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Programming 16-Bit PIC Microcontrollers in C Programming 16-Bit PIC Microcontrollers in C (Reference #NE45)
Learning to Fly the PIC24 by Lucio Di Jasio

A Microchip insider tells all on the newest, most powerful PICs ever! Focuses on examples and exercises that show how to solve common, real-world design problems quickly. Includes handy checklists to help readers perform the most common programming and debugging tasks. FREE CDROM includes source code in C, the Microchip C30 compliler, MPLAB SIM software, so that readers gain practical, hands-on programming experience.

Until recently, PICs didn't have the speed and memory necessary for use in designs such as video- and audio-enabled devices. All that has changed with the introduction of the first-ever 16-bit PIC family, the PIC24. This new guide teaches readers everything they need to know about the architecture of these new chips, how to program them, how to test them and how to debug them. Lucio's common-sense, practical, hands-on approach starts out with basic functions and guides the reader step-by-step through even the most sophisticated programming scenarios.

Experienced PIC users and newcomers alike will benefit from the text's many thorough examples, which demonstrat how to nimbly side-step common obstacles and take full advantage of all the new features.

496 pages plus CDROM. 


Price:  £29.99 

eBay For Beginners (Reference #BP551)
There are two kinds of people, those who are trading on eBay and the rest who are missing out. Though eBay has been embraced by entrepreneurs all over the world, it remains the peoples' site and offers the largest market for the smallest fee.

If you can muster the strength to raise your index finger then you can trade on eBay. This book shows you how. Order Code BP551 


Price:  £7.99 

eBay For Beginners

Windows XP Explained Windows XP Explained (Reference #BP514)
N. Kantaris and P. R. M. Oliver. If you want to know what to do next when confronted with Microsoft’s Windows XP screen, then this book is for you. It applies to both the Professional and home editions. The book was written with the non-expert, busy person in mind. It explains what hardware requirements you need in order to run Windows XP successfully, and gives an overview of the Windows XP environment.

The book explains: How to manipulate Windows, and how to use the Control Panel to add or change your printer, and control your display; How to control information using WordPad, notepad and paint, and how to use the Clipboard facility to transfer information between Windows applications; How to be in control of your filing system using Windows Explorer and My Computer; How to control printers, fonts, characters, multimedia and images, and how to add hardware and software to your system; How to configure your system to communicate with the outside world, and use Outlook Express for all your email requirements; how to use the Windows Media Player 8 to play your CDs, burn CDs with your favourite tracks, use the Radio Tuner, transfer your videos to your PC, and how to use the Sound Recorder and Movie Maker; How to use the System Tools to restore your system to a previously working state, using Microsoft’s Website to update your Windows set-up, how to clean up, defragment and scan your hard disk, and how to backup and restore your data; How to successfully transfer text from those old but cherished MS-DOS programs. 268 pages. 


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Computing For The Older Generation (Reference #BP601)
Computing For The Older Generation by Jim Gatenby - Especially written for the over 50s using plain English and avoiding technical jargon. Large clear type for easy reading. Among the many practical and useful ideas for using your PC that are covered in this book are: Choosing, setting up and understanding your computer and its main components. Writing letters, invitations, etc. and other word processing jobs. Keeping track of your finances using a spreadsheet. Recording details of holidays and other ideas using a database. Using the Internet to find useful information, and email to keep in touch with family and friends. Making 'back-up' copies of your work and checking for viruses. How to use Windows XP to help people with impaired vision, hearing or mobility. Provides the basic Knowledge so you can gain enough confidence to join the local computer class. 


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Computing For The Older Generation

The Internet For The Older Generation The Internet For The Older Generation (Reference #BP600)
The Internet For The Older Generation by Jim Gatenby - Especially written for the over 50s. Uses only clear and easy-to-understand language. Larger type size for easy reading. Provides basic knowledge to give you confidnece to join the local computer class. This book explains how to use your PC on the Internet and covers amongst over things: Choosing and setting up your computer for the Internet. Getting connected to the Internet. Sending and receiving emails, photographs, etc., so that you can keep in touch with family and friends all over the world. Searching for and saving information on any subject. On-line shopping and home banking. Setting up your own simple web site. 


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How to build your own PC (4th Edition) (Reference #MGH2)
Morris Rosenthal. This is a unique beginner's guide which visually demonstrates how to construct a state-of-the-art computer from start to finish. Through 150 photographs and clear text, readers will confidently absorb the concepts of computer building. The extra-big format makes it easy to see what's going on in the pictures. The author shows step-by-step how to create a socket Pentium® computer, or an Athlon 64 or Athlon 64FX covering: What first-time builders need to know; How to select and purchase parts; How to assemble the PC; How to install Windows XP. This book delivers the expertise and new technology that fledgling computer builders are eagerly looking for. Order code MGH2

 


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How to build your own PC (4th Edition)

Essentials of Computer Security Essentials of Computer Security (Reference #BP422)
Ian Sinclair. Security of computers and their files has become more and more of a problem these days, and not only for the large scale commercial user of computers. This book deals with the problems of security for the small to medium size business or for the home user of computers, and emphasises throughout that the main hazards are often the forgotten aspects such as the limited life of a hard drive or the risks of fire or flood. Assumes Windows 95 is used, with descriptions of important methods applicable to Windows 3.1. 98 pages Order code BP422 


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Tune Up Windows 98 (Reference #BP458)
Ian Sinclair. There are many ways in which you can improve the performance and trim the behaviour of Windows 98 to suit your personal preferences. The Windows 98 CD ROM contains a "Resources Kit" that allows a large amount of tuning by way of utility programs and accessory programs. This books shows you how to adjust Windows 98 to suit your personal needs. Comprehensive table of contents and index provided. 158 pages Order code BP458  


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Tune Up Windows 98

Windows 95 Explained Windows 95 Explained (Reference #BP400)
P. R. M. Oliver and N. Kantaris. If you would like to get up and running, as soon as possible, with the Windows 95 operating system, then this is the book for you. The book was written with the non-expert, busy person in mind. It explains the hardware that you need in order to run Windows 95 successfully, and how to install and optimize your system's resources. It presents an overview of the Windows 95 environment. Later chapters cover how to work with programs, folders and documents; how to control Windows 95 and use the many accessories that come with it; how to use DOS programs and, if necessary, DOS commands and how to communicate with the rest of the electronic world.170 pages Order Code BP400

 


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MS-Word 97 Explained (Reference #BP428)
N. Kantaris & P.R.M. Oliver. If you are a PC user and want to get to grips with Microsoft Word 97 for Windows word processor as quickly as possible, then this book is for you. No previous knowledge is assumed. This book explains what hardware specification you need to run MS Word 97 and how to install it; how to benefit from the built-in Office Assistant and Help system, and how to become familiar with the Word environment. How to enter, edit and enhance text, and how to use document page layouts, paragraph styles, document templates, text boxes and frames; how to use some of the program's more advanced features and how you can share information with other applications. 193 pages Order code BP428 


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MS-Word 97 Explained

MS Word 95 Explained MS Word 95 Explained (Reference #BP406)
N. Kantaris & P.R.M. Oliver. If you are a PC user and want to get to grips with Microsoft Word 95 for Windows word processor as quickly as possible, then this book is for you. No previous knowledge is assumed. This book explains what hardware specification you need to run MS Word 95 and how to install it; how to benefit from the Help system, and how to become familiar with the Word environment. How to enter, edit and enhance text, and how to use document page layouts, paragraph styles, document templates and frames; how to use some of the program's more advanced features. 175 pages Order code BP406 


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PC Hardware Assistant (Reference #BP434)
Ian Sinclair. All software nowadays offers you Help screens, but it is unusual to get help with your hardware. You normally have to select your own hardware, often struggling with meaningless computer-speak and abbreviations. You often have to decide on necessary upgrades and install them yourself, and seek outside assistance with problems and breakdowns. Help is now at hand with this book, which provides concide descriptions of the hardware items and actions, a cross-reference index of terms, clear topic identification, hints & tips about common requirements and information which is hard to find elsewhere. An essential reference for PC users. 155 pages Order code BP 434 


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PC Hardware Assistant

MS-DOS Explained MS-DOS Explained (Reference #BP341)
N. Kantaris & P.R.M. Oliver. How the DOS operating system is structured so that you can understand what happens when you first switch on your computer; how directories and sub-directories can be employed to structure your hard disk for maximum efficiency; how to manage disk files and use MS-DOS Editor to write your own CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT programs and batch files. How to resurrect the version of MS-DOS 7 which is buried under Windows 95/98. Covers all versions, especially MS-DOS 6/7. 195 pages Order code BP341 


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Understanding PC Specifications (Reference #BP282)
R. A. Penfold (Revised Edition). This book explains PC specifications in detail, and the subjects covered include the following: Differences between types of PC (XT, AT, 80386, etc); Maths co-processors; Input devices (keyboards, mice, and digitisers); Memory; RAM disks and disk caches; Floppy disk drive formats and compatibility; Hard disk drives, Display adaptors, including all standard PC types (CGA, Hercules, Super VGA, etc); Contains everything you need to know if you can't tell your EMS from your EGA! 128 pages Order code BP282

 


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Understanding PC Specifications

An Introduction to 68000 Assembly language An Introduction to 68000 Assembly language (Reference #BP184)
R.A. & J.W. Penfold. A vast increase in running speed can be obtained when using programs written in assembly language, which entails direct programming of the computer without using a high-level built-in language such as BASIC. However this can only be done with a reasonable understanding of the microprocessor and some of the other hardware used in the computer, but it is not as difficult as one might think and this book tells the story. The microprocessor dealt with is the 68000. 102 pages Order code BP184 


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Newnes Interfacing Companion (Reference #NE38)
Presents the essential information needed to design a PC-based interfacing system from the selection of suitable transducers, to collection of data, and the appropriate signal processing and conditioning.

Contents: Part 1 - Transducers; Measurement systems; Temperature; Light; Position and motion; Force, pressure and flow;; Part 2 - Interfacing; Number systems; Computer architecture; Assembly language; Interfacing; A to D & D to A conversions; Data communications' Programmable logic controllers; Data acquisition project;; Part 3 - Signal processing; Transfer function; Active filters; Instrumentation amplifier; Noise; Digital signal processing. 


Price:  £32.99 

Newnes Interfacing Companion


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