Important contents to be incorporated:

 Cover page (name of university, college, department, name of members, submission date)
 Introduction (write about overall ideas of assignment)
 Table of content; Background; Main body
 Summary and references
 Write clear, precise, and short answers for each question.
 Each group member must participate in the assignment work.
 Coping from another group is strictly forbidden, and will disqualify your results.
 Submit on or before the deadline.
 Your handwriting should be clear.
 Submit your assignment with hard copy but not include code and prepare slide for
presentation
 Submission date Tir, 15/2017
 Presentation date: ,Tir, 20/2017
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1. Digital Temperature Measurement and Display System
Objective: Design a system that measures the temperature using a temperature sensor
(e.g., LM35) and displays the value on a 7-segment display or LCD.
Skills: Analog-to-digital conversion, interfacing sensors, real-time data processing, and
display control.
2. Simple Calculator Using 8086 Microprocessor

Objective: Develop a simple calculator that performs arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division) based on user input.
Skills: Input processing, simple arithmetic algorithms, and understanding of how to manage
data input/output in assembly.

3. 8086/805 based Traffic Light Control System

Objective: Design a traffic light control system for managing signals at an intersection, with
timed changes between red, yellow, and green lights.
Skills: Timing, hardware interfacing, control systems, and assembly-level decision-making.
 4. Home Automation System Using 8086 Microprocessor

Objective: Build a simple home automation system where appliances (lights, fans, etc.) can be
controlled via buttons or sensors, using an 8086 microprocessor.
Skills: Interfacing switches, sensors, and actuators; basic control logic in assembly language.

5. 8086-based Security System (Burglar Alarm)

Objective: Develop a security system with sensors (e.g., motion sensor, door/window contacts)
that triggers an alarm when an intrusion is detected.
Skills: Interfacing sensors, handling interrupts, and using the 8086 for real-time processing.

6. Digital Stopwatch Using 8086 Microprocessor

Objective: Implement a digital stopwatch with a start/stop button and a reset functionality using
the 8086. Display the elapsed time on a 7-segment display.
Skills: Timekeeping, real-time operations, interfacing with 7-segment displays.

7. Traffic Signal Control with Pedestrian Crossing Feature

Objective: Design a traffic signal system that automatically adjusts based on vehicle and
pedestrian traffic. Pedestrian crossing signals are activated when needed.
Skills: Complex control logic, using timers, interrupts, and display interfaces.

8. 8086-based Digital Lock System

Objective: Create a digital lock system that takes a user-defined password and unlocks when
the correct password is entered.
Skills: Keypad interfacing, password management, security protocols in assembly language.

9. Elevator Control System Simulation Using 8086

bjective: Build a frequency counter to measure the frequency of an incoming signal using the
8086 microprocessor.
 Skills: Signal processing, interfacing with sensors, and using the microprocessor to count
pulses.

Objective: Simulate the control of an elevator that responds to button presses for different
floors and handles opening and closing doors based on certain conditions.
Skills: Sequential logic, system design, control systems with assembly language.

10. Frequency Counter Using 8086 Microprocessor

bjective: Build a frequency counter to measure the frequency of an incoming signal using the
8086 microprocessor.
Skills: Signal processing, interfacing with sensors, and using the microprocessor to count
pulses.

11. Digital Clock with Alarm Functionality

Objective: Design a digital clock with an alarm feature, where users can set the time, and the
system triggers an alarm when the set time is reached.
Skills: Real-time clock interfacing, alarm management, timekeeping, and assembly
programming.

12. 8086-based Traffic Flow Monitoring System

objective: Develop a system that can monitor traffic flow at an intersection and display statistics
such as the number of vehicles passing through the intersection over a period.
Skills: Interfacing sensors, real-time data analysis, and display of results.

13. Simple Digital Music Player Using 8086

Objective: Create a basic music player system that can play simple sound patterns or melodies
stored in memory using the 8086.

Skills: Sound generation, memory management, and audio processing using assembly.
14. Voice Command Recognition System (Basic Version)

bjective: Develop a simple system that can recognize a set of predefined voice commands and
perform specific actions, such as turning on a light or opening a door.
Skills: Voice signal processing, basic pattern recognition, and interfacing with actuators.
 15. Temperature and Humidity Monitoring System

Objective: Interface the 8086 microprocessor with temperature and humidity sensors to
monitor environmental conditions and display them on a screen.
Skills: Sensor interfacing, ADC (analog-to-digital conversion), and real-time data processing.

16. Simple Data Logger Using 8086

Objective: Build a data logger that records data from various sensors (temperature, light
intensity, etc.) and stores it for later retrieval.
Skills: Data storage, sensor interfacing, and basic file management in assembly.

17. Simple Game Using 8086 Microprocessor

Objective: Develop a simple game (such as a text-based guessing game or tic-tac-toe) using
assembly language and the 8086.
Skills: Logic implementation, user input handling, and display management.