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2. Gray Codes (Part 2)
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... we take a look at generating Gray codes and also Binary-to-Gray and Gray-to-Binary conversions. Just to refresh our memories, in Part 1 we considered the concept of Gray codes in general; in Part 3 we ...

3. ASCII, EBCDIC, ISO, and Other Computer Codes (Part 4)
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... and this collection of character-to-number mappings is referred to as a "code." In this, the fourth installment of our mini-series, we introduce the concepts of ISO, Unicode, and "Chunky Graphics" codes. ...

4. ASCII, EBCDIC, ISO, and Other Computer Codes (Part 3)
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... and this collection of character-to-number mappings is referred to as a "code." In this, the third installment of our mini-series, we ponder EBCDIC character codes. Just to set the scene: In Part 1 we ...

5. Karnaugh Maps (Part 1)
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... a key factor with regard to the way in which Karnaugh maps work (see also the corresponding articles on Gray Codes.) The y column in the truth table shows all the 0 and 1 values associated with the gate’s ...

6. ASCII, EBCDIC, ISO, and Other Computer Codes (Part 2)
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... In Part 1 we considered the concept of codes in general; in Part 3 we will ponder EBCDIC character codes; and in Part 4 we will consider "Chunky Graphics Codes," ISO and Unicode, and also provide links ...

7. Lattice MachXO – The Swiss Army Knife of PLDs
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... and low power sleep mode functionality.  Designers can then build their own designs using the free downloadable reference design source codes, implementing these features in less than an hour. Targeted ...

8. ASCII, EBCDIC, ISO, and Other Computer Codes (Part 1)
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... and this collection of character-to-number mappings is referred to as a "code." In this, the first installment of our mini-series, we take a look codes in general. In Part 2 we will take a look at the ...

9. Reed Muller Logic
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... encoding and decoding functions suitable for Reed-Müller implementation are presented in the related article on Gray Codes.) Note: See also my articles on Assertion-Level Logic and Positive vs Negative ...

10. Wow! $29 FPGA development kit from Lattice!
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... soft microcontroller, and peripheral controllers for SPI and SRAM.  Designers can then build their own designs using the free downloadable reference design source codes, implementing these features typically ...

11. DIY Computers and Teleprinters
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... to 32 possible codes. They manage to get more than 32 printable characters by sending code sequences to switch from alpha characters to numerics, but the actual printer mechanism is a series of metal hammers ...

12. Gray Codes (Part 1)
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... we consider the concept of Gray codes in general. In Part 2 we will take a look at generating Gray codes and also Binary-to-Gray and Gray-to-Binary conversions; in Part 3 we will ponder the generation ...

13. The Life and Work of Konrad Zuse (Part 5)
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Konrad Zuse developed the world's first mechanical and electromechanical computers called the Z1, Z2, and Z3. Written by Konrad's eldest son, Horst, this article features many hitherto unpublished photographs ...

14. Gray Codes (Part 4)
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... we take a look at generating sub-2n Gray code count sequences comprising consecutive values. Just to refresh our memories, in Part 1 we considered the concept of Gray codes in general; in Part 2 we pondered ...

15. Gray Codes (Part 5)
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... we ponder the concept of "n-ary" (non-Boolean) Gray codes. Just to refresh our memories, in Part 1 we considered the concept of Gray codes in general; in Part 2 we pondered generating Gray codes and also ...

16. Gray Codes (Part 3)
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... we take a look at generating sub-2n Gray code count sequences. Just to remind ourselves, in Part 1 we considered the concept of Gray codes in general; in Part 2 we pondered generating Gray codes and also ...

17. Industrial ARM MCU does D1 video
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... Atmel Reduces System Cost in Industrial Applications With High-Quality Video Decoding ARM926-Based Microprocessor MPU decodes video streams and includes 2D acceleration, DDR2 support, 3.3V I/O and industrial ...

18. How to stay on top of the Ecodesign Directive for EuPs without losing sleep
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... Ecodesign Directive for Energy Using Products (EuPs). Since its publication in 2005 (Directive 2005/32/EC), this program has established a framework under which manufacturers of EuPs sold in the European ...

19. Caveat emptor: Seven warnings to heed while reading datasheets
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... little ADC for your next design that guarantees DNL (differential nonlinearity) of ±1/2 LSB at room temp? How does it do at 50 °C or -25 °C? Still no missing codes? Great! DNL decay to ±5 LSBs? Maybe you ...

20. It's here! It's Now! The next big thing in wireless monitoring and control!
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... are then downloaded over-the-air into the selected wireless network node(s). The small memory footprint (45 KB) of the SNAP OS includes the SNAPpy (Python) Virtual Machine, which executes the byte codes ...