Principles of Microcomputers and Common Interface Technologies

Author: Huang Tongyuan
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The book is divided into 11 chapters. Chapters 1 to 10 primarily discuss the basic composition principles and interface technologies of computers. The content includes an overview of microcomputers, number systems and coding systems, instruction systems and assembly language programming, memory systems, interrupt systems, DMA controllers and timers/counters, parallel/serial interface technologies, D/A (A/D) conversion and interfaces, as well as bus technologies. In the organization of the content, attention is paid to integrating with advanced computer technologies, providing corresponding introductions and explanations for newly emerging computer hardware technologies. Chapter 11 primarily introduces new technologies in high-performance computing, including pipelining technology, RISC, SIMD, as well as MMX, SSE (SSE2) technologies, offering readers some references for understanding and mastering the latest computer technologies. The book is rich in content, well-illustrated, with fluent and easy-to-understand language, and strong operability. It can serve as a teaching material for related disciplines in science and engineering, as well as a reference book for computer engineering technicians.