Microcomputer Principles and Interface Technology: "Fifteen-Year" Plan Textbook for Computer Science and Technology in Higher Education

Author: Lu Xin
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book takes microcomputers composed of Intel series microprocessors as the object, introducing the principles of microcomputers, assembly programming, interface technology, and applications of microcomputer systems. The book consists of 12 chapters, covering topics such as an introduction to microcomputer systems, Intel series microprocessors, memory systems, fundamentals of assembly programming, microcomputer I/O interface basics, bus systems, interrupt systems, DMA systems, parallel and serial communication, timers/counters, human-machine interaction devices and interfaces, and advanced assembly programming techniques. Each chapter also includes exercises to help understand and reinforce the learned content. The book is rich in content, involving three major parts of microcomputer systems: the working principles, technical characteristics, and application methods of microcomputer hardware systems; microcomputer assembly programming techniques and program design methods; and microcomputer I/O interface technology, programming control methods, and application examples. Additionally, the book covers many new microcomputer technologies, reflecting the latest trends in the development of modern microcomputer hardware systems. This book can be used as a textbook for computer science majors in universities and colleges for courses on microcomputer principles and interface technology, as well as for undergraduate or graduate students in other disciplines taking courses on microcomputer principles, assembly programming, and interface technology.