MVI Instruction in 8085 - Move Immediate Data into Registers Introduction Need to load a specific value directly into a register? That’s where MVI (Move Immediate) comes in! Unlike MOV , which transfers data between registers, MVI allows you to assign a fixed value directly to a register or memory location. In this guide, we’ll break down how MVI works , explore its execution at the pin level , and provide hands-on examples so you can see it in action! Syntax & Operand Details Mnemonic: MVI Operands: Destination, 8-bit Data Syntax: MVI D, XX D = Destination Register (where data is loaded) XX = 8-bit Immediate Data Addressing Modes MVI uses immediate addressing mode , meaning data is directly provided in the instruction. Hex Code Representation Instruction Opcode Example MVI A, 32H 3E 32 Loads 32H into A MVI B, 45H 06 45 Loads 45H into B MVI C, FFH 0E FF Loads FFH into C MVI D, 10H 16 10 Loads 10H into D MVI E, 77H 1E 77 Loads 77H into E MVI H, 2AH 26 2A Loads 2AH into H MVI...