Principles and Interface Technology of Microcomputers

Author: Yin Jianhua, Zhang Huiqun, et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is compiled based on the fundamental requirements for teaching the course "Microcomputer Principles and Applications" in non-computer engineering programs at higher education institutions as specified by the Ministry of Education. It takes the IBM PC/XT or AT models as the background machines and focuses on 16-bit microprocessors, tracing the technological development direction of mainstream high-performance microcomputers by Intel. It comprehensively covers the composition, working principles, hardware interface technologies, and typical applications of microcomputer systems. On this foundation, it introduces the functional features of high-performance microprocessor chips such as the 80386, 80486, and Pentium. The book aims to enable students to systematically master the basic methods of assembly language programming and microcomputer hardware interface technologies, establish a holistic understanding of microcomputer systems, and develop preliminary abilities in microcomputer software and hardware development and design. The book consists of 11 chapters, with the main content including: fundamentals of microcomputers, 80X86 microprocessors, microcomputer instruction sets, assembly language programming, memory and its interface with the CPU, input/output interfaces and interrupt technology, bus technology, programmable parallel interface chips and their applications, serial communication interfaces and bus standards, analog interface technology and common peripherals, and human-machine interaction interfaces. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in non-computer engineering programs at higher education institutions for the course "Microcomputer Principles and Applications," and can also be referenced by technicians engaged in microcomputer hardware and software design.