1Curtis Franklin, Jr. | Editor's INKTowards More Personal Computing |
5 | Reader's INKLetters to the Editor |
8 | New Product News |
14Tom Dahlin Don Krantz | A MIDI-Controlled Sampled-Sound PlayerDigitally sampled sound is impressive. MIDI control is versatile. The contest-winning project brings them together in a solid design.Download: SNDSRC.ZIP SNDDATA.ZIP |
24John Wettroth | A Portable 8051-Based DRAM TesterDesigning Maximum Features into Minimum SpaceMemory problems can be hard to track down. This portable unit lets you test DRAM in the palm of your hand.Download: DRAMTEST.ZIP |
41Ed Vogel | Using the TI74 for Data AcquisitionLow-Cost BASIC I/OA simple expansion unit for an affordable hand-held computer gives you a powerful data logger with on-site analysis capability. |
45Ed Nisley | The Mystery of Intel Hex FormatExorcising the Hex DemonIntel's hex format has caused many programmers to scratch their heads. Now Ed Nisley shows you the secrets of making Intel hex work for you.Download: HEXDEMON.ZIP |
50Ed Nisley | Firmware FurnaceYou Can't Do That! -- A Look at Porting Code from OS/2 to DOS |
57Tom Cantrell | Silicon UpdatePixie Power -- A Switch + LCD Combo for Intelligent I/O |
63Scott Robert Ladd | Practical AlgorithmsAdjusting Standard Deviation to Sample Size -- Increased Reliability for BASIC Statistics |
66Jeff Bachiochi | From the BenchWorking with an Autorouter -- Integrating a New Tool into an Established Engineering RoutineJeff Bachiochi has worked with board designers and "rolled his own" with a PC Based autorouter. Here are his tips and techniques for getting the most out of each. |
71Curtis Franklin, Jr. | Bringing in the ProsWorking with a Board Design FirmThere are times when a professional board designer is the cheapest and best route to a finished board. This interview walks you through the process with a top board designer. |
79R. Scott Coppersmith | A PC-Controlled Light ShowA Parallel-Communication Lighting Board with MIDI PotentialWhen it's time to take your show on the road, this lighting controller can give you sophisticated control with simple PC programming.Download: LIGHTCTL.ZIP |
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84Ernest Stiltner | Working with Zeropower SRAMBuilding ZMEM, The Zeropower Memory Chip ProgrammerZeropower RAM is at the heart of many portable applications. Here are the simple techniques you need to use zeropower RAM in your next design. |
86Ken Davidson | ConnecTime -- Excerpts from the Circuit Cellar BBS |
96Steve Ciarcia | Steve's Own INKWhy Portable? |
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