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This is a classic free programming book from the era when pdp 16 registers were used in the design of computers. It was written by Gordon Bell, John Grason, and Allen Newell, three highly well-known personalities in the history...
This free programming book describes many iterations of processors made for affine transformations of planar and spatial many-dimensional figures. This processor is designed to perform affine transformations on geometrical shapes that are unstructured and have random point distributions. ...
Since 1993, the author has used extra resources to teach laboratory-based integrated manufacturing courses, which have grown into this book. It is intended to avoid research-oriented themes and concentrate on issues that are important to contemporary manufacturers. As a...
This free programming book provides a thorough and in-depth analysis of the contemporary op amp and related specialized linear integrated circuits. The differential amplifier serves as the foundational building piece for the investigation. The principles of negative feedback, Bode...
This is the draft of a book on control systems based on programmable logic controllers (PLCs), which is now being used to teach an undergraduate controls course called Manufacturing Controls.
It's time to educate yourself on microcontrollers and how they work if you haven't before. You will love working with PIC microcontrollers because of the many pictures and real-world examples that are provided along with the full overview of...
Learn how to create your own programs, how to debug them, and how to launch a microcontroller using them.
The widespread use of embedded systems in modern technology, from toasters to spacecraft, presents various difficulties for embedded system designers.
Circuit design combines science and art. To address every issue and follow both written and unwritten criteria, designers need a strong "gut sense" for circuits, relevant analytical methods, and inventiveness.
This free programming book was created as an all-inclusive, stand-alone resource for learning programming on the Z80. Anyone using the Z80 should find it useful, even those who have never programmed before.