Microcomputer Principles and Interface Technology - (Computer Science and Technology)

Author: Guo Lanying
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is a textbook that integrates microcomputer principles, assembly language programming, and microcomputer interface technology. The textbook is set against the backdrop of Intel microprocessors and expands around "foundations," "main threads," and "key technologies." It primarily introduces the CPU, assembly language programming, memory, and I/O interfaces as the foundation of the textbook. By combining the development history of microprocessors, readers gain an understanding of the technologies and methods microcomputers have adopted to overcome bottlenecks, expand memory, and increase speed, such as Cache, virtual memory, superscalar design, pipelining, and MMX technology, making the technological development of microcomputers the main thread of the textbook. Key microcomputer technologies, such as memory management, interrupts, DMA, system buses, local buses, and interfaces with peripherals, are emphasized as focal points of the textbook, enabling readers to grasp the essentials and application methods of microcomputer key technologies. This book can serve as a general textbook for "Microcomputer Principles and Interface Technology" courses in various higher education institutions and adult education schools, as well as a textbook for "Assembly Language Programming" and "Microcomputer Interface Technology" courses for computer science students.