Microcomputer Interfacing :: 1991 HB

" Author Joseph J. Carr's Microcomputer Interfacing: A Practical Guide for Technicians, Engineers, and Scientists was designed as a practical guide to help users interface microcomputers and microprocessors to the "real world" of analog and digital instrumentation.
Among its many fine features, you will find that circuit diagrams are included to facilitate the interface of microcomputers and microprocessors from simple to complex instrumentation. "

Summary of Contents includes:

" Preface
Chapter 1: The Microcomputer: Its Role in Modern Instrument Design
Chapter 2: Microprocessor/Microcomputer Fundamentals
Chapter 3: Selecting the Right Microcomputer
Chapter 4: IBM PC/XT/AT Plug-in Card and Chip Interfaces
Chapter 5: Apple II Plug-in Card Interfacing
Chapter 6: Generating Device- and Board-Select Pulses
Chapter 7: Input/Output
Chapter 8: Using Obsolete Microcomputer Buses
Chapter 9: Interfacing Standard and Custom Peripherals
Chapter 10: Interface Software Methods
Chapter 11: Building Your Own IBM PC/XT/AT Clone: A Viable Alternative for the Low-Budget Laboratory
Chapter 12: Signals: Some Background Facts
Chapter 13: Transducers and Transduction
Chapter 14: Amplifiers for Signals Processing: The Analog Subsystem is Important!
Chapter 15: Some Miscellaneous Circuits
Chapter 16: Active Filter Circuits
Chapter 17: Data Conversion Techniques: A/D and D/A
Chapter 18: Analog Output Display Devices
Chapter 19: Controlling External Circuits
Chapter 20: DC Power Supplies for Small Computer Systems
Appendix A: Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) Program for Small Computers
Index "

This is a previously owned library book with several library stamps, stickers and markings.
Otherwise, it is in pretty good condition with moderate edgewear to the cover.
No torn or ripped pages.

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