Data transfer instructions in 8085 microprocessor

Data transfer instructions are the instructions that transfer data in the microprocessor. They are also called copy instructions. Here is the following is the table showing the list of logical instructions:

OPCODE	OPERAND	EXPLANATION	No. of bytes	Machine cycles	No. of  T-states	EXAMPLE
MOV	Rd, Rs	Rd = Rs	1	1 opcode fetch	4	MOV A, B
MOV	Rd, M	Rd = Mc	1	1 opcode fetch 1 memory read	7	MOV A, 2050
MOV	M, Rs	M = Rs	1	1 opcode fetch 1 memory write	7	MOV 2050, A
MVI	Rd, 8-bit data	Rd = 8-bit data	2	1 opcode fetch 1 memory read	7	MVI A, 50
MVI	M, 8-bit data	M = 8-bit data	2	1 opcode fetch 1 memory read 1 memory write	10	MVI 2050, 50
LDA	16-bit address	A = contents at address	3	1 opcode fetch 2 memory reads for 16-bit data 1 memory read for reading content at 16-bit address	13	LDA 2050
STA	16-bit address	contents at address = A	3	1 opcode fetch 2 memory reads 1 memory write	13	STA 2050
LHLD	16-bit address	directly loads at H & L registers	3	1 opcode fetch 2 memory reads for reading 16-bit data 2 memory reads for loading H and L registers	16	LHLD 2050
SHLD	16-bit address	directly stores from H & L registers	3	1 opcode fetch 2 memory reads for reading 16-bit data 2 memory write	16	SHLD 2050
LXI	r.p., 16-bit data	loads the specified register pair with data	3	1 opcode fetch 2 memory reads	10	LXI H, 3050
LDAX	r.p.	indirectly loads at the accumulator A	1	1 opcode fetch 1 memory read	7	LDAX H
STAX	16-bit address	indirectly stores from the accumulator A	1	1 opcode fetch 1 memory write	7	STAX 2050
XCHG	none	exchanges H with D, and L with E	1	1 opcode fetch	4	XCHG
XTHL	none	exchanges the content of the top of the stack with the content of HL pair	1	1 opcode fetch 2 memory reads 2 memory writes	16	XTHL
PUSH	r.p.	pushes r.p. to the stack	1	1 opcode fetch 2 memory writes	12	PUSH H
POP	r.p.	pops the stack to r.p.	1	1 opcode fetch 2 memory reads	10	POP H
IN	8-bit port address	inputs contents of the specified port to A	2	1 opcode fetch 1 memory read 1 I/O read	10	IN 15
OUT	8-bit port address	outputs contents of A to the specified port	2	1 opcode fetch 1 memory read 1 I/O write	10	OUT 15

In the table, 
R stands for register 
M stands for memory 
r.p. stands for register pair 

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