Unlike traditional embedded systems references, this book skips routine things to focus on programming microcontrollers, specifically MCS-51 family in ‘C’ using Keil IDE. The book presents seventeen case studies plus many basic programs organized around on-chip resources. This "learn-through-doing" approach appeals to busy designers. Mastering basic modules and working hands-on with the projects gives readers the basic building blocks for most 8051 programs. Whether you are a student using MCS-51 microcontrollers for project work or an embedded systems programmer, this book will kick-start your practical understanding of the most popular microcontroller, bridging the gap between microcontroller hardware experts and C programmers.
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The market is flooded with numbers of good books on Embedded Systems designed especially with the most popular MCS51 family. These books are traditional in nature i.e. they start with the routine architectural features of 8051, description of registers, ports, interrupts etc. Most of these things are already covered in the device data sheet and application notes. In this book all such routine things are skipped. The focus is on programming microcontrollers, to be specific MCS-51 family in ‘C’ using Keil IDE. Exploring C for Microcontrollers presents seventeen live case studies apart from the many basic programs organized around every on-chip resource like port, time/counter, interrupt , serial I/O etc. Rather than introducing the underpinning theory or reproducing lengthy data sheets, our approach is "learning-through-doing" and one that appeals to busy electronics designers. The ‘C’ codes given are well supported by easy to understand comments wherever required. Mastering the basic modules and hands on working with the projects will enable to grasp the basic building blocks for most 8051 programs. Whether you are a student using the MCS-51 family of microcontrollers for your project work or an embedded systems programmer, this is a book that will give you a kick-start in using and understanding the most popular microcontroller. Authors through their interaction with the undergraduate, postgraduate students as well as industry professionals have found that such a book is a need of the microcontroller community interested in C programming. The book will bridge the gap between the microcontroller hardware experts and the C programmers.
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$109 for a book barely over 150 pages, on an obsolete MCU,
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I think the title of my review says it all.
If you want a GREAT book on programming microcontrollers in C, look at Programming 16-Bit PIC Microcontrollers in C, or Programming 32-bit Microcontrollers in C.
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program source code, embedding microcontroller, home automation, anonymous voting, function register declarations, int keyb, void delay, embedded system project, void enable, embedded system application, timeout waiting, using microcontroller, void init, port pin, simulation window, interrupt latency Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Routine Applications, Cursor Blinking, Hyperterminal-Based Control, Securing Your Embedded System Application, Cafeteria Food Alert, Integrated Development Environment, Execution of Embedded System Project, Microcontroller-based Menu Card, Gordian's Knot, Use Headers, Serial Intr, Energy Efficient Lighting Using Microcontroller, Switch Interfacing New!
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