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George Martin began his career in the aerospace industry in 1969. After five years at a real job, he set out on his own and cofounded a design and manufacturing firm (www.embedded-designer.com). George's designs typically include servo-motion control, graphical input and output, data acquisition, and remote control systems. George is a charter member of the Ciarcia Design Works Team. He's currently working on a mobile communications system that announces highway information. George is a nationally ranked revolver shooter.

• #108 July 1999, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Logging in the '90s, Part 1: Data Acquisition System
• #109 August 1999, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Working with a Little EE
• #110 September 1999, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons From the Trenches Powering Your Memory
• #111 October 1999, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Timing is Everything
• #112 November 1999, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Graphing the Data
• #113 December 1999, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Defects for Sale
• #114 January 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Embed this PC, Part 1: What's it all About?
• #115 February 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Embed this PC, Part 2: Emulator and EPROM Basics
• #116 March 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Embed This PC, Part 3: Emulator to Application Testing
• #117 April 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Embed This PC, Part 4: Designing Peripherals In
• #118 May 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches The Race is On, Catching Internet Connectivity Fever
• #119 June 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches A Primer for Product Testing
• #120 July 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Number Crunching with Embedded Processors
• #121 August 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Making the Numbers Work for You
• #122 September 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Let's Play a Game, Sieve of Eratosthenes
• #123 October 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Everything Changes, Using the Const Modifier
• #124 November 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Scheduling Revisited
• #125 December 2000, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Simple Things, Prime Numbers Revisited
• #126 January 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Behind the Scenes, A Comprehensive Look at ColdFire
• #127 February 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Linux Lessons
• #128 March 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Structured Design, Part 1: An Introduction to Structured Techniques
• #129 April 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Structured Design, Part 2: Putting Theory into Practice
• #130 May 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Analog System Design
• #131 June 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches And the List Goes On... Putting Together Parts Lists
• #132 July 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Connecting the Dots, Working with Board-to-Board Connectors
• #133 August 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Detective Story, Testing Problem Parts
• #134 September 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Never Miss an Opportunity, Getting the Most Out of Your New Product Ideas
• #135 October 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches What's the Logic Behind the Design? Working with Programmable Logic
• #136 November 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Manufacturing Testing
• #137 December 2001, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Logic Design Revisited
• #138 January 2002, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Getting into a Routine, Setting Up an Integer Print Routine
• #139 February 2002, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Upgrading using Data Packets
• #140 March 2002, CC Online, PDF HTML Lessons from the Trenches Expanding Your Horizons, Using CAD Mechanical Software in Design Projects
• #167 June 2004, p. 72, Designing with the Nios Part 1: Second-Order, Closed-Loop Servo Control
• #168 July 2004, p. 36, Designing with the Nios Part 2: System Enhancement
• #198 January 2007, p. 60, Hello World ... Want Cookie
• #200 March 2007, p. 67, More "Hello World" Moving What You've Learned to the Hardware
• #202 May 2007, p. 67, More "Hello World" C Program Flow
• #204 July 2007, p. 81, From "Hello World" to Big Iron
• #206 September 2007, p. 70, String Theory
• #208 November 2007, p. 76, A Flash in the Pan
• #210 January 2008, p. 56, George Martin
• #212 March 2008, p. 76, Do You Want to Do a Design? Linked Lists
• #214 May 2008, p. 83, Making Changes A Look Into The C Compiler
• #216 July 2008, p. 22, Living And Working Off The Grid Part 1: Planning And Design
• #218 September 2008, p. 22, Living and Working Off the Grid Part 2: Installation and Performance
• #220 November 2008, p. 68, What Can C Structures Do for You?
• #222 January 2009, p. 58, More on Pointers?
• #224 March 2009, p. 51, FAT File System Review Open Files and Perform Operations
• #226 May 2009, p. 60, FAT File System Review Part 2: C Code for the File System
• #228 July 2009, p. 70, C Start-Up Get a C Program Up and Running
• #230 September 2009, p. 62, Embedded Breakup Divide a Design and Minimize Processing
• #232 November 2009, p. 50, Passing Parameters
• #234 January 2010, p. 70, Debugging Techniques
• #236 March 2010, p. 62, Put C Language to the Test Part 1: A Sudoku Puzzle-Solving Program
• #238 May 2010, p. 54, Put C Language to the Test Part 2: Program Specifics
• #240 July 2010, p. 54, Put C Language to the Test Part 3: Rules and Assignments