Building and Applying ARM9 Embedded Linux Systems

Author: Pan Julong
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is divided into 10 chapters. It first introduces embedded systems, ARM architecture, and instruction sets. Then, using the ARM9 chip S3C2410 as a platform, it provides a detailed explanation of ARM architecture, including commonly used serial ports, IIC bus, CAN bus, SPI bus, EEPROM, clocks, D/A, and A/D conversion. On this basis, it also introduces the usage methods of commonly used LCD and touch screens in I/O interfaces, the porting of user drivers and application programs, kernel trimming, and file systems. Finally, it concludes with an example development. Most chapters in this book are equipped with rich program interpretations, experimental guides, and practical exercises such as thought questions, along with hardware chip interface circuit design diagrams. By reading this book, readers can master the relevant knowledge of ARM-based application systems.
This book can be used as a textbook for embedded systems courses, ARM technology learning, or training in higher education institutions, as well as a reference book for embedded system developers.
(Note: The original text contains a typo in the second instance of "AR：M9 chip$3C2410," which has been corrected to "ARM9 chip S3C2410" for accuracy.)