51 Microcontroller Application System Development Typical Examples (CD-ROM)

Author: Dai Jia
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Comes with 1CD, containing circuit diagrams and C source code for 7 examples in the book. With slight modifications, readers can apply them to their own work. Absolutely worth the price! The "R&D Electronics Series" is making a fiery debut in the sales hotspots, leading a new sensation in embedded/microcontroller application development book reading! This series is divided into two categories: embedded systems and microcontrollers, covering technologies such as ARM programming, microcontroller programming, FPGA development, and DSP development. It fills the gap in the market for in-depth, example-guided books and has been highly praised by numerous experts and scholars. Professor Wei Gang, Dean of the School of Electronic and Information Engineering at South China University of Technology, has personally written the preface for the series, strongly recommending it to readers. The series focuses on practicality, making it highly suitable for beginners and intermediate developers as well as students in related fields. All examples are personally completed or primarily supervised by the author, thoroughly tested, and some have even entered commercialization. With minor modifications, readers can directly apply them to practical work, making it extremely valuable.
This is the heartfelt work of an experienced R&D engineer, condensing years of development experience and insights. With typical examples as the main thread, it thoroughly introduces the process, methods, techniques, and design philosophies of 51 microcontroller application system development. The book is rich in examples, covering various industries and directions, demonstrating strong engineering, practicality, and guidance. It is suitable for students in computer science, automation, electronics, and hardware-related fields to study, as well as for research and design personnel engaged in microcontroller development.
This book focuses on the currently popular 51 microcontroller series, introducing the basic knowledge of microcontroller development, common functional modules in daily work, and numerous practical application cases. It is divided into 10 chapters. The first three chapters cover the basic knowledge of 51 microcontroller development, common functional modules, and the KEIL8051C compiler. Chapters 4 to 10 focus on 7 practical application cases, including infrared data communication system development, fiber delay line system development, vehicle driving status recorder development, SDH optical terminal unit development, implementing a simple web server with a microcontroller, remote monitoring and acquisition system development based on KeilRTX51Tiny, and Shell debugging system development, among others.
The book features concise language, clear structure, and a large-scale example-based approach. It follows the basic steps and thinking process of 51 microcontroller application system development, providing detailed explanations while interspersing experience, tips, and precautions. It is highly practical, useful, and instructive. The accompanying CD contains abundant hardware original files and program source codes for the examples, which readers can modify slightly to apply to their own work and project designs. This book is suitable for beginners and intermediate readers, particularly for students in computer science, automation, electronics, and hardware-related fields at universities, as well as for research and design personnel working on 51 microcontroller development.