2Ken Davidson | Editor's INKDouble, Double, Toil, & Trouble |
6 | Reader's INKLetters to the Editor |
8Harv Weiner | New Product News |
14Noel Anderson Dean Hoyt Ron Shaw | Tools for Debugging Real-time Embedded Computer SystemsWhen all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. It's important to use the right tool for the job at hand, and code debugging is no exception. Explore the tools available to the embedded designer. |
22Bruce L. Olney | Inexpensive 68HC11 Cross-developmentThink you need all kinds of fancy cross-development tools, debuggers, and elaborate boards to create 68HC11 code? There are cheaper alternatives, and Bruce is only too happy to share one with you.Download: HC11DEV.ZIP |
30Michael R. Smith | Computer "Train"ingUsing commercial evaluation boards in teachingManufacturer evaluation boards aren't restricted to the domain of the working engineer. They also make inexpensive trainers for up-and-coming engineers. Check out one board and how it is being used. |
40Michael Alwais | Improving the Performance of an 8051-based SystemFor most, seeing their kids grow up and finally move out of the house is a hard thing to do. For some, the same holds true for their first microcontroller. One thing is certain, they will always be there for you.Download: DS80C320.ZIP |
48Ed Nisley | Firmware FurnaceTesting the '386SX Project's Bitmapped LCD PanelNow that the hardware for the large-panel LCD interface is ready, it's time to twiddle some bits. Be sure to take things one step at a time, though, because one misconnection can put you back at square one. |
56Jeff Bachiochi | From the BenchDesigners Spell Relief "IPC"If you've ever been involved in an electronics project from beginning to end, you know factors such as PCB layout, packaging, and wiring are important obstacles that have to be tackled. Jeff cluse us in on an organization specializing in this. |
60Tom Cantrell | Silicon UpdateUpdate Your Design On the FlyWe've all come to appreciate the convenience of updating firmware or logic arrays by erasing and reprogramming the EPROM or PAL. A new batch of chips is now showing up that can be updated while still in the circuit. |
66John Dybowski | Embedded TechniquesGetting to the Embedded Core: The DS2250, Backplane, and Power ControlNow that the introductory pleasantries are out of the way, it's time to get down to some hardware. John starts the presentation of his embedded control system with the processor module and other core elements.Download: ET44.ZIP |
75Russ Reiss | Patent Talk |
81 | Advertiser's Index |
82Ken Davidson | ConnecTime -- Excerpts from the Circuit Cellar BBS |
96Steve Ciarcia | Steve's Own INKSuperhighway Limits |
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