Microcomputer Principles and Interface Technology

Author: Ma Yide, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: "Microcomputer Principles and Interface Technology" is a teaching material for core courses in electronic and information-related disciplines in the 21st century. It also serves as a pivotal and key course for subsequent computer-related studies in electronic and information disciplines. Faced with the rapid development of microcomputer technology, this textbook is designed to be concise, selecting fundamental teaching content and key knowledge points. On the premise that students master the basic principles of microcomputer technology, it strives to lay a solid foundation for enhancing their ability to develop microcomputer application systems. The textbook is rich in content, with a clear focus, and includes a certain number of exercises at the end of each chapter for readers to practice and assess their learning outcomes.
The book is based on the 8086/8088 microprocessor and provides a concise yet comprehensive introduction to the principles and interface technology of microcomputers. The entire book consists of 10 chapters, covering main topics such as an overview of microcomputers, the microprocessor structure of 8086/8088, semiconductor memory technology, addressing modes and instruction sets of 8086/8088, assembly language programming, interface technology, bus technology, and application examples of microcomputer systems. The textbook is rich in content, with a clear focus, and includes a certain number of exercises at the end of each chapter, which readers can select based on their needs.
It is suitable as a teaching material for microcomputer principles and applications courses in information-related disciplines, as well as for adult higher education programs in the same fields. Additionally, it is also suitable for computer hardware maintenance personnel, computer enthusiasts, and those working in computer and related technologies.