The 8085/SDK - 85 Hands-On, volume-2, 54 Control Experiments

54 powerful applications & control-oriented experiments with Intel’s SDK-85 microcomputer, employing the 8085 microprocessor, is the sequel to the first volume, FUNDAMENTALS & APPLICATIONS, 76 CONTROL EXPERIMENTS WITH THE SDK-85. The book is practical & intensely applications oriented & uses all the power for control available on the SDK-85 with its 8085-8155-8355 MINIMUM SYSTEM. The time-counter; event counting port C handshake; RST 7.5, 6.5, 5.5 & pending interrupts; SID-SOD, the 8279, are all exploited to the hit in real world applications & control experiments [see front cover]. A large chapter on D to A & A to D features 11 very practical & important experiments in which 3 different DAC & 5 ADCs are employed. Unique, practical, & quite advanced control experiments are presented everywhere through-out the book. It is assumed that reader has been through the first volume, or its equivalent. As in that volume, a number of the experiments are the result of practical problem area suggestions by participants from the numerous companies who have attended the author’s many microprocessor seminars & courses.

8. Modifications To 8 Experiments Of Volume 1 For Added Versatility
9. Digital To Analog And Analog To Digital Conversion Multiplexed A to D. Memory Mapped ADC. A Multiplexed ADC Chip
10. Using The RST 6.5 Interrupt Line
11. An Event Counter. Tricks that May Be Needed With a Level Sensitive Interrupt Line
12. Additional And More Advanced Applications And Control Experiments
13. Three Line Handshake, Interrupt or Polled Multi - Task vs. Distributed Processing
14. Timing Methods
15. Special Experiments

Howard Boyet