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| Authors: Piotr Gałka, Paweł Gałka ISBN: 978-83-01-14789-1 Edition 4 Format: 165x240, 300 pages Soft binding PWN Scientific Publisher |
| About the book |
| The book introduces the reader to the secrets of building and programming the 8051 microcontroller. The scope of the discussed material includes the use of elements contained in the microcontroller and the control of various external elements. Each topic is supported by examples of programs that can be run in the DSM-51 Didactic Microprocessor System. DSM-51 is a universal microprocessor controller designed for didactic purposes. The system can work independently or under the control of a computer. The CD-ROM included in the book contains the DSM-51 system software:
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