MCS-51/96 Series Microcontroller Principles and Applications (Revised Edition)

Author: Sun Hanfang
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Publish Date: 1996-04-01
Features: In the world of microcontroller units (MCUs), 8-bit processors will dominate for a considerable period in the future, and Intel's MCS-51 series is widely recognized as the industrial standard for 8-bit MCUs, consistently holding the largest market share globally. This book dedicates most of its content to comprehensively describing the hardware architecture, operational principles, and instruction set of the MCS-51 series core (8051), as well as providing detailed introductions to the various peripheral functions of the series. The book also includes numerous application examples, with the practical program section offering readers shortcuts in software development. Through application examples, the book introduces readers to new devices such as Flash (fast erase/write) memory and the universal programmable peripheral interface chip PSD3XX. The final chapter briefly covers the MCS-96 series 16-bit microcontroller. Based on the original version, this book has been revised and expanded by approximately 50%, retaining the fundamental framework and essence of the older edition while reflecting contemporary new technologies and development achievements, catering to readers at all levels. The book is characterized by its clear and accessible explanations, thorough and concise coverage, and strong readability and practicality. It is suitable for engineers working in microcontroller applications, particularly in fields such as computer peripherals, home appliances, measurement and control systems, and intelligent instruments. It can also serve as a teaching reference for undergraduate and graduate students in relevant disciplines at universities and colleges, as well as a textbook for various training courses.