16-bit Microcomputer Principles, Interfaces and Applications

Author: Zhou Peiling, Wu Gengfeng, Wan Bingkui
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Publish Date: 1999-08-01
Features: This book is primarily intended for students from non-electronics majors. Therefore, the content is arranged through thorough discussion, and the teaching syllabus is developed by experts organized by the university. The authors collaboratively completed the book based on the syllabus requirements and their own teaching experience. The textbook is divided into twelve chapters, primarily focusing on the Intel 8086 CPU, introducing microcomputer principles, assembly language programming, interface technology, and its applications. Additionally, to meet the needs of microcomputer development, high-performance microcomputers are also introduced.
Centered around the Intel 8086 CPU, the book explains the composition principles of 16-bit microcomputers, the instruction set of 8086, and MASM macro assembly pseudo-instructions. In assembly language programming, it covers DOS function calls, the connection between assembly language and high-level languages, and discusses common I/O interface chip structures, programming, and application examples in the hardware section. The book thoroughly explores 8086 interrupts, introduces PC bus systems, microcomputer architectures, and more. High-performance microcomputers are also covered in the last two chapters of the book.
The entire book is divided into twelve chapters, each accompanied by exercises. It serves as a textbook for non-electronics majors in higher education institutions, a self-study guide for microcomputer learners, and a reference book for engineers and technicians working in microcomputer fields.