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Introduction to Computer Engineering: Logic Design and the 8086 Microprocessor (Book/Disk), 1/e

Richard E. Haskell, Oakland University

Published December, 1992 by Prentice Hall Engineering/Science/Mathematics

Copyright 1993, 512 pp.
Cloth
ISBN 0-13-489436-7


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Summary

Uses programmable logic devices (PLDs) and the CUPL language as a base for learning digital logic.

Features


provides worked examples, including complete computer listings and files on disk — for CUPL PLD designs and 8086 assembly language programs.
includes a logic analyzer software program for the PC that can be used to analyze digital circuits designed on the PLDs.
features an 8086 Tutor monitor software program for learning about the 8086 architecture and assembly language programming.
provides files (on disk) of subroutines for screen display, disk I/O and graphics.
contains 40 experiments.


Table of Contents
I. INTRODUCTION.

    1. Computers and Digital Logic.
    2. Number Systems.

II. DIGITAL LOGIC.
    3. Basic Logic Gates.
    4. Programmable Logic Devices.
    5. Boolean Algebra and Logic Equations.
    6. Combinational Logic.
    7. Sequential Logic.
    8. Computer Memory.
III. MICROPROCESSORS.
    9. A Look Inside the 8086.
    10. 8086 Instructions.
    11. 8086 Programs.
    12. More Addressing Modes.
    13. Screen Display.
    14. PC Hardware.
    15. Disk Input/Output.
    16. Graphics.
    17. Asynchronous Serial Communication.
    Appendix A: 8086 Instruction Set.
    Appendix B: The Tutor Monitor.
    Appendix C: Subroutines Listings.
    Appendix D: DOS INT 21H Functions.
    Appendix E: Data Sheets.
    Appendix F: PC Logic Analyzer.

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