Microcontroller Experiment and Practice Tutorial - (II) (Second Edition)

Author: Xia Jiqiang, Shen Dequan, Xing Chunxiang / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is one of the "Microcontroller Series Tutorials." Compared to the first edition, it has been revised by adding and removing some content. It retains the characteristics of the first edition, such as a step-by-step approach, equal emphasis on assembly language and high-level language, and parallel emphasis on serial and parallel expansion. Outdated content has been removed, and new topics such as various serial bus expansions in recent microcontroller application fields and embedded real-time multitasking operating systems have been added. The book is divided into 5 chapters.
Chapter 1 is the foundation of microcontroller experiments. It introduces the software development process of assembly language and C language, as well as the use of simulators, accompanied by simple experiments.
Chapter 2 focuses on the internal functions of the 80C51 microcontroller, emphasizing the practice of timers/counters, interrupts, and serial ports.
Chapter 3 targets traditional microcontroller system expansion, featuring experiments such as memory expansion, microprinter expansion, I/O port expansion, A/D and D/A expansion, etc.
Chapter 4 is the serial expansion experiment, providing examples of UART, I2C bus, One-wire, SPI, and Microwire interface chip usage.
Chapter 5 is the comprehensive experiment. Through 3 comprehensive experiments, it aims to give readers a full practical opportunity. This section also includes the development method of using the embedded real-time multitasking operating system μC/OSII.
This book can be selected as a teaching experiment manual for microcontroller courses, and is also suitable for undergraduate graduation projects, course design, extracurricular science and technology activities, electronic technology competitions, and other practical activities. It can also serve as a comprehensive practical reference for graduate students and microcontroller developers.