Digital Computer Electronics

striking An Ideally Balanced Approach, This Text Introducesstudents To Microprocessor Fundamentals By Using A Pedagogical Sap (simple-as-possible) Model Computer. The Text Then Relates These Fundamentals To Three Real-world Examples: Intel's 8085, Motorola's 6800, And The 6502 Chip Used By Apple Computers. Instructors Can Focus On Just One Of These Popular Microprocessors, Or Include The Features Of Others. This Edition Correlates Closely With Popular Chip Trainers And Includes Added Coverage Of The Intel 8088 16-bit Microprocessors. It Also Includes A Student Version Of The Tasm Cross-assembler Software Program. Experiments For Digital Computer Electronics, Prepared Expressly For This Third Edition, Contains Hardware And Software Experiments That Allow Students To Expand Upon The Topics Covered In The Text Through Hands-on Exercises. An Instructor's Guide Containing Answers To Chapter Questions And Experiment Results Is Also Offered. Striking an ideally balanced approach, this text introduces students to microprocessor fundamentals by using a pedagogical SAP (Simple-As-Possible) model computer. The text then relates these fundamentals to three real-world Intels 8085, Motorolas 6800, and the 6502 chip used by Apple Computers. Instructors can focus on just one of these popular microprocessors, or include the features of others. This edition correlates closely with popular chip trainers and includes added coverage of the Intel 8088 16-bit microprocessors. It also includes a student version of the TASM cross-assembler software program. Experiments for Digital Computer Electronics, prepared expressly for this Third Edition, contains hardware and software experiments that allow students to expand upon the topics covered in the text through hands-on exercises. An Instructors Guide containing answers to chapter questions and experiment results is also offered. PART I: DIGITAL PRINCIPLES 1. Number Systems and Codes 2. Gates 3. More Logic Gates 4. TTL Circuits 5. Boolean Algebra and Karnaugh Maps 6. Arithmetic-Logic Units 7. Flip-Flops 8. Registers and Counters 9. Memories PART II: SAP (SIMPLE-AS-POSSIBLE) COMPUTERS 10. SAP-1 11. SAP-2 12. SAP-3 PART III: PROGRAMMING POPULAR MICROPROCESSORS 13. Introduction to Microprocessors 14. Programming and Languages 15. System Overview 16. Data Transfer Instructions 17. Addressing Modes-I 18. Arithmetic and Flags 19. Logical Instructions 20. Shift and Rotate Instructions 21. Addressing Modes-II 22. Branching and Loops 23. Subroutine and Stack Instructions PART IV: MICROPROCESSOR INSTRUCTION SET TABLES APPENDIXES ANSWERS TO ODD-NUMBERED PROBLEMS INDEX Introduces students to microprocessor fundamentals. The text relates the fundamentals to three real-world examples: Intel's 8085, Motorola's 6800, and the 6502 chip used by Apple Computers. This edition includes a student version of the TASM cross-assembler software program, experiments for Digital Computer Electronics and more.