Microprocessor Programming Troubleshooting Interfacing Z80 8080 8085 Coffron

James W. Coffron's Microprocessor Programming, Troubleshooting, and Interfacing studies the Zilog Z80 and Intel 8080/8085 as complete 8-bit systems. It connects assembly-language programming to buses, ROM/RAM, I/O and peripheral hardware, then develops static-stimulus testing, logic-state analysis and signature-analysis techniques. For retrocomputing enthusiasts, electronics students and vintage-system restorers, it provides a period bridge between software instructions and the circuitry that executes them. Prentice-Hall hardcover, 1988, 510 pages; ISBN 0135819768. First edition, first printing.

Selected contents: Topics include: assembly programming; stacks, subroutines and Z80 specials; bus architecture; ROM/RAM; I/O; static-stimulus testing; clocks and interrupts; logic-state/signature analysis; 8255 parallel interfacing; RS-232/8251 serial communication; 8253 timer; dynamic RAM; ADC/DAC; datasheets and instruction sets.

Approximate closed-cover size: 8 by 10.5 inches.

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