Circuit Cellar Issue 127 February 2001-PDF
ISSUE 127
February 2001
Theme: SIGNAL PROCESSING
Task Manager—Signal Corps, by Rob Walker, 6.
New Product News, edited by Harv Weiner, 9.
Reader I/O, 11.
Quirks And SHARCs, by Michael Smith, 12.
An Altimeter For the Traveling Man, by Radek Vaclavik, 20.
Enabling The Couch Potato—Building a Remote-Controlled AV Switch with S-Video, by Jerry Wasinger, 28.
Working With AVR Microcontrollers—A Design Logic 2001 Primer, by Stuart Ball, 32.
Enhancing Automotive Subsystem Design with LIN—Implementing a LIN Protocol-to-CAN Gateway, by Thomas Schmidt, 60.
Above The Ground Plane—Bring the Noise!, The Analog Side of X10, by Ed Nisley, 66.
From the Bench—Car 54, Where (Exactly) are You?: Adding E-Mail Capabilities to your Project, by Jeff Bachiochi, 72.
Silicon Update—'51 Soldiers On, by Tom Cantell, 80.
Priority Interrupt—So, Where Were the Tanks, by Steve Ciarcia, 96.
EMBEDDED PC SECTION
Nouveau PC, edited by Harv Weiner, 40.
Real-Time PC—A Cup of Java Part 3: Embedded and Real-Time Solutions, by Ingo Cyliax, 42.
Applied PCs—One Thin DIME—Getting on the 'Net with DOS, by Fred Eady, 46.
February 2001
Theme: SIGNAL PROCESSING
Task Manager—Signal Corps, by Rob Walker, 6.
New Product News, edited by Harv Weiner, 9.
Reader I/O, 11.
Quirks And SHARCs, by Michael Smith, 12.
An Altimeter For the Traveling Man, by Radek Vaclavik, 20.
Enabling The Couch Potato—Building a Remote-Controlled AV Switch with S-Video, by Jerry Wasinger, 28.
Working With AVR Microcontrollers—A Design Logic 2001 Primer, by Stuart Ball, 32.
Enhancing Automotive Subsystem Design with LIN—Implementing a LIN Protocol-to-CAN Gateway, by Thomas Schmidt, 60.
Above The Ground Plane—Bring the Noise!, The Analog Side of X10, by Ed Nisley, 66.
From the Bench—Car 54, Where (Exactly) are You?: Adding E-Mail Capabilities to your Project, by Jeff Bachiochi, 72.
Silicon Update—'51 Soldiers On, by Tom Cantell, 80.
Priority Interrupt—So, Where Were the Tanks, by Steve Ciarcia, 96.
EMBEDDED PC SECTION
Nouveau PC, edited by Harv Weiner, 40.
Real-Time PC—A Cup of Java Part 3: Embedded and Real-Time Solutions, by Ingo Cyliax, 42.
Applied PCs—One Thin DIME—Getting on the 'Net with DOS, by Fred Eady, 46.