16/32-bit Microcomputer Principles, Assembly Language, and Interface Technology (2nd Edition)

Author: Qian Xiaojie / Chen Tao (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The application of microcomputers has been deeply integrated into many fields. For students and technical personnel engaged in computer-related fields and computer application development, microcomputer principles, assembly language, and interface technology are essential knowledge. This book is a comprehensive textbook introducing microcomputer principles, assembly language, and interface technology.
Comprehensive Coverage and Thorough Analysis
The book focuses on the Intel 8088/8086 microprocessor and the IBM PC series, discussing the basic systems of 16-bit microcomputers, the internal structure of microprocessors, instruction sets, assembly language programming, external characteristics of microprocessors, memory systems, input/output and interfaces, bus systems and bus interfaces, several typical interface chips, and the associated control interface technologies. It also introduces 32-bit Intel 80×86 microprocessors and new technologies in 32-bit microcomputers.
Balanced Depth and Emphasis on Key Points
The book takes the 8088 CPU, PC/XT systems, assembly programming, and various interface applications for microsystems as the main thread, supplemented by other relevant content. This allows readers to grasp essential fundamental knowledge while broadening their perspectives and gaining a comprehensive understanding of the development and applications of microcomputer systems.
Rich Teaching Resources
The authors have created a dedicated website (http://www.2.zzu.edu.cn/qwfw) for this book, which includes electronic teaching plans, syllabi, errata, solutions to common problems, supplementary materials, and other abundant teaching resources to help readers solidify their understanding. Since its first publication, the book has received positive reviews from both instructors and students. This revised edition builds upon the previous version by incorporating new technological content, making it an excellent reference for learning microcomputer principles, assembly language, and interface technology.
A companion textbook, Microcomputer Principles and Interface Technology Course Design, is and will be available for use alongside this book.
The book focuses on the Intel 8088/8086 microprocessor and the IBM PC series, covering the basic principles, assembly language, and interface technology of 16-bit microcomputers, while introducing related technologies for 32-bit microcomputer systems. The main content includes the basic systems of microcomputers, the internal structure of microprocessors, instruction sets, assembly language programming, external characteristics of microprocessors, memory systems, input/output and interfaces, bus systems and bus interfaces, several typical interface chips, and the associated control interface technologies, such as interrupt control, timer/counter control, DMA control, parallel interfaces, serial communication interfaces, and analog interfaces. It concludes with an introduction to 32-bit Intel 80×86 microprocessors and new technologies in 32-bit microcomputers.
Appendices provide guidance on using the DEBUG debugger and assembly language development methods.
This book can serve as a textbook or reference for university courses on microcomputer principles and interface technology or assembly language programming and related subjects. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in computer science, electronic engineering, and automatic control, as well as vocational students and adult education learners. It is also an excellent reference for computer application developers and readers seeking to deepen their understanding of microcomputer application technologies.