Fundamentals and Practical Applications of ARM Microcontrollers

Author: Zhou Ligong
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book introduces the ARM7TDMI architecture and instruction set from the perspective of an RM chip application developer, in a clear and concise manner. Taking the 32-bit embedded microcontroller LPC2104 as an example, it specifically explains the structural characteristics and programming methods of 32-bit ARM embedded microcontrollers, accompanied by numerous carefully crafted examples and related explanatory information. Based on the EASYARM2104 development board, it introduces 32-bit ARM embedded systems in a way that progresses from assembly language to C language, and then to operating systems, enabling users to learn by doing and achieve rapid entry into the field. It gradually introduces the porting of the C/OS-II embedded real-time operating system onto the ARM7TDMI, and demonstrates the writing methods of middleware through practical examples. The book also covers the compilation methods for the C/OS-II kernel and tasks separately, as well as how the system supports the ARM instruction set and THUMB instruction set, and how task modes can be set to user mode or system mode.