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The Blacksburg Continuing Education Series™of books provide a Laboratory—or experiment-oriented approach to elec
tronic topics. Present and forthcoming titles in this series include:
Advanced 6502 Interfacing
Analog Electronics for Microcomputer Systems
Analog Instrumentation Fundamentals
Apple II Applications
Apple II Assembly Language
Apple Interfacing
Basic Business Software
Basic Robotics Concepts
BASIC Programmer's Notebook
Circuit Design Programs for the Apple II
Circuit Design Programs for the TRS-80
Computer Assisted Home Energy Management
Computer Communication Techniques
Design of Active Filters, With Experiments
Design of Op-Amp Circuits, With Experiments
Design of Phase-Locked Loop Circuits, With Experiments
Design of VMOS Circuits, With Experiments
8080/8085 Software Design (2 Volumes)
8085A Cookbook
Electronic Music Circuits
Electronic Prototype Construction
Entertainment Games in Tl BASIC and Extended BASIC
Fiber Optics Communications, Experiments, and Projects
555 Timer Applications Sourcebook, With Experiments
FORTH Programming
Guide to CMOS Basics, Circuits, & Experiments
How to Program and Interface the 6800
Introduction to Electronic Speech Synthesis
Introduction to FORTH
Microcomputer—Analog Converter Software and Hardware Interfacing
Microcomputer Data-Base Management
Microcomputer Design and Maintenance
Microcomputer Interfacing With the 8255 PPI Chip
NCR Basic Electronics Course, With Experiments
NCR EDP Concepts Course
Numerical BASIC
PET Interfacing
Programming and Interfacing the 6502, With Experiments
Real Time Control With the TRS-80
16-Bit Microprocessors
6502 Software Design
6801, 68701, and 6803 Microcomputer Programming and Interfacing
The 68000: Principles and Programming
6809 Microcomputer Programming & Interfacing, With Experiments
STD Bus Interfacing
TEA: An 8080/8085 Co-Resident Editor/Assembler
TRS-80 Assembly Language Made Simple
TRS-80 Color Computer Interfacing, With Experiments
TRS-80 Interfacing (2 Volumes)
TRS-80 More Than BASIC
VIC 20 Programmer's Notebook
Wordprocessing for Small Businesses
In most cases, these books provide both text material and experiments, which permit one to demonstrateand explore the
concepts that are covered in the book. These books remain among the very few that provide step-by-step instructions
concerning how to learn basic electronic concepts, wireactual circuits, test microcomputer interfaces, and program com
puters based on popularmicroprocessorchips. We have found that the books arevery useful totheelectronic novicewho
desires to join the "electronics revolution," with minimum time and effort.
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"The Blacksburg Group"
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Dr. Jonathan A. Titus is with the Blacksburg
Group, Blacksburg, VA. Most of his current work
involves writing about small computers, particularly
their hardware side. He has written a number ofarti
cles about computers for both professional and popu
lar publications, and got his start in microcomputers
withthe Intel 8008 in the early 1970s.
Jon is a radio amateur, holding an Advanced Class
License (KA4QVK), and operates bothphone and CW
on the higher bands. He is also interested in astron
omy, and looks forward to clear, calm evenings for
good observing.
Jon received his B.S. degree from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in
1967, his M.S. degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1969, and
his Ph.D. fromVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universityin 1978.
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David G. Larsen is an instructor in the Department
of Chemistry at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University, where he teaches electronics and
automated instrumentation. He is a coauthor ofmany
of the books in the Blacksburg Series and is a mem
berofthe BlacksburgGroup. Daveis a coinstructor of
a series of one-to-five-day workshops that cover the
"microelectronic revolution," which are taught under
the auspices ofthe Extension Division ofthe Univer
sity. These programs attract professionals from all
parts ofthe world.
Dave received his B.S. degree from Oregon State
University in 1963, and worked for Varian before joining the staff at
VirginiaPolytechnic Institute and State University.
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Dr. Christopher A. Titus currently writes and edits
books for the Blacksburg Group, with many of them
being in the microcomputer field. Chris has designed
and programmed small systems based on the popular
8-bit microprocessors, and has worked with the 8086
and the Z8001/2. His current interests include
computer-aided design and microcomputer-based
industrial control systems. In his spare time, Chris
enjoys campingandgardening.
Chris received his B.S. degree from Clarkson
College of Technology in 1972, and his Ph.D. from
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
in 1977.
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