Microcomputer System Principles, Interfaces, and EDA Design Technology

Author: Fan Yanbin
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book takes microcomputer systems as the research object, based on the basic architecture of the IBM-PC system, systematically studies both the principles of microcomputer systems and the interface technology of microcomputer systems. It organically combines interface technology and EDA technology, forming a distinctive feature that emphasizes theoretical analysis as well as design applications. The book first elaborates on the principles of microsystems and assembly language programming in detail; then, with various interface controllers as the core, it thoroughly and systematically explains the interface technology and bus technology of microcomputer systems; finally, it applies the VHDL language to design, describe, and simulate various interface controllers. Chapters 1, 2, and 3 introduce the basic principles of microcomputer systems; Chapter 4 introduces assembly language programming; Chapters 5-9 cover interrupt systems, DMA systems, timer/counter systems, parallel and serial input/output systems, and apply VHDL language to describe, simulate, and implement the interrupt controller 4253A, DMA controller 8237A, timer/counter system, parallel and serial input/output 8255A, and serial port controller 8250; Chapter 10 mainly introduces bus systems, including ISA bus, PCI bus, and VSB bus. This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate students in computer science, electronic information, automation, and other related disciplines in ordinary universities and colleges, as well as for teachers, graduate students, and R&D personnel engaged in related engineering technologies for learning and reference.