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Which book is good for some basic insight into microprocessors?

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A.Anand Srinivasan said:
which book is good for some basic insights on microprocessors
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For what type of Environment. 8/16/32 Bit ?
 

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hi,
to start with microprocessors, these are the good books(considered to be good by many people)
1. for 8085, Ramesh Goankar
2. for 8086/x86 architecture, D.V.Hall is excellent
3. B.B.Brey is also very good, but a bit difficult.
if you wanna study the Mps from 80386 onwards, better to go for the intel manuals, they are ultimate.
just leave the marketing jargons! :)
 
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