1. 2. TF0 3. 4. TF1 5. RI/TI Out o these! and are e"terna# interrupts $hereas Ti%er and &eria# port interrupts are 'enerated interna##y. The e"terna# interrupts cou#d (e ne'ative ed'e tri''ered or #o$ #eve# tri''ered. )## these interrupt! $hen activated! set the correspondin' interrupt #a's. *"cept or seria# interrupt! the interrupt #a's are c#eared $hen the processor (ranches to the Interrupt &ervice Routine +I&R,. The e"terna# interrupt #a's are c#eared on (ranchin' to Interrupt &ervice Routine +I&R,! provided the interrupt is ne'ative ed'e tri''ered. For #o$ #eve# tri''ered e"terna# interrupt as $e## as or seria# interrupt! the correspondin' #a's have to (e c#eared (y sot$are (y the pro'ra%%er. The sche%atic representation o the interrupts is as o##o$s - Interrupt .ector /ocation Fig 8051 Interrupt Details *ach o these interrupts can (e individua##y ena(#ed or disa(#ed (y 0settin'1 or 0c#earin'1 the correspondin' (it in the I* +Interrupt *na(#e Re'ister, &FR. I* contains a '#o(a# ena(#e (it *) $hich ena(#es/disa(#es a## interrupts at once. Interrupt Enable register (IE): )ddress2 )83 *40 interrupt +*"terna#, ena(#e (it *T0 Ti%er-0 interrupt ena(#e (it *41 interrupt +*"terna#, ena(#e (it *T1 Ti%er-1 interrupt ena(#e (it *& &eria# port interrupt ena(#e (it *T2 Ti%er-2 interrupt ena(#e (it *) *na(#e/5isa(#e a## &ettin' 011 *na(#e the correspondin' interrupt &ettin' 001 5isa(#e the correspondin' interrupt Priority level structure: *ach interrupt source can (e pro'ra%%ed to have one o the t$o priority #eve#s (y settin' +hi'h priority, or c#earin' +#o$ priority, a (it in the I6 +Interrupt 6riority, Re'ister . ) #o$ priority interrupt can itse# (e interrupted (y a hi'h priority interrupt! (ut not (y another #o$ priority interrupt. I t$o interrupts o dierent priority #eve#s are received si%u#taneous#y! the re7uest o hi'her priority #eve# is served. I the re7uests o the sa%e priority #eve# are received si%u#taneous#y! an interna# po##in' se7uence deter%ines $hich re7uest is to (e serviced. Thus! $ithin each priority #eve#! there is a second priority #eve# deter%ined (y the po##in' se7uence! as o##o$s. Interrupt Priority register (IP) 001 #o$ priority 011 hi'h priority Interrupt handling: The interrupt #a's are sa%p#ed at 62 o &5 o every instruction cyc#e +8ote that every instruction cyc#e has si" states each consistin' o 61 and 62 pu#ses,. The sa%p#es are po##ed durin' the ne"t %achine cyc#e +or instruction cyc#e,. I one o the #a's $as set at &562 o the precedin' instruction cyc#e! the po##in' detects it and the interrupt process 'enerates a #on' ca## +/9)//, to the appropriate vector #ocation o the interrupt. The /9)// is 'enerated provided this hard$are 'enerated /9)// is not (#oc:ed (y any one o the o##o$in' conditions. 1. )n interrupt o e7ua# or hi'her priority #eve# is a#ready in pro'ress. 2. The current po##in' cyc#e is not the ina# cyc#e in the e"ecution o the instruction in pro'ress. 3. The instruction in pro'ress is R*TI or any $rite to I* or I6 re'isters. ;hen an interrupt co%es and the pro'ra% is directed to the interrupt vector address! the 6ro'ra% 9ounter +69, va#ue o the interrupted pro'ra% is stored +pushed, on the stac:. The re7uired Interrupt &ervice Routine +I&R, is e"ecuted. )t the end o the I&R! the instruction R*TI returns the va#ue o the 69 ro% the stac: and the ori'ina##y interrupted pro'ra% is resu%ed. eset is a non-%as:a(#e interrupt. ) reset is acco%p#ished (y ho#din' the R&T pin hi'h or at #east t$o %achine cyc#es. On resettin' the pro'ra% starts ro% 00003 and so%e #a's are %odiied as o##o$s -
egister !alue("e#) on eset 69 00003 56TR 00003 ) 003 < 003 &6 0=3 6&; 003 6orts 60-3 /atches FF3 I6 444 00000 ( I* 0 44 00000 ( T9O8 003 T>O5 003 T30 003 T/0 003 T31 003 T/1 003 &9O8 003 &<?F 44 3 69O8 0 4444 444 ( The sche%atic dia'ra% o the detection and processin' o interrupts is 'iven as o##o$s. Instruction 9yc#es Fig: Interrupt "andling in 8051 It shou#d (e noted that the interrupt $hich is (#oc:ed due to the three conditions %entioned (eore is not re%e%(ered un#ess the #a' that 'enerated interrupt is not sti## active $hen the a(ove (#oc:in' conditions are re%oved! i.e. !every po##in' cyc#e is ne$.
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