processors and periferals are coonected by PPI,what is
meant by PPI?

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processors and periferals are coonected by PPI,what is meant by PPI?..

Answer / ndp

PPI = Programmable Peripheral Interface

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processors and periferals are coonected by PPI,what is meant by PPI?..

Answer / sathish

PPI means programmable pheripheral interface,which is used
to communicate between processors and other external devices
to work coherently.

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processors and periferals are coonected by PPI,what is meant by PPI?..

Answer / kaival

ppi=programmable peripheral interface. in 8086 it is used
to interface external device with 8086....8255 provides
that function.

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processors and periferals are coonected by PPI,what is meant by PPI?..

Answer / pawan

8255 is an example of PPI

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processors and periferals are coonected by PPI,what is meant by PPI?..

Answer / sathishkumar

ppi is an circuit which consists of ports.For interfacing
between microprocessor and i/o devices.

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processors and periferals are coonected by PPI,what is meant by PPI?..

Answer / madanreddy

Peripheral means An Input/Output device(External component
of the Processor). Interface means Proper communication path.

PPI(Programmable peripheral Interface): Provide
communication path between I/O device and Programmable
device( any MicroProcessor).

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