Microcontroller Principle and Application Tutorial

Author: Liu Ruixin
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: To meet the needs of single-chip microcomputer application development and cultivate highly specialized talents with practical application skills in single-chip microcomputers, the author, based on years of teaching experience in single-chip microcomputers, boldly attempted reforms in the teaching of single-chip microcomputer courses and wrote this textbook. The textbook is primarily aimed at single-chip microcomputer applications, combining the characteristics of higher education, and takes the Intel MCS-51 series single-chip microcomputer, which is still in mainstream use and thriving, as the object. It introduces internal resources, programming, system expansion, human-machine interface, process channels, and other issues involved in application development, and briefly introduces other commonly used single-chip microcomputers at the end. The book is clear in concept, emphasizes the intrinsic connections and principles of knowledge, and uses inductive and analogical methods to systematically introduce the structure and principles of single-chip microcomputers, as well as the composition and design methods of application systems, with the goal of enabling readers to master single-chip microcomputer application technology in a relatively short time. To facilitate readers' understanding and mastery of the book's content, each chapter is accompanied by a large number of examples and exercises. From the perspective of single-chip microcomputer application development, the textbook integrates the content of single-chip microcomputer teaching materials, with a reasonable structure and a design-oriented approach: examples are drawn from engineering practice and have high reference value; the content is comprehensive and well-organized. It not only helps in learning and mastering single-chip microcomputers but also provides good assistance in practical development. The textbook adheres to the principle that all content serves application, introducing the basic knowledge, basic structure, and basic composition of single-chip microcomputers, and then, in combination with the specific content of each chapter, guides readers to gradually recognize, familiarize themselves with, and apply single-chip microcomputers through numerous single-chip microcomputer application examples of varying difficulty levels, striving to achieve the goal of understanding by analogy and mastering by extension, thereby laying a solid foundation for the development and in-depth application of single-chip microcomputers. The book provides a detailed introduction to the hardware structure, instruction system, and programming, internal functions and interfaces, system external function expansion, single-chip microcomputer system development, and application examples of the Intel MCS-51 series single-chip microcomputer, and finally introduces new serial bus interface chips and other single-chip microcomputer types and selection. Through numerous examples and single-chip microcomputer application examples of varying difficulty levels, the book guides readers to gradually recognize, familiarize themselves with, and apply single-chip microcomputers. Exercises are provided at the end of each chapter to reinforce the knowledge learned. The book is clear in thought, accurate in concept, well-structured, and emphasizes the intrinsic connections and principles of knowledge, making it convenient for self-study. It can be used as a teaching material for electrical, mechanical, and computer science majors in higher education institutions, as well as for teaching materials for similar majors in vocational and technical colleges and self-study materials for various engineering and technical personnel.