6Rob Walker | Task ManagerDigital Becomes Analog |
8Harv Weiner | New Product News
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12Kizito Tshilumba Kasengulu | Getting Your Signals StraightWalsh-Hadamard Encoders and Decoders in MATLABNot up to speed on Walsh-Hadamard encoders and decoders? No problem, Kizito was kind enough to give us some Hadamard code background before explaining how to implement these helpful encoders and decoders in MATLAB. |
20Jan Gray | HTML, HTML Building a RISC System in an FPGAPart 2: Pipeline and Control Unit DesignIn Part 1, Jan introduced his plan to build a pipelined 16-bit RISC processor and System-on-a-Chip in an FPGA. This month, he explores the CPU pipeline and designs the control unit. Listen up, because next month, he'll tie it all together.Download: gray.zip |
28George Novacek | The Shocking Truth about EMCPart 1: Design for CompatibilityDesigning for electromagnetic compatibility shouldn't just be an afterthought. As George shows us, if you wait until EMC causes a problem, you just might find yourself doing quite a bit of redesigning. Listen up and save yourself the trouble. |
Embedded PC39Harv Weiner | Nouveau PC
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Embedded PC42Ingo Cyliax | Real-Time PCPOST It, Build a Power-On Self Test Card for PC/104Setting out to weed through an ever-growing pile of "spare" boards and resurrect his backup laptop motherboard, Ingo discovered that a POST card would make the task easier, especially if the card was PC/104 compatible... |
Embedded PC46Fred Eady | HTML Applied PCsUnder the Covers, Part 1: Get Embed(ded) with Windows NT 4.0What's so great about Windows NT Embedded 4.0? According to Fred, it all depends on how you look at it. This month, Fred's looking at it via Ampro's Little Board/P5x SBC (which came with some other goodies, too). |
52Markus Desgronte | A Quick Meter MadeFast Frequency Meter for Low FrequenciesWhen it comes to measuring frequencies, as the frequency you are measuring drops, so does your accuracy. In this article, Markus shows us how to make a frequency meter that's quick and has no problem handling lower frequencies. |
58Ron Tipton | All About CorrelationIf you need to perform signal analysis, Ron takes a graphical approach to explaining the details of correlation. By the time you finish this article, you'll be more than ready to downlaod the software and start working with these data-analysis tools.Download: Tipton.zip CORRELAT.ZIP |
64Joe DiBartolomeo | MicroSeriesOp-Amp Specifications, Part 1: Served Italian StyleIf you're a digital or software designer who only delves into the realm of analog and op-amps when absolutely necessary, grab a cappuccino and a pastry, and then get ready for an earful on op-amps. Andiamo! |
70Jeff Bachiochi | From the BenchDrop the Incredible Bulk, Using Capacitors as Isolation ComponentsIf your application needs a modem, you may want to consider the Si2400. Before you scoff at 2400 bps, Jeff has some pretty good support for the less-is-more argument. |
76Tom Cantrell | Silicon UpdateA Winter Timer TaleThe weather outside may not exactly be frightful, but that won't stop Tom from settling down with his TTL Cookbook and reflecting on what made the '555 so delightful. It's not as old-fashioned as you think. |
83 | HTML Test Your EQ |
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96Steve Ciarcia | HTML, HTML Priority InterruptAll Things Considered |
Circuit Cellar OnlineEdward Steinfeld | HTML Making the ChangeFrom Standalone to Internet AppliancePlenty of devices have made the transition from standalone product to Internet appliance, but Edward looks at why you might consider making the change in your next project and how you can get the most out of Internet appliances. |
Circuit Cellar OnlineStephen Bowling | HTML Recycle Your CodeConversion and Optimization TechniquesPortable code and design reusability have become increasingly important as designers are given shorter design cycles and time-to-market goals. As Stephen explains, the PIC18Cxxx architecture lets you get more mileage out of your programming efforts. |
Circuit Cellar OnlineMichael R. Smith | HTML The SHARC in the CIn a recent project, Mike set out to develop DSP algorithms suitable for producing an improved sound stage for headphones. Using the Analog Devices 21061 SHARC, he modified the phase and amplitude of the audio signal before it is sent to the ear, thus creating "virtual" speakers that give the effect of listening via room speakers. |
Circuit Cellar OnlineBob Perrin Tak Auyeung | HTML Considering the DetailsLooking Good, Using a Graphics-Based LCD ModuleAdvances in technology have brought graphics-based LCDs into the budget range of many embedded applications. Unfortunately, graphics modules aren't as easy to work with as the ubiquitous character-based display. Using C, Bob and Tak explain what it takes to implement a graphics-based module.Download: c0400cdcode.ZIP |
Circuit Cellar OnlineGeorge Martin | HTML Lessons from the TrenchesEmbed This PC, Part 4: Designing Peripherals InGeorge has covered the CPU options and selected DRAM and BIOS flash memory devices for the embedded '486 project. In the final part of this series, he ties it all together and takes a look at what kinds of peripherals you might want to add on. |
Circuit Cellar OnlineTom Cantrell | HTML Silicon Update OnlineThe Retreat of SiliconMost of the attention being paid to the march of silicon is focused on the mega-chips. But, with the latest in less-is-more solutions, things might be about to change. |
Circuit Cellar OnlineJeff Bachiochi | HTML Ask Us, The Engineer's Tech-Help ResourceLet us help keep your project on track or simplify your design decision. Put your tough technical questions in front of the ASK US team. In an engineering predicament? Read questions & answers from other engineers. |
Circuit Cellar OnlineBob Perrin | What's Your Engineering Quotient?Test Your EQ presents some basic engineering problems for you to test your engineering quotient. |
Circuit Cellar OnlineBob Paddock | Resource LinksEach month Circuit Cellar's Resource Links provide helpful links and information on a variety of featured topics. |
Circuit Cellar OnlineHarv Weiner | New Product NewsNew Product submissions may be sent to Harv Weiner, 4 Park St., Vernon, CT 06066. |
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