logo
    The Structure of an Elementary Microcomputer
    Springer eBooks (1989)
    W. F. StoeckerP. A. Stoecker
    0
    Citation
    1
    Reference
    10
    Related Paper
    Keywords:
    Micro computer
    Microprocessor
    Topics:
    Experimental Learning in Engineering
    Embedded Systems Design Techniques
    Microprocessors and Microcomputer Development Systems: Designing Microprocessor-Based Systems
    Mohamed Rafiquzzaman
    Introduction to microcomputer development systems and microprocessor-based design microprocessor fundamentals microcomputer system hardware and I/O techniques typical 8-bit microprocessors and microcomputers 8085 input/output Intel 8086 and Zilog z8000 Motorolla 68000 and Intel 432 typical microprocessor interface chips fundamentals of microcomputer development systems popular microcomputer development systems the Hewlett-Packard (HP) 64000 design problems.
    Micro computer
    Microprocessor
    Interface (matter)
    Citations (2)
    Versatile data-acquisition system based on the Commodore C-64/C-128 microcomputer
    Review of Scientific Instruments (1986)
    H. E. Lee
    A low-cost multichannel data-acquisition system based on the Commodore C-64 or the C-128 microcomputer is described. The hardware supports up to 16 input channels at 13-bit resolution. The sampling rate of the analog-to-digital converter is 25/s. Features of the supporting software include both numeric and multicolor graphic screen output, printer output with user’s comments, and disk storage of the digitized signals. The graphic display has a 320×200-pixel grid and can be displayed in 16 colors. Input readings may be scheduled using the internal computer clock for data collection over an extended period. Easy construction using low-cost components makes this an attractive laboratory data-acquisition system.
    Micro computer
    Citations (1)
    A microcomputer based portable hemodialysis system.
    PubMed (1978)
    SavitzTurkel EjDongqing ShenFriedman Ea
    A microprocessor controlled portable hemodialysis system (The Suitcase Kidney) has been designed and 18 dialyses have been successfully completed. The microprocessor is shown to be an improvement and simplification over the conventional discrete control mechanisms presently used to monitor and control system functions. The microprocessor is shown to reduce development time, complexity and size of the system while improving patient safety. A description of the system is presented emphasizing the functioning of the microcomputer.
    Micro computer
    Microprocessor
    Citations (4)
    A Single Chip Microcomputer Based Instrument for Automated Cell Potential Measurement
    Instrumentation Science & Technology (1989)
    Chen Guang-dongLU Xiao-hua
    ABSTRACT In this paper a scheme using an Intel MCS-51 single chip microcomputer to control an instrument for automated cell potential measurement is presented. The system hardware and control software are discussed in detail. The sampling of solutions, the measurement of samples, and the acquisition of data are controlled by a single chip microcomputer. This fully digitally controlled instrument is small in size and exhibits high reliability.
    Micro computer
    Instrument control
    Measuring instrument
    Citations (2)
    The KIM-1 microcomputer as an eight-channel data logger
    Behavior Research Methods Instruments &amp Computers (1984)
    Donald J. CampbellJohn Forest
    Micro computer
    Data logger
    Interface (matter)
    Citations (5)
    Realization of Concurrent Communication Between Microcomputer and Microprocessor 8098 using a Piece of 8255 A
    Rong Su
    This paper introduces a method for parallel communication between microcomputer and microprocessor using a piece of 8255 A This method is suitable to the parallel communication between microcomputer and 8098 microprocessor system which is used as intelligent extended board of the microcomputer And this method is simple feasible and reliable.
    Micro computer
    Microprocessor
    Realization (probability)
    Citations (0)
    Design of interface between serial A/D converter AD7890 and 51 series single-chip microcomputer
    International Electronic Elements (2006)
    Ming Li
    The serial A/D converting which can be used to simplify hardware of data acquisition systems has great advantage in certain especial application condition. The features and operating principle of serial A/D converter AD7890 are introduced, and an example of its interface for 51 series single-chip microcomputer with the hardware explanation and C51 software are presented.
    Micro computer
    Interface (matter)
    Citations (0)
    Intelligent Data Acquisition System at a High Speed Based on 16Bits Single-chip Microcomputer
    Journal of Henan University of Science & Technology (2007)
    Wen Li
    The principles,structure and functions of an intelligent data acquisition system based on 80C196(a type of 16bits single-chip microcomputer)are introduced in this paper.The acquisition channels can be configured neatly.Controlld by 80C196,the analog quantity from eight channels is converted very quickly into digital quantity that is sent to PC computers by mens of DMA(Direct Memory Access)through serial p`ort.The acquired data is analyzed and handled in real-time through PC.
    Micro computer
    Direct memory access
    Citations (0)
    Microcomputer Control of Thermal and Mechanical Systems
    Springer eBooks (1989)
    W. F. StoeckerP. A. Stoecker
    Microprocessor
    Micro computer
    Citations (17)
    A method to perform DMA data transfer in a single-chip microcomputer control system
    Industrial Instrumentation & Automation (2003)
    Zhu Chang
    In order to transfer data with great speed in a singlechip microcomputer control system,the DMA circuit is designed with an interface circuit and a DMA controller.By extending the memory,the data can be transferred by DMA with little share in the singlechip microcomputer's resources.This method can be used to design the interface of a floppy disk driver or a highspeed sampling circuit.
    Micro computer
    Interface (matter)
    Floppy disk
    Direct memory access
    Data sampling
    Citations (0)