Using Microprocessors and Microcomputers: The Motorola Family, 4th edition, reflects the most recent changes in the ever advancing Freescale (Motorola) microcontroller market. This book builds upon traditional coverage of 8-bit technology to include the exciting applications of Freescale's microcontrollers - the 68HC11 family - and now goes beyond to include many new high-performance designs. It examines the fundamental concepts of the 68000 families of microprocessors that are used as the basis of many new microcontrollers, and offers complete chapter coverage about:

• Computer arithmetic and logic operations
• Accumulator and memory reference
• Assembly language for the 6800 family
• Interrupts and timing
• System debugging
• Real-world applications
• Interfacing techniques

Authors William C. Wray, Joseph D. Greenfield, and Ross Bannatyne consider the many new developments in the area of memory, and include new chapters on the 68HC08 family; the 16-bit 68HC12 MCU (with in-depth analyses on the revolutionary new system development methods); and the radically new RISC type of MCU, the MPC505, that uses a 32-bit Power PC CPU.

946 pages, hardcover

Contents

• 1. Introduction to Microcomputers
• 2. Computer Arithmetic and Logic Operations
• 3. The Basic Computer
• 4. Accumulator and Memory Reference Instructions
• 5. Stacks, Subroutines, and Other Instructions
• 6. Assembly Language for the 6800 Family
• 7. The Hardware Configuration of the 6800 System
• 8. Input/Output
• 9. Interrupts and Timing
• 10. Eight-Bit Microcontrollers
• 11. The 68HC08 Microcontroller
• 12. System Debugging
• 13. Microcomputer Development Systems
• 14. Real-World Applications and Interfacing Techniques
• 15. 68000 Family
• 16. Advanced Features of the Newer Members of the 68000 Family
• 17. 16- and 32-Bit Microcontrollers
• 18. The 68HC12 Microcontroller
• 19. Advanced 32-Bit Microcontrollers