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C Programming for Embedded Systems

โœ Scribed by Kirk Zurell

Publisher
CMP
Year
2000
Tongue
English
Category
Library
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Eager to transfer your C language skills to the 8-bit microcontroller embedded environment? This book will get you up and running fast with clear explanations of the common architectural elements of most 8-bit microcontrollers and the embedded-specific de Get up and running fast with this clear presentation of 8-bit MCU development principles and demonstration project, complete with schematics, a parts list, and sample code. Learn the details of device-specific hardware development -- from preliminary software design to implementation of a working consumer product.

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