Microcontroller Application System Design and Simulation Debugging

Author: Yan Tianfeng
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book takes the commonly used 51 series microcontrollers as examples, targeting readers who have a certain understanding of basic microcontroller knowledge. It introduces various interface circuits and microcontroller simulation debugging commonly encountered in practical applications. For engineers without microcontroller development experience, they can completely build their own circuits by following the software and hardware design methods in the book. At the end of the book, two very practical microcontroller development systems are provided. With the readers' efforts, they should be able to easily complete the design of a microcontroller system. The book systematically introduces the software and hardware structure, programming, simulation, and debugging methods of microcontrollers to readers from a simple to advanced level. From a "practical" perspective, it focuses on introducing the specific implementation methods of multiple modules such as channel control, display, keyboard, communication, A/D, and D/A, as well as the basic usage of currently popular SPI and I2C bus interfaces. It is a systematic summary of the author's many years of experience in microcontroller technology development and teaching. All the code in the book has been verified by the author on the computer, some of which are examples of actual projects. It is believed that readers will find inspiration from these examples. According to this book, after systematic learning, readers should be able to independently design a truly applicable application system that meets field conditions, achieving the goal of transitioning from "experimentation" to "practicality."