Circuit Cellar Ink 19
February/March 1991

Table of Contents

1 Curtis Franklin, Jr.	Editor's INK What a Difference
5	Reader's INK Letters to the Editor
8	New Product News
12 Bill Schweber	DSP Architectures for Signal Processing Applications Matching the Tools to the Job Differences in DSP architectures have a major impact on application suitability. Improve your DSP IQ with a tutorial on the architectural differences.
22 David P. Schulze	A PC Stopwatch Improved Timing for Acquisition and Control Are PC timing limitations standing between you and a successful application? Here's a way to beat the PC timing blues.
24 Chris Ciarcia	Digital Image Processing Software-based Digital Signal Processing You don't need hardware for DSP. This hands-on software article shows software techniques for digital image enhancement. Download: IPREADME.TXT IPCODE1.ZIP IPCODE2.ZIP IPCODE3.ZIP VIEW_IMG.ZIP FIG_IMAG.ZIP
38 Steven E. Reyer	Mini-DSP A Digital Signal Processor Experimentation Unit There's no better way to learn DSP techniques than by diving into a project. This Circuit Cellar INK Design Contest winner is a perfect first step. Download: MINIDSP.ZIP
46 Mark E. Nurczyk, P.E.	Analog Circuit Design Stripping Away the Mystery for Digital Designers It's an analog world -- and this article shows you the top techniques for designing circuits for this very real world. Download: ANALOGD.ZIP Note: PSpice may be found in the Electrical Engineering Programs and Files area (area 6).
58 M. Scott Martin Tim McDonough Curtis Franklin, Jr.	Oh Say, Can You C? Circuit Cellar INK Evaluates Three C Compilers for the 8051 Circuit Cellar INK looks at three PC-based cross compilers for the Intel 8051 family.
69 Ed Nisley	High-Level Languages for Microcontrollers Don't Believe the Hype Are high-level languages for microcontrollers truly the greatest invention since sliced bread? Circuit Cellar INK looks at the issue from two different directions.
72 Ken Davidson	Using High-Level Languages on Embedded Controllers Are high-level languages for microcontrollers truly the greatest invention since sliced bread? Circuit Cellar INK looks at the issue from two different directions.
74 Ed Nisley	Firmware Furnace It's Just You and the CPU: Intel 80x86 Instruction Timings Download: 80X86TIM.ZIP
82 Jeff Bachiochi	From the Bench Multidrop A/D and D/A Network -- Using your PC's Printer Port and Four-Conductor Phone Cable
93 Tom Cantrell	Silicon Update Hot Chips in the Summertime -- A Report From "Hot Chips II"
97	Advertiser's Index
100 Scott Robert Ladd	Practical Algorithms Making Hash -- A Table Built for Speed
103 Ken Davidson	Domestic Automation CEBus Gets Physical -- The Standard Takes Two More Steps to Maturity
105 Ken Davidson	ConnecTime -- Excerpts from the Circuit Cellar BBS
112 Steve Ciarcia	Steve's Own INK The Sophomore Slump

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