16/32-bit Microcomputer Principles, Assembly Language, and Interface Technology

Author: Qian Xiaojie, Chen Tao
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book focuses on the Intel 8088/8086 microprocessor and the IBM PC series, discussing the fundamental principles of 16-bit microcomputers, assembly language, and interface technology, while also introducing related technologies of 32-bit microcomputer systems. The main content includes: the basic system of microcomputers, the internal structure of microprocessors, instruction systems, and assembly language programming; the external characteristics of microprocessors, system buses, and connections with semiconductor memory and I/O interfaces; various control interface technologies derived from the data transmission methods of microcomputer systems—interrupt control interface, timer/counter control interface, DMA control interface, parallel interface, serial communication interface, and analog interface. Finally, it discusses the new technologies of 32-bit Intel 80x86 microprocessors and 32-bit microcomputer systems. The appendix provides methods for using debugging programs, assembly language development, as well as lists of the 8088/8086 instruction system, DOS function calls, and ROM-BIOS function calls.
This book can be selected as a textbook or reference for university courses such as "Microcomputer Principles and Interface Technology," "Microcomputer Principles and Applications," or "Assembly Language Programming." The primary readers are undergraduate and graduate students, as well as vocational college and adult education students in related fields such as computer science, electronic engineering, and automatic control. It is also suitable for computer application developers, general readers who wish to delve deeper into microcomputer application technologies, and training course participants.