IS 8085 an embedded system?

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IS 8085 an embedded system?..

Answer / arulbelly

its not a embedded system...bcoz it will be a part of a
embedded system and it does not work on any software..

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IS 8085 an embedded system?..

Answer / arvind

8085 is not an embedded system because...
An embedded system is a combination of Computer Hardware,Software and perhaps some additional mechanical parts to perform a specific task or simply Embedded system is a system on chip.So, 8085 is just a chip which contains RAM,ROM,INTERRUPTS,Serial ports,Timers,Bus control.

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IS 8085 an embedded system?..

Answer / afua

It's not a embedded system.It is micro controller. Embedded system is the combination of hardware and software.Using 8085 micrto controller we have to solve real-time applications by embedded system

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IS 8085 an embedded system?..

Answer / kailas

yes

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