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Microcomputers as digital electronics
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10.1119/1.14604
Abstract
An instructional unit in which students build a microcomputer out of individual integrated circuits has been developed. It introduces the basic operations and design principles of computers, demonstrates the sequential cycles through which computers interface with external circuits, and provides, through machine code, insight into software at the most fundamental level. The computer consists of a Z‐80 microprocessor plus memory, I/O, load/test, and applications circuits. A special breadboard system is used to facilitate construction and testing.
© 1986 American Association of Physics Teachers
Received Mon Nov 12 00:00:00 UTC 1984
Accepted Tue Feb 12 00:00:00 UTC 1985
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