4Jennifer Huber | HTML Task ManagerStay Under Budget |
8John Gorsky | New Product News
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10David Tweed | HTML Test Your EQ |
12Stuart Brorson Ales Hvezda Dan McMahill | gEDA Design Suite for LinuxWouldn't it be nice to have professional-quality EDA tools on hand the next time you start designing a circuit board? Look no further than the gEDA design suite for Linux. Read on to learn about the free, open-source tools at your disposal. |
18Ivan Sham William Hue Pete Rizun | Portable FAT Library for MCU ApplicationsThe DOS FAT file system is the industry standard format for flash memory cards.You can use a microcontroller to read and write files on an SD/MMC flash memory card with the FAT system. Read on to learn how to build a portable FAT library for MCU applications.Download: Sham176.zip |
28Joe Grand | Embedded Security DesignPart 1: Product EnclosureLast August, Joe introduced you to the topic of embedded security. Now he's focused on showing you the proper techniques to get the job done. This month he explains how designing the right enclosure can prevent tampering and reduce the possibility of a passive attack like someone eavesdropping on your product's EMI emissions. |
34Michael R. Smith Moreno Bariffi Warren Flaman Adam Geras Lily Huang Andrew Kwan Alan Martin James Miller | Practical Application for TDDPart 1: Write Software in a Test-Driven Development EnvironmentTest-driven development (TDD) in the embedded environment is an important concept to learn. In this series of articles, a group of imaginative designers puts the idea to the test. The end result is an interesting temperature calculation project. |
42Pete Cross | HTML Zeroing in on ZigBeePart 2: Chipsets and Source CodeLast month Pete introduced the ZigBee low-power radio standard and underlying IEEE 802.15.4 layers. In this article, he describes the development resources you'll need to create your own ZigBee projects. He covers both the chipsets and the source code. |
52David Brown | Stealth Keyless Entry SystemAVR 2004 Design Contest WinnerThat 10-button keyless entry pad might be more hazardous than helpful. An intruder can discover your code by studying the wear on the buttons. David tells us how he built a better system. |
60Roberto Ferrabone | Control an FPGA with I2CIs the I2C bus a good candidate to control an FPGA? Roberto thinks so. In this article, he makes a case for I2C based on a careful study of its capabilities. He also shows us how to drop an I2C module into an FPGA.Download: Ferrabone176.zip |
Applied PCs66Fred Eady | Single-IC 10/100 Ethernet SolutionThinking about implementing embedded Ethernet hardware? Try Freescale's MC9S12NE64. With this powerful tool, single-IC Ethernet is a no-brainer.Download: Eady176.zip |
From the Bench72Jeff Bachiochi | Joystick TechnologyAn analog joystick would be a great addition to some designs, but space limitations could present a problem. Fortunately, new devices like the JS1100AQ five-position joystick navigation switch can help you solve the space problem.Download: Bachiochi176.zip |
Silicon Update78Tom Cantrell | '51 FavoritesThe '51 has been around for more than two decades, but today's '51s are vastly superior to their ancestors. This month, Tom looks at where '51 technology has been and where it's going. |
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