Hands On Microcontroller Architecture And Assembly Language Essentials For Beginners And Intermediates With Real World Hardware Interfacing Tips And Projects No Fluff
✔️ 348 pages, pack size: 1 book, for beginners to intermediates
This resource explains 8052 microcontroller architecture and assembly language in a practical, beginner-friendly way. It's commonly used by hobbyists, students, and engineers for building and testing hardware projects that involve keypad input, LCD displays, and external memory devices.
✅ 348 pages
✅ Author: Craig Steiner
✅ Topics include 8052 architecture; internal RAM; external RAM; Special Function Registers (SFRs); addressing modes; timers; serial I/O; interrupts
✅ Assembly language coverage: syntax, directives, instruction set, and 16-bit math
✅ Hardware design and interfacing: pins, a fully functional SBC, SBCMON monitor, keypad, 16x2 LCD (direct-connect and memory-mapped), SPI I/O EEPROM, I2C RTC
✅ Release Date: 29-08-2005
✅ Language: English
💡 What is a practical guide for learning 8052 microcontroller architecture and assembly language good for beginners and intermediates?
It's handy for building hands-on skills and understanding how hardware and software work together.
- Key concepts: 8052 architecture, RAM, SFRs, and I/O
- Language: assembly syntax, instruction set, and 16-bit math
- Projects: keypad, LCD interfacing, SPI EEPROM, and I2C RTC