CHAPTER 13Designing with Microcontrollers
Your first choice when designing any digital product should be to use a microcontroller. In most cases, you can do it with one chip (the micro) and a few peripheral components. It will usually be the least expensive approach hardware-wise. The development cost lies primarily with the programming time and the attendant debugging and testing. This chapter promotes this approach and outlines a general procedure to follow. You can use this as a guideline then modify it to fit your own needs and knowledge as you gain experience and expertise in software.
In-depth coverage of micros in one chapter is not possible. This chapter is a summary of the subject and offers some guidelines on how to approach designing ...
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