Microcontroller Application System Design and Training

Author: Hu Hui
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book can serve as a practical training manual for microcontroller courses in vocational colleges and polytechnic institutions, or as a short-term training textbook for learning microcontrollers. It is also an excellent reference book for engineering technicians engaged in microcontroller R&D. The book emphasizes the "practical training" aspect of microcontrollers, striving to overcome the shortcomings of previous microcontroller books, such as high starting points and a lack of practical examples, enabling readers to grasp the principles, development, and applications of microcontrollers as quickly as possible. Chapters 1 and 2 of the book provide an introduction to microcontroller basics, focusing on explaining the fundamental principles of microcontrollers and helping readers understand the content structure and instruction system. These chapters are designed to be easy to understand and have a simple structure, making them suitable for readers with lower starting levels. Chapters 3 and 4 introduce the interrupt system and serial port application technology of microcontrollers, along with practical exercises that can meet the needs of experimental courses in teaching. Chapters 5 to 7 are unit exercises, covering the expansion and design examples of microcontroller application systems. The examples in the earlier part of the book are relatively simple, while the later sections gradually increase in difficulty, allowing readers to learn the design of microcontroller application systems step by step. Each program in the book has been thoroughly tested, and readers can directly apply them. Chapter 7 is a comprehensive application section, providing a relatively comprehensive introduction to the applications of microcontrollers in various fields. Each design includes design objectives, design solutions, circuit diagrams, and programs, all of which are the result of the author's long-term teaching practice and R&D experience.