Microcomputer and Interface Technology (Second Edition)

Author: Li Qunfang et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is written based on the fundamental teaching requirements of the "Microcontroller Principle and Interface Technology" course in higher education. It primarily focuses on the widely used MCS-51 series microcontroller, introducing its working principles, the structure of its internal functional components, application programming, and external expansion techniques. A distinctive feature of this book is its comparative approach using assembly language and C language, along with examples that demonstrate mixed programming between the two. Another highlight is the introduction of many new types of interface devices, such as serial EPROM, serial D/A, serial A/D, V/F, F/V, and μP monitors, enabling readers to quickly adapt to the latest developments in embedded development technology centered around microcontrollers. The book includes an experimental guide, with a core experimental board based on the 51 series microcontroller with In-System Programming (ISP) capabilities, serving as a practical component for readers. This book is written based on the authors' extensive research experience and long-term teaching experience in microcontroller technology. The content is presented in a clear and logical manner, progressing from simple to complex. Each chapter includes numerous application examples, along with exercises and solutions. At the end of the book, there is an appendix featuring pin diagrams of commonly used integrated circuits for easy reference. This book can serve as a textbook or teaching reference for undergraduate or vocational and technical students in computer science and electronic information-related fields, as well as a reference for relevant engineering professionals.