2Elizabeth Laurencot | Task ManagerSchool's in Session |
6 | Reader I/OCircuit Cellar Online |
8Harv Weiner | New Product News
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12Ethan Bordeaux Stefan Hacker | HTML Integrating Flash Memory in an Embedded SystemTurn on to the power and ease of flash! Ethan and Stefan show us the best uses for flash memory, and create an interface between a DSP and flash. It's easy to tie into your system, and you can't beat having in-system programmability.Download: Bordeaux.zip |
20Andrew Lillie | Embedded PWM SignalsAndrew shows that embedded microcontrollers are quite capable signal generators and measurement tools. The modular design of the MPC555 enables the mixing and matching of submodules, so you can get the I/O you need. |
28R.K. Kamat G.M. Naik G.G. Tengshe | Thermistor-Based Conditional Output SensorConventional sensors can cause bottlenecks in many applications, so enter the world of smart sensor technology. These authors created a thermistor-based temperature sensor with built-in hysteresis to minimize sensitivity to noise and glitches. |
32Cullen Jennings | Video SwitchCullen needs a video multiplexer, but not just any multiplexer -- one that receives input from multiple cameras, detects video-sync signals, and switches the multiple inputs on each field. He can't get this device in the local electronics store, so he builds it!Download: Jennings.zip |
Embedded PC42Harv Weiner | Nouveau PC
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Embedded PC45Peter Petersen Tom Schotland | HTML, HTML Win32 and Real TimeTempted to use Windows NT or 95 as an RTOS? Peter and Tom have an alternative. They create a Win32-compatible environment with dedicated embedded-system development tools -- less overhead, no real-time deficiencies.Download: Schotland.zip |
Embedded PC50Ingo Cyliax | Real-Time PCAstronomical Issues, Part 1: Introduction to Embedded AstronomyIngo isn't just talking about large ideas. His focus is on actual issues relating to astronomy, like GPS and digital radio astronomy. The result is a stellar project that deals with high-speed digital signal processing. |
Embedded PC56Fred Eady | Applied PCsICE on Tap, Part 2: Emulating over EthernetIt doesn't matter whether you're a seasoned design engineer or brand new to embedded systems. Fred presents the bare bones of the SuperTAP setup, so even if you've never used an emulator before, you will be ready to now! |
62Joe DiBartolomeo | MicroSeriesTPU, Part 4: Scheduler and MicrocodingIn this final installment of the TPU series, Joe looks in detail at the scheduler and the CHAN sub-instruction. Once everything is up and running, you'll find that the TPU enables the CPU to use its time more effectively. |
72Jeff Bachiochi | , HTML, HTML, HTML From the BenchDallas 1-Wire Devices, Part 1: One on OneHey, it's not just one time only! Jeff opens this new series on the Dallas 1-wire bus protocol by discussing 1-wire devices and how they are accessed when you use them alone on a single bidirectional I/O pin. |
78Tom Cantrell | HTML Silicon UpdateMaximicroTom says that the MAX1460 has lots of talent but its processor will never be a star. Why? Because it doesn't aspire to be. That's the innovative twist he applauds on Maxim's first step into the micro market. |
83 | HTML Test Your EQ |
95 | Advertiser's Index / May Preview |
96Steve Ciarcia | HTML Priority InterruptSitting in the DarkNote: Additional comments about elevator controllers from Winsow D. Soule in INK 107 Reader I/O. |
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