Microprocessors: Theory and Applications (Intel and Motorola)Prentice Hall, 1992 - 468 sayfa |
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Sayfa 188
... create problems when interfacing slow peripheral devices . This problem does not arise with asynchronous bus control . Asynchronous operation is not dependent on a com- mon clock signal . The 68000 utilizes the asynchronous control ...
... create problems when interfacing slow peripheral devices . This problem does not arise with asynchronous bus control . Asynchronous operation is not dependent on a com- mon clock signal . The 68000 utilizes the asynchronous control ...
Sayfa 263
... create a regular pattern of closely spaced horizontal lines or raster , which covers the entire screen . One of the most common examples of raster display is the home TV set . The typical bandwidth used in these TV sets is 4.5 MHz . The ...
... create a regular pattern of closely spaced horizontal lines or raster , which covers the entire screen . One of the most common examples of raster display is the home TV set . The typical bandwidth used in these TV sets is 4.5 MHz . The ...
Sayfa 296
... create disk files of software routines ( either in assembly language or in a high - level language such as Pascal ) , assemble or compile to create relocatable object files , and link several routines through the linkage editor to create ...
... create disk files of software routines ( either in assembly language or in a high - level language such as Pascal ) , assemble or compile to create relocatable object files , and link several routines through the linkage editor to create ...
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MICROCOMPUTER ARCHITECTURE | 9 |
MICROCOMPUTER SOFTWARE | 49 |
Questions and Problems | 59 |
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Microprocessors: Theory and Applications (Intel and Motorola) Mohamed Rafiquzzaman Metin Parçacığı görünümü - 1992 |
Sık kullanılan terimler ve kelime öbekleri
accumulator active addressing mode affected assembly Assume branch buffer byte CALL carry CHARACTER chip circuit cleared clock command condition connected consider contains contents converter cycle designed device digits direction display enable example execution external field Figure flags functions hardware HIGH HOLD I/O port immediate indicates indirect Initialize input instruction Intel interface interrupt jump language latched lines loads logic mem/reg memory memory location microcomputer microprocessor mode MOVE Note operand operation output perform pointer port processor PUSH RESET result routine SAVE segment shift signal signed single specified stack status stored subroutine TABLE tion transfer typical unit Write zero
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Fundamentals of Digital Logic and Microcomputer Design Mohamed Rafiquzzaman Metin Parçacığı görünümü - 1999 |