Software & Hardware Engineering

Software and Hardware Engineering is designed for courses in the architectiure and design o microprocessors, using Freescales's (formerly Motorola) star processor, the M68HC(S)12, as its core example. This text can be used for the microcontrollers/microprocessors/microcomputers course, taught in Electrical and Computer engineering departments, usually dovetailing with the computer architecture course. Students taking this course will have already taken a programming course and introductory logic design. In this second edition, more of the core principles of microcontroller theory beyond the specifics of HC12 implementation, are integrated into the text. the new edition is updates to cover changes in the technology, and to incorporate Metro Werks Code Warrior Integrated Development Environment, a development tool from Freescale. 

 

Preface 1.: Introduction 2.: General Principles of Microcontrollers 3.: Structured Program Design 4.: Introduction to the HCS12 Hardware 5.: An Assembler Program 6.: The Linker 7.: The HCS12 Instruction Set 8.: Programs for the HCS12 9 .: Debugging HCS12 Programs 10.: Program Development Using C 11.: HCS12 Parallel I/O 12.: HCS12 Interrupts 13.: HCS12 Memories 14.: HCS12 Timer 15.: HCS12 Serial I/O - SCI and SPI 16.: HCS12 Serial I/O - MSCAN 17.: HCS12 Analog Input 18.: Single-chip Microcontroller Interfacing Techniques 19.: Fuzzy Logic 20.: Debugging Systems 21.: Advanced HCS12 Hardware Appendixes A.: Binary Codes B.: HCS12 Instruction Set C.: Freescale Assembler D.: HCS12 I/O Registers E.: Include File Listings F.: HCS12 Interrupt Vector Assignments