Microcontroller and Interface Technology: New Electrical and Electronic Information Specialty Undergraduate Planning Textbook (2nd Edition)

Author: Li Qunfang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is written based on the fundamental requirements of the "Microcontroller Principles and Interface Technology" course in higher education. It primarily focuses on the widely used MCS-51 series microcontroller, introducing its working principles, the structure of its internal functional components, application programming, and external expansion techniques. A distinctive feature of this book is its comparative approach using assembly language and C language, along with examples that demonstrate mixed programming between the two. Another highlight is the introduction of many new types of interface devices, such as serial EPROM, serial D/A, serial A/D, V/F, F/V, and μP monitors, enabling readers to quickly adapt to the latest developments in embedded development technology centered around microcontrollers. The book includes an experimental guide, with a core experimental board based on the 51 series microcontroller with In-System Programming (ISP) as the practical component for readers. Written based on the author's extensive research experience and long-term teaching experience in microcontroller technology, the content is presented in a clear and structured manner, progressing from simple to complex. Each chapter includes numerous application examples, along with exercises and solutions, and the back of the book features a list of common integrated circuit pin diagrams for easy reference. This book can serve as a textbook or teaching reference for undergraduate students or vocational and technical college students in computer science and electronic information-related fields, as well as a reference for relevant engineering professionals.