 8085 programming to generate timing.
Discussion on using the SOD pin to output a square wave signal at a frequency of 1 kHz.