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The 8051 microcontroller

I. Scott MacKenzie

1999

Microprocessors, Manpower and Society

Malcolm Warner

1984

Inside the machine

Jon Stokes

2007

Microprocessors

Paul Kimberley

1982

Wearable Computing

Dan Sieworek

Microprocessors

Intel Corp, Intel Corporation.

1990

Energy for Buildings

International Energy Agency.

1986

Designing embedded systems with PIC microcontrollers

Tim Wilmshurst

2007

Microprocessors and microcomputers

Branko Souček

1976

Microcomputer quantum mechanics

J. P. Killingbeck

1983

The 8087 primer

John F. Palmer

1984

Microcomputers/microprocessors

John L. Hilburn

1976

Microprocessors and peripherals

Barry B. Brey

1988

Microcomputer electronics

Daniel L. Metzger

1989

Microprocessor Architecture, Programming, and Applications with the 8085

Ramesh S. Gaonkar

2002 ★ 3.8

Slingshot

Hector Ruiz, Lauren Villagran

2013

The Manga Guide to Microprocessors

Michio Shibuya, 2014 editor: Tōkyō : Ōmusha

2017

Embedded microprocessor systems

Stuart R. Ball

1996

Digital System Design

Barry Wilkinson

1987

Microprocessors and programmed logic

Kenneth L. Short

1981

Windows netbooks

James Floyd Kelly

2009

Embedded microcomputer systems

Jonathan W. Valvano

2000

VHDL

Douglas L. Perry

1998

Embedded systems design

Steve Heath

2003

Easy Pic'N

David Benson

1996

Network Processors

Panos C. Lekkas

2003

How to do everything with your Pocket PC

Frank McPherson

2003

Microcomputers for engineers and scientists

Glenn A. Gibson

1980

Programming business applications for the Android® tablet

James C. Sheusi

2014

Introduction to Assembly Language Programming

Sivarama P. Dandamudi

2004

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