An integrated, practical introduction to 16-bit and 32-bit microprocessors using the Motorola 68000 family as examples for electronics engineering, computer science, and technology students. Basic theory that applies to all 16/32-bit microprocessors is presented early, to give students a strong foundation before beginning coverage of the specifics of the 68000 family, associated peripheral devices, software engineering, program development, and interfacing. Parallel, serial, interrupt, and DMA types of I/O applications are explored as a means to further define hardware and software details. Working models of each I/O interface reinforce concepts and help illustrate similarities and differences. Hardware is discussed at the system level. Software analysis is presented in a modular format. Discussion of interfaces is based on real, functional, industrial applications.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 242 mm
Breite: 190 mm
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978-0-675-21119-2 (9780675211192)
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68000 family of microprocessors and architecture; the 68000 microprocessor - memory organization schemes, data structures, and addressing modes; the 68000 microprocessor - instruction set, instruction groups and applications; the 68000 microprocessor - software considerations and assembly programming applications; the 68000 microprocessor - exception processing considerations and applications; the 68000 microprocessor - hardware considerations and design applications; the 68000 microprocessor - parallel I/O interface and applications; the 68000 microprocessors - serial I/O interface and applications; the 68000 microprocessor - interrupt and DMA interfacing considerations and design applications; the 68010/12 virtual memory microprocessors - architecture, organization and applications; the 68020 cache memory; bit microprocessor - architecture, organization and applications.