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Reset Accumulator in 8085 and 8086 Microprocessor

In this tutorial, we will learn how to reset accumulator in 8085 and 8086 Microprocessor? By Ayush Sharma Last updated : May 13, 2023

1. Reset Accumulator in 8085 Microprocessor

There are 4 instructions to reset the accumulator in 8085. These instructions are:

Instructions

S.No.MNEMONICSCOMMENTS
1MVI A, 00A ← 00
2ANI 00A AND 00
3XRA A A XOR A
4SUB A A ← A – A

Explanation

  1. MVI A, 00: instruction copies 00 to A.
  2. ANI 00: instruction performs bit by bit AND operation of source operand (i.e. 00) to the destination operand (i.e. the accumulator A) and store the result in accumulator A.
  3. XRA A: instruction performs XOR operation between source operand and destination operand and store the result in the accumulator. Here, source and destination operand both are same i.e. A. Therefore, the result after performing XOR operation, stored in the accumulator is 00.
  4. SUB A: operation subtracts the contents of source operand(here, source register is A) from the contents of accumulator and store the result in the accumulator itself. Since, the source and destination operand are same. Therefore, accumulator A = 00.

2. Reset Accumulator in 8086 Microprocessor

here are 4 instructions in 8086 to reset the accumulator. These instructions are:

Instructions

S.No.MNEMONICSCOMMENTS
1MOV AX, 0000AX ← 0000
2AND AX, 0000AX ← AX AND 0000
3XOR AX, AXAX ← AX XOR AX
4SUB AX, AXAX ← AX – AX

Explanation

Register AX is used.

  1. MOV AX, 0000: copies 0000 to AX.
  2. AND AX, 0000: operation performs bit by bit ANDs the source operand (0000) to the destination operand and store the result in AX.
  3. XOR AX, AX: performs the XOR operation in values of source register and destination register and store the result in AX. The source and destination operands, both are same. Therefore, AX = 0.
  4. SUB AX, AX: operation subtracts the value of source operand from the value of destination operand and store the result in AX. Here, both the operands are same .Therefore, AX = 0.



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