Intel 8085 Microprocessor

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mahesh_ele86TakeThisOuT at -Remove-yahoo.co.in asks: " how to decode 8085 microprocessor instruction?" James Newton of Massmind replies: This turned out to be a harder question to answer than I expected. The data you need is in the last few pages of the original datasheet. I found a copy at http://www.izabella.freeuk.com/assets/multimedia/8085.pdf and I've saved a copy at locally. Each opcode is shown with the binary value which represents it. Note the footnotes after the table which show the values for SSS or DDD.+
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