Publisher's Synopsis
This book deals with the components that are needed to interface micro-processor systems to the outside world. These components range from parallel and serial interfaces to disk controllers and real-time clocks.;It shows how peripherals are employed and the difficulties encountered in using them, and guides readers in the use of manufacturers' data sheets. A range of interface chips from parallel port to multiprocessor interface and local area network is introduced.;The book will help electronic engineers and technologists to bridge the gap between microcomputer theory and the practical requirements of industry.
