Applying Microprocessors

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Applying Microprocessors
New hardware, software, and applications
Edited by LAURENCE ALTMAN and STEPHEN E. SCRUPSKI Senior Editors, Electronics In a few short years, microprocessors have developed from a promising new technology Into the most versatile and powerful tools electronics engineers have ever had. Their applications seem almost limitless; wherever a programmable, large-scale-Integrated circuit can be worked into a system, there's a remarkably inexpensive (considering the work it does) microprocessor for the job. Electronics manufacturers are using them to improve system performance, add features, even develop entirely new equipment.
Already, Electronics magazine's recently-published book, MICROPROCESSORS, is in need of a follow-up volume. This book isit. APPLYING MICROPROCESSORS takes you Into the second-and even third-generation devices that... Tovább

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Applying Microprocessors
New hardware, software, and applications
Edited by LAURENCE ALTMAN and STEPHEN E. SCRUPSKI Senior Editors, Electronics In a few short years, microprocessors have developed from a promising new technology Into the most versatile and powerful tools electronics engineers have ever had. Their applications seem almost limitless; wherever a programmable, large-scale-Integrated circuit can be worked into a system, there's a remarkably inexpensive (considering the work it does) microprocessor for the job. Electronics manufacturers are using them to improve system performance, add features, even develop entirely new equipment.
Already, Electronics magazine's recently-published book, MICROPROCESSORS, is in need of a follow-up volume. This book isit. APPLYING MICROPROCESSORS takes you Into the second-and even third-generation devices that are already rolling off semiconductor production lines around the country. These have larger instruction sets than their predecessors, operate faster, and pack significant amounts of memory onto the same chip as the arithmetic/logic unit. Many of them come with new peripheral control devices to form complete circuit families.
This collection of recent articles from Electronics Is designed to smooth your way to mastery of the new microprocessor design methods. It gives you both an overview of the state of the art and a wealth of design Ideas, analyses, and practical applications.
Part 1, HARDWARE, leads off with a look at the fast-expanding variety of devices now available to designers. Then individual articles zero in on such latest-gen-eration microprocessors as Vissza