Motorola 68HC12 Microcontroller Principles, Applications, and Development Technology

Author: Yang Guotian
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book features novel content, in-depth introductions, a strong foundation with practical applications, and easy-to-understand language. It can serve as a textbook or teaching reference for graduate or undergraduate students in fields such as automatic control, instrumentation, or other related disciplines. It is also suitable for engineers in embedded systems, testing, control and instrumentation, automotive electronics, and other fields. The book takes the internal composition of the 68HC12 series MCU as its main thread, using the 68HC912BC32 as an example to systematically introduce the hardware structure, working principles, and instruction set of the CPU12, as well as the structure and usage methods of internal modules such as TIM/ECT, high-speed I/O, SCI/SPI, ATD, PWM, Watchdog, BDLC, CAN, and BDM. It emphasizes the introduction of basic knowledge related to application system expansion, fuzzy logic, BDLC, and msCAN. The book covers both principles and practical applications, divided into 13 chapters. The first four chapters primarily introduce the basic composition of the 68HC12, while the subsequent chapters focus on other internal modules and system development and debugging, with content that is relatively independent. The book incorporates the author's years of experience, lessons learned, and insights in single-chip microcomputer application systems and emulator development.