Microcontroller Principles and Applications

Author: Shi Wenhua
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is part of the 21st Century Vocational and Technical College Planning Textbooks·Computer Series. The book consists of 12 chapters, systematically introducing the MCS-51 microcontroller series. The content includes the structure and principles of the MCS-51 microcontroller series, the microcontroller instruction set, assembly language programming, interrupt systems, memory expansion, parallel and serial expansion technologies, and examples of the application of common peripheral chips. It also covers timers/counters, serial communication, A/D and D/A conversion interfaces, display, keyboard, and printer interfaces, as well as examples of microcontroller system development and applications. To facilitate teaching, each chapter is carefully designed with exercises, and the final chapter includes practical training content, achieving a balance between theory and practice to help readers quickly master the relevant knowledge. Additionally, the book is accompanied by PPT-format electronic teaching materials, which are provided free of charge to instructors. Adhering to the principle of essential theory and sufficient practicality, the book emphasizes usability and operability, strengthens the connection between theory and practice, and uses clear and accessible language to make it easy to teach and learn, meeting the current needs of teaching. This book can serve as a textbook for students in vocational and technical colleges studying microcontroller principles in fields such as computer applications, automation, instrumentation, and mechatronics. It can also be used as a training textbook for professionals engaged in microcomputer application system design, product development, electrical maintenance, and for in-service workers. Furthermore, it is an excellent self-study textbook or reference book for microcontroller enthusiasts learning microcontroller principles.