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title: "Explain the trap input for 8085"  
description: "Explain the trap input for 8085"  
author: "Sandra Emily"  
published: 2022-05-12  
canonical: https://answers.mindstick.com/qa/97323/explain-the-trap-input-for-8085  
category: "troubleshooting"  
tags: ["troubleshooting", "microprocessors"]  
reading_time: 1 minute  

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# Explain the trap input for 8085

[Explain](https://yourviews.mindstick.com/view/86025/content-created-for-humans-not-for-bots-explain-this-statement) the trap [input](https://www.mindstick.com/interview/1546/html5-input-elements) for 8085

## Answers

### Answer by Hitesh Vohra

- Edge and level are both responsive to the **TRAP input.**
- When compared to the standard noise width, the pulse width for this signal should be greater.
- A second trap will never be able to respond for the second time since the first trap must transition from high to low.
- To reduce undesirable false triggers, the pulse widths are wider than typical.
- TRAP. It is a non-maskable interrupt that takes precedence over all others. It is enabled by default until it is recognised. It executes as ISR in the event of a failure and transmits the data to backup memory.

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