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📚 Books worth reading

• Upgrading and repairing PCsScott Mueller, Mark Edward Soper · 1988
• Microprocessor Architecture, Programming, and Applications with the 8085Ramesh S. Gaonkar · 1996
• Intelligent Technologies and Engineering SystemsJengnan Juang · 2013
• 📕[1987 product line handbooks]Intel Corporation. · 1985
• Rapid system prototyping with FPGAsR. C. Cofer · 2005
• 📕IEEE Standard for VMEbus extensions for instrumentation: VXIbusInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers · 1992
• 📕Microprocessor development systemAli Nasser Dewan · 1979
• 📕The Electronic component & board ATE & microprocessor development system market · 1980

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