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MADHUBEN & BHANUBHAI PATEL
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
PRIORITY
INTERRUPT
Computer Organization And Architecture (202040401)
Under Guidance of
:-
Prof. Ankita
Chauhan
Submitted By:-
SAMANVAY PATEL 12302040703028
SAMARTH GOHEL 12302040703029
SAHIL CHUNARA 12202040701133
Definition:-
In a typical application, a number of I/O devices are
attached to the computer, with each device being able to
originate an interrupt request. The first task of the
interrupt system is to identify the source of the interrupt.
There is also the possibility that several sources will request
service simultaneously. In this case the system must also
decide which device to service first.
Priority Interrupt:-
• A priority interrupt is a system that establishes a
priority over the various sources to determines which
condition is to be services first when two or more
requests arise simultaneously.
• Higher priority interrupt levels are assigned to
requests which, if delayed or interrupted could have
serious consequences.
• Devices with high speed transfers such as magnetic
disks are given high priority and slow devices such as
keyboards receive low priority.
Priority Interrupt:-
When two devices interrupt the computer at the same
time, the computer services the devices with the higher
priority first.
Establishing the priority of simultaneous interrupts can
be done by software or hardware:
• Software:-Polling
• Hardware:-Daisy Chain, Parallel Priority
Polling:-
A polling procedure is used to identify the highest-
priority source by software means:
• In this method, there is one common branch address
for all interrupts.
• The program that takes care of interrupts begins at the
branch address and polls the interrupt source in
sequence.
• The order in which they are tested determine the
priority of each interrupt.
The disadvantage of the software method is that if there
are many interrupts, the time required to poll them can
exceed the available to service the I/O device.
a hardware priority interrupt unit can
be used to
speed up the operation.
A hardware priority-interrupt unit functions as an overall
manager in an interrupt system environment. It accepts
interrupt requests from many sources, determines which
of the incoming requests has the highest priority, and
issues an interrupt request to the computer based on the
determination.
Advantages:-
• Software polling is relatively simple to implement and does not
require specialized hardware.
• It can be used to detect events that occur at irregular intervals,
processor can check for events whenever it is not performing
other tasks.
Disadvantages:-
• Software polling is less efficient than priority interrupts as the
processor must constantly check for events even if none have
occurred.
• In real-world systems, software polling may not be suitable as it
is difficult to guarantee response time to an event, especially if
processor is busy with other tasks.
Daisy-Chaining Priority:-
The daisy-chaining method of establishing priority
consists of a serial connection of all devices that request
an interrupt.
• The device with the highest priority is placed in the first
position, followed by the lower-priority devices up to
the device with the lowest priority, which is places
placed last in the chain.
• The interrupt request line is common to all devices and
forms a wired logic connection.
• When no interrupts are pending, the interrupt line stays
in the high-level state and no interrupts are recognized
by the CPU.
this is equivalent to the negative logic
OR operation.
• The CPU responds to an interrupt request by enabling
the interrupt acknowledge line. This signal is received
by devices 1 at its PI (Priority In) input.
• The acknowledge signal passes on to the next device
through the P0 (Priority Out) output only if device 1 is
not requesting an interrupt.
• If device 1 has a pending interrupt, it blocks the
priority interrupt computer organization
Parallel Priority Interrupt:-
The parallel priority interrupt method uses a register
whose bits are set separately by the interrupt signal from
each device.
• Priority is established according to the position of the
bits in the register.
• Mask register is used to provide facility for the highest
priority to interrupt when lower priority device is being
serviced or disable all lower priority devices when
higher is being services.
It consist of:
• An interrupt register whose individual bits are set by
external conditions and cleared by program
instructions.
the magnetic disk, being a high-speed
device is given the
highest priority.
• The mask register has the same number of bits as the
interrupt register. By means of program instructions, it
is possible to set or reset any bit in the mask register.
• Each interrupt bit and it corresponding mask bit are
applied to an AND Gate to produce the four inputs to a
priority interrupt computer organization
In this way an interrupt is recognized only if its
corresponding mask bit is set to 1 by the program. The
priority encoder generates two bits of the vector
address, which is transferred to the CPU.
• Another output from the encoder sets an interrupt
status flip-flop IST when an interrupt that is not
masked occurs.
• The interrupt enable flip-flop IEN can be set or cleared
by the program to provide an overall control over the
interrupt system.
• The output of IST ANDed with IEN provide a common
• The interrupt acknowledge INTACK signal from the CPU
enables the bus buffers in the output register and a
vector address VAD is placed into the data bus.
The priority encoder is a circuit that implements the
priority function. The logic of the priority encoder is
such that if two or more inputs arrive at the same time,
the input having the highest priority will take
precedence.
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priority interrupt computer organization

  • 1. MADHUBEN & BHANUBHAI PATEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PRIORITY INTERRUPT Computer Organization And Architecture (202040401) Under Guidance of :- Prof. Ankita Chauhan
  • 2. Submitted By:- SAMANVAY PATEL 12302040703028 SAMARTH GOHEL 12302040703029 SAHIL CHUNARA 12202040701133
  • 3. Definition:- In a typical application, a number of I/O devices are attached to the computer, with each device being able to originate an interrupt request. The first task of the interrupt system is to identify the source of the interrupt. There is also the possibility that several sources will request service simultaneously. In this case the system must also decide which device to service first.
  • 4. Priority Interrupt:- • A priority interrupt is a system that establishes a priority over the various sources to determines which condition is to be services first when two or more requests arise simultaneously. • Higher priority interrupt levels are assigned to requests which, if delayed or interrupted could have serious consequences. • Devices with high speed transfers such as magnetic disks are given high priority and slow devices such as keyboards receive low priority.
  • 5. Priority Interrupt:- When two devices interrupt the computer at the same time, the computer services the devices with the higher priority first. Establishing the priority of simultaneous interrupts can be done by software or hardware: • Software:-Polling • Hardware:-Daisy Chain, Parallel Priority
  • 6. Polling:- A polling procedure is used to identify the highest- priority source by software means: • In this method, there is one common branch address for all interrupts. • The program that takes care of interrupts begins at the branch address and polls the interrupt source in sequence. • The order in which they are tested determine the priority of each interrupt.
  • 7. The disadvantage of the software method is that if there are many interrupts, the time required to poll them can exceed the available to service the I/O device. a hardware priority interrupt unit can be used to speed up the operation. A hardware priority-interrupt unit functions as an overall manager in an interrupt system environment. It accepts interrupt requests from many sources, determines which of the incoming requests has the highest priority, and issues an interrupt request to the computer based on the determination.
  • 8. Advantages:- • Software polling is relatively simple to implement and does not require specialized hardware. • It can be used to detect events that occur at irregular intervals, processor can check for events whenever it is not performing other tasks. Disadvantages:- • Software polling is less efficient than priority interrupts as the processor must constantly check for events even if none have occurred. • In real-world systems, software polling may not be suitable as it is difficult to guarantee response time to an event, especially if processor is busy with other tasks.
  • 9. Daisy-Chaining Priority:- The daisy-chaining method of establishing priority consists of a serial connection of all devices that request an interrupt. • The device with the highest priority is placed in the first position, followed by the lower-priority devices up to the device with the lowest priority, which is places placed last in the chain. • The interrupt request line is common to all devices and forms a wired logic connection.
  • 10. • When no interrupts are pending, the interrupt line stays in the high-level state and no interrupts are recognized by the CPU. this is equivalent to the negative logic OR operation. • The CPU responds to an interrupt request by enabling the interrupt acknowledge line. This signal is received by devices 1 at its PI (Priority In) input. • The acknowledge signal passes on to the next device through the P0 (Priority Out) output only if device 1 is not requesting an interrupt. • If device 1 has a pending interrupt, it blocks the
  • 12. Parallel Priority Interrupt:- The parallel priority interrupt method uses a register whose bits are set separately by the interrupt signal from each device. • Priority is established according to the position of the bits in the register. • Mask register is used to provide facility for the highest priority to interrupt when lower priority device is being serviced or disable all lower priority devices when higher is being services.
  • 13. It consist of: • An interrupt register whose individual bits are set by external conditions and cleared by program instructions. the magnetic disk, being a high-speed device is given the highest priority. • The mask register has the same number of bits as the interrupt register. By means of program instructions, it is possible to set or reset any bit in the mask register. • Each interrupt bit and it corresponding mask bit are applied to an AND Gate to produce the four inputs to a
  • 15. In this way an interrupt is recognized only if its corresponding mask bit is set to 1 by the program. The priority encoder generates two bits of the vector address, which is transferred to the CPU. • Another output from the encoder sets an interrupt status flip-flop IST when an interrupt that is not masked occurs. • The interrupt enable flip-flop IEN can be set or cleared by the program to provide an overall control over the interrupt system. • The output of IST ANDed with IEN provide a common
  • 16. • The interrupt acknowledge INTACK signal from the CPU enables the bus buffers in the output register and a vector address VAD is placed into the data bus. The priority encoder is a circuit that implements the priority function. The logic of the priority encoder is such that if two or more inputs arrive at the same time, the input having the highest priority will take precedence.
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