Microcomputer Engineering - Hardcover

Miller, Gene; McDonald, James S.

9780132219495: Microcomputer Engineering

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0132219492 ISBN 13: 9780132219495

Publisher: Pearson, 2015

A complete textbook and laboratory/homework manual for sophomore/junior-level courses in Microcomputers. This text focuses on microcomputers and microprocessors used as control devices (e.g., the Motorola 68HC11). Extensive material on using the Motorola M6HC11EVB and M68HC11EBU Trainers.

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This book focuses on microcomputers and microprocessors used as control devices (e.g., the Motorola 68HC11). Extensive material on using the Motorola M6HC11EVB and M68HC11EBU Trainers.

NEW TO THIS EDITION

NEW—Features extensive new material on real-time embedded systems.
- First discusses simple interrupt-driven systems — using working software examples.
- Then develops a small real-time operating system — with both discussion and assembly language examples of each part of the system software.
NEW—Updates exercises throughout.
NEW—Some of the laboratory reference material is provided on a World Wide Web Site page.

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Provides extensive coverage on using the Motorola M68HC11EVB trainers with an IBM PC compatible computer — however, does not require use of this equipment.

Thoroughly discusses the internal input/output hardware of the 68HC11 — with assembly language examples provided to demonstrate each device.

Emphasizes understanding of fundamental computer operation.

Includes many short examples with graphics to illustrate the internal registers and their uses

Contains discussions and examples — not just lists — of machine instructions and addressing modes.

Uses Motorola notation and terminology so the user can easily reference Motorola manuals.

Features many assembly language examples that show the uses of instructions and hardware devices.

Listings avoid statements unique to a particular assembler.

Devotes an entire chapter to good programming approaches and software design.

Examples of bad programming practice are discussed.

Uses structured programming throughout.

Covers subroutines in great depth and with excellent examples.

* Discusses reentrancy and concurrency problems and their solutions. * Includes the design of a complete real-time system.