Microcomputer Engineering, 3/E
ISBN-10: 0131428047
ISBN-13: 9780131428041
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2004
Format: Paper; 592 pp
Published: 08/12/2003
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Description
For sophomore/junior-level courses in Microcomputer Interfacing, and Microcontrollers.
This complete textbook and laboratory/homework manual focuses on microcomputers and microprocessors used as control devices e.g., the Motorola 68HC11. It includes extensive material on using the Motorola M68HC11EVB and M68HC11EVBU and M68HC11EVBU2 Trainers and encourages hands-on learning.
Features
Provides students and instructors with an abundance of homework assignments and laboratory projects.
Presents students with extensive coverage on their use with an IBM PC compatible computer—but does not require use of this equipment.
Makes them compatible with the EVB and EVBU2 trainers so that students can easily test them on a microcomputer trainer.
Helps give students a complete understanding of this topic.
Emphasizes understanding of fundamental computer operation.
Offers students discussions and examples—not just lists—of machine instructions and addressing modes.
Shows the uses of instructions and hardware devices.
Discusses examples of bad programming practice, and uses structured programming throughout.
Presents many parameter passing techniques.
Enables effective use of interrupts.
Makes this book ideal for students taking a first course in microcomputers/microcontrollers.
Gets students working on a trainer as soon as possible.
New To This Edition
Provides students and instructors with an abundance of homework assignments and laboratory projects.
Presents students with extensive coverage on their use with an IBM PC compatible computer—but does not require use of this equipment.
Makes them compatible with the EVB and EVBU2 trainers so that students can easily test them on a microcomputer trainer.
Table of Contents
(NOTE: Each chapter includes end-of-chapter exercises and a review.)
1. Computer Fundamentals.
2. Instruction Subset and Machine Language.
3. Assemblers and Assembly Language.
4. Program Structure and Design.
5. Advanced Assembly Language Programming.
6. Hardware.
7. Advanced 68HC11 Hardware.
8. Real-time Operating Systems.
9. Real-time System Design.
Appendix A. The 68HC11 Instruction Set.
Appendix B. Hardware Control Registers.
Appendix C. The Motorola M68HC11EVB, EVBU, and EVBU2 Microcomputer Trainers.
Appendix D. Answers to Selected Exercises.
General Index.
Courses
Microcontrollers
[CORE TEXTS]
(Electrical & Computing Engineering)
Microprocessors - Motorola 68000 Family
[CORE TEXTS]
(Electrical & Computing Engineering)
Microcomputer Interfacing
[CORE TEXTS]
(Electrical & Computing Engineering)
Microcontrollers/Motorola
(Electronics & Electricity Technology)
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