Understanding the RTL for MOV A,B on the 8085 Microprocessor

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In summary, the conversation is about a student struggling with an assignment involving describing RTL for MOV A,B in terms of opcode fetch cycle and execute cycle. The student is looking for help and is advised to look at standard CPU architecture documents from Intel or AMD for the 8085 microprocessor.
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I actually didnot know where to post there.

My teacher gave me assighnment and now its holiday here and cannot get clue from anybody for where to start.

Question was - Describe RTL(register transfer language) for MOV A,B in terms of
opcode fetch cycle &&& execute cycle.

I know this is moving content from register B to A. But I don't know how to go exactly with cycle asked.

Please help me.
 
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Hyperspace2 said:
I actually didnot know where to post there.

My teacher gave me assighnment and now its holiday here and cannot get clue from anybody for where to start.

Question was - Describe RTL(register transfer language) for MOV A,B in terms of
opcode fetch cycle &&& execute cycle.

I know this is moving content from register B to A. But I don't know how to go exactly with cycle asked.

Please help me.

The best place to find opcode representations is to look at any standard CPU architecture document for a common platform.

You can find these kind of documents at CPU vendor websites like Intel or AMD. Off the top of my head that's your best bet.
 
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I forgot to mention , it is 8085 microprocesor
 

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