Microcomputer Principles and Structure

Author: Zhang Qingping
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book is divided into 13 chapters, with the first 8 chapters as the "Principles Part" and the last 5 chapters as the "Structure Part." In the "Principles Part," it introduces the basic composition and working principles of computers in an easy-to-understand manner through a sufficiently simplified but functionally complete "model computer." To avoid a disconnect between theoretical knowledge and practical content, the "Structure Part" of the book takes personal computers as examples, building on the content of the "Principles Part," and introduces the architecture of modern personal computers and the working principles of their main devices. This enables readers to gain an in-depth understanding of computer hardware's working principles while also comprehensively learning and mastering the basic structure and technology of modern microcomputers. This book can be used as a textbook for foundational computer courses in vocational and technical colleges or as a self-study guide for computer enthusiasts. The book has a low starting point, and readers with basic high school physics knowledge and some programming foundation can learn and master the content.