Microcomputer Principles (2nd Edition) (Edited by Pan Minglian et al.)

Author: Pan Minglian et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book is based on the widely used IA (Intel Architecture)-32 microprocessor family products (i.e., 80x86/Pentium series) and PC series microcomputers, systematically explaining the basic working principles, architecture, instruction set, assembly language programming, as well as the fundamental composition principles, application technologies, and methods of main memory, input/output interface chips in building microcomputer/microprocessor systems around the CPU.
The book consists of 8 chapters, covering the IA-32 microprocessor family. It focuses on the 8086/8088, presenting subsequent products of the family through comparison and analogy, emphasizing performance enhancement and instruction extension. The book is systematic and easy to understand, combining theoretical explanations with practical examples. All programs in the book have been tested on actual machines, and hardware connection examples are derived from successful systems. Each chapter also includes exercises for practice and mastery.
This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in electronic engineering programs at universities, self-study for higher education exams, vocational education, and distance education, as well as for postgraduate students and technical personnel engaged in microprocessor and microcomputer applications to study and reference.