Microcomputer Interface Practical Technology Tutorial

Author: Liu Hongling
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Publish Date: 2003-10-02
Features: Microcomputer Interface Technology is the foundation for designing and developing various microcomputer application systems and is a key aspect of microcomputer applications. It not only requires designers to have basic knowledge of microcomputer hardware and software but also demands strong interface analysis and design capabilities. This book is a revised edition of the 2000-published "Practical Technology Tutorial of Microcomputer Interface." While maintaining the basic structure of the original textbook, some outdated content has been removed, new content related to the latest microcomputer interface technology has been added, and the focus of the introduction has been adjusted. The purpose is to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of modern microcomputer interface technology and keep pace with technological advancements. The book is set against the background of PC series microcomputers and systematically introduces the principles and implementation methods of microcomputer interface technology. The content includes: an overview of microcomputer interface technology, bus and interface standards, interrupt processing technology, DMA technology, parallel interfaces, serial interfaces, timing/counting technology, multifunctional I/O interface circuits, D/A and A/D interfaces, human-machine interface technology, and external storage device interfaces, among others. It covers many new technologies, such as the PCI bus, IEEE1394 bus, USB interface, multifunctional I/O interface chips, and the 815EP chipset, reflecting the latest level and trends of modern microcomputer interface technology development. The book is comprehensive, systematic, and rich in examples with clear concepts. Each chapter is accompanied by a certain number of exercises. This book can serve as a textbook for vocational and technical colleges in computer science, a reference book for undergraduate students in non-computer majors, and also a valuable reference for professionals engaged in the design and development of microcomputer application systems.