Chap 14. Interfacing to external memory 1. Interface two 16 Kbytes RAM chips (16K x 8) with the 8051. Connect the first chip starting a 4000H onwards and the second chip C000H onwards. 2. Interface 4Kbyte of ROM (2732-EPROM, 4K x8) as data memory starting at the memory location 0000H. 3. Interface 8 Kbytes of SRAM (6264) and 8 Kbytes of EEPROM (2864) with the 8051 both starting at the address 0000H.

Chap 14. Interfacing to external memory 1. Interface two 16 Kbytes RAM chips (16K x 8) with the 8051. Connect the first chip starting a 4000H onwards and the second chip C000H onwards. 2. Interface 4Kbyte of ROM (2732-EPROM, 4K x8) as data memory starting at the memory location 0000H. 3. Interface 8 Kbytes of SRAM (6264) and 8 Kbytes of EEPROM (2864) with the 8051 both starting at the address 0000H.

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