This book mainly introduces Intel 80x86 microprocessors about internal structure and functions, and basic principles and applications. The main contents include: introduction to nucroprocessors and computers, architecture of microprocessors, instruction set, assembly language programming, memory, interrupt, parallel interface chip 8255A, timer/counter 8254, serial interface chip 8250, DMA controller 8237A, A/D and D/A conversion, bus interface. The content of this book is comparatively rich, and readers can gradually learn microcomputer systems from abstract to concrete. This book provides various application examples for readers to improve practice skills.
This book can not only be a specialization textbook for students majoring in Electronics and Information Engineering or other related majored fields at universities and colleges, but also be used as references by engineers and technicians.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Microprocessor and Computer
1．1 Microprocessor-based Personal Computer System
1．1．1 Hardware and Software System
1．1．2 Operational Principle
1．1．3 Performance Indexes
1．2 Number System and Codes
1．2．1 Number System
1．2．2 Conversion between Number Systems
1．2．3 Codes
1．3 Representation of the Numbers in the Computer
1．3．1 Fixed lntegers
1．3．2 Original Binary Data, Radix-1 Complement and Radix Complement
1．4 Development of Microcomputers
1．4．1 Hardware Advancement
1．4．2 Programming Advancement
1．4．3 Evolution of Microprocessors
1．4．4 Adopted Advanced Technology
1．5 Questions
Chapter 2 The Microprocessors and Architecture
2．1 8086/8088 Microprocessors
2．1．1 InternaI Architecture and Operating Modes of 8086/8088 CPU
2．1．2 Pins and the Pin Functions
2．1．3 Internal Registers of lntel Microprocessors
2．1．4 Memory Structure of8086/8088
2．1．5 Generating Memory Addresses
2．1．6 Bus Timing
2．2 80486 Microprocessor
2．2．1 Internal Structure
2．2．2 Operating Modes
2．2．3 Register and Memory Structure
2．3 Pentium Microprocessor
2．3．1 Internal Structure
2．3．2 Performance Characteristics
2．4 Questions
Chapter 3 Instruction Set
3．1 Addressing Modes
3．2 Instruction Formats of 80x86
3．3 Instruction Set
3．3．1 Data Movement Instructions
3．3．2 Arithmetic Instructions
3．3．3 Logic Instructions
3．3．4 Program Control Instructions
3．4 Questions
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Chapter 4 Assembly Language Programming
Chapter 5 Memory
Chapter 6 Interrupts
Chapter 7 110 Interface Chip 8255A
Chapter 8 Timer/Counter 8254
Chapter 9 Serial lnterface Chip 8250
Chapter 10 DMA Controller 8237A
Chapter 11 A/D and D/A Conversion Interfaces
Chapter 12 Bus Interface
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