How do you think that peripherals may be self-tested


Problem

A microcomputer card can be designed to be "self-testing." For example, the CPU runs a program that tests its instruction set by executing a section of code in ROM, using only internal read/write storage, and then compares the result with a prestored value. Then the CPU tests the read/write memory and finally any peripherals.

a. Design a program to test the 68000's instruction set.

b. Write a program to test read/write memory.

c. How do you think that peripherals may be self-tested?

d. What additional hardware is required for these tests?

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