Microcomputer Principles and Applications

Author: Sun Junjie
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book takes the mainstream IBM PC series and compatible computers as the main object, systematically describes the composition of microcomputers and the working principles of each component; explains the ideas, methods, and techniques of assembly language program design; and elaborates on the interface technology and applications of microcomputers. The book is divided into 8 chapters, including: computer fundamentals, microprocessors, memory, the structure of 8086/8088, instruction set and assembly language syntax, branch, loop, and subroutine design, DOS system function calls, ROM BIOS interrupt calls, and disk file management. It covers almost all common typical interface technologies, including memory interfaces, parallel interfaces, man-machine interfaces, serial communication interfaces, D/A and A/D interfaces, hard disk interfaces, and focuses on discussing some common interface technologies, such as I/O interface address decoding, buses, interrupts, DMA, and timing/counting techniques. At the beginning of each chapter, the content summary and learning objectives of the chapter are listed, and at the end, the chapter content summary, exercises, and thought questions are provided. This book covers both the common technologies of microcomputers and the interface technologies of various types of common external devices in computer systems. The content is rich, well-structured, and filled with examples, making it convenient for teaching, self-study, and application. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students or high-level technical training in computer and non-computer-related engineering majors in higher education institutions, as well as for scientific research and engineering technical personnel engaged in computer application and development for self-reference.