Microcomputer Principles (Fourth Edition)

Author: Yao Yannan
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Publish Date: 2000-02-01
Features: This book uses the 80386/80486 as a sample machine to introduce data types of microcomputers, microprocessor architecture, and the working principles of microcomputers. It covers semiconductor memory and memory management technology, addressing modes, instruction sets, and assembly language programming. Additionally, it discusses interrupts, exceptions, and input/output interface technology. Finally, it provides an introduction to mathematical coprocessors, microcomputer systems, and their operating systems. The book is characterized by its approach of progressing from simple to complex, gradually building knowledge, and emphasizing practical applications. It combines both hardware and software perspectives to explain fundamental principles and usage methods. Each chapter includes exercises and thought questions. This book is a key planned teaching material for control-related majors in electronic and information engineering at universities and colleges. It is also suitable for related disciplines and can serve as a reference for technicians engaged in microcomputer development and application.