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1. (jCommunity Group) Tuesday, 31 December 2069 2. Gray Codes (Part 2) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) The term Gray code is typically used to refer to a binary sequence in which only a single bit changes value when transitioning between adjacent states. In this, the second installment of our mini-series, ... Sunday, 06 September 2009 3. ASCII, EBCDIC, ISO, and Other Computer Codes (Part 4) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) Digital computers represent and manipulate all forms of data as a collection of numerical values. In the case of text, alphanumerical and punctuation characters are each assigned a numerical equivalent, ... Friday, 28 August 2009 4. Cadence, CoWare and Synopsys. Sorting out the investment. (MyBlog/TB-Blog) ... which CoWare spun off in 1996 – and they received almost $14 million in venture capital funding in two rounds of funding from Greylock, Needham & Company($11.5M), GIMV and IT Partners. Then ARM, ST Microelectronics ... Monday, 08 February 2010 5. ASCII, EBCDIC, ISO, and Other Computer Codes (Part 3) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) Digital computers represent and manipulate all forms of data as a collection of numerical values. In the case of text, alphanumerical and punctuation characters are each assigned a numerical equivalent, ... Friday, 28 August 2009 6. Karnaugh Maps (Part 1) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) In 1953, the American physicist Maurice Karnaugh invented a form of logic diagram called a Karnaugh map, which provides a graphical technique for representing Boolean functions. In this, the first installment ... Monday, 14 September 2009 7. ASCII, EBCDIC, ISO, and Other Computer Codes (Part 2) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) Digital computers represent and manipulate all forms of data as a collection of numerical values. In the case of text, alphanumerical and punctuation characters are each assigned a numerical equivalent, ... Friday, 28 August 2009 8. ASCII, EBCDIC, ISO, and Other Computer Codes (Part 1) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) Digital computers represent and manipulate all forms of data as a collection of numerical values. In the case of text, alphanumerical and punctuation characters are each assigned a numerical equivalent, ... Friday, 28 August 2009 9. Lattice MachXO – The Swiss Army Knife of PLDs (MyBlog/TB-Blog) The folks at Lattice Semiconductor are on a roll today. They tell me that they've now shipped over 25 million MachXO PLDs, which they tend to regard as being the Swiss Army Knife of PLDs. Broadly adopted ... Monday, 30 November 2009 10. Reed Muller Logic (MyBlog/TB-Articles) Some digital functions can be difficult to optimize if they are represented in the conventional sum-of-products or product-of-sums forms, which are based on ANDs, ORs, NANDs, NORs, and NOTs. In certain ... Tuesday, 22 September 2009 11. Gray Codes (Part 1) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) The term Gray code is typically used to refer to a binary sequence in which only a single bit changes value when transitioning between adjacent states. In this, the first installment of our mini-series, ... Friday, 04 September 2009 12. DIY Computers and Teleprinters (MyBlog/TB-Blog) I’ve been working on building a computer based on the DIYCalculator (http://www.diycalculator.com/) as time allows. There’s a virtual version of this computer already in existence that was written by the ... Tuesday, 10 November 2009 13. Gray Codes (Part 5) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) The term Gray code is typically used to refer to a binary sequence in which only a single bit changes value when transitioning between adjacent states. In this, the fifth and final installment of our mini-series, ... Sunday, 06 September 2009 14. Gray Codes (Part 3) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) The term Gray code is typically used to refer to a binary sequence in which only a single bit changes value when transitioning between adjacent states. In this, the third installment of our mini-series, ... Sunday, 06 September 2009 15. Gray Codes (Part 4) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) The term Gray code is typically used to refer to a binary sequence in which only a single bit changes value when transitioning between adjacent states. In this, the fourth installment of our mini-series, ... Sunday, 06 September 2009 16. The Life and Work of Konrad Zuse (Part 5) (MyBlog/TB-Articles) 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 ... Saturday, 19 September 2009 17. Book Review: Bebop to the Boolean Boogie: An Unconventional Guide to Electronics (MyBlog/TB-Reviews) ... is always good and I'm sure everyone will learn something from this volume. For instance, although the color gray can also be spelled grey and be correct, counters are definitively Gray after the inventor. ... Monday, 31 August 2009 18. Caveat emptor: Seven warnings to heed while reading datasheets (MyBlog/TB-Blog) Datasheets, particularly in the world of analog and mixed-signal IC, are often fascinating bits of technical literature. On the one hand, they are engineering documents that specify what an OEM designer ... Thursday, 04 February 2010 19. Industrial ARM MCU does D1 video (MyBlog/TB-Blog) Here’s one that slipped past me this week: Amtel’s new SAM9M10 industrial MCU brings together a 400 MHz ARM926 CPU, a video decoder (which does D1 or WVGA at 30fps), and 2D graphics acceleration. It’s ... Friday, 15 January 2010 20. SATURN orbits the hardware-software codesign problem (MyBlog/TB-Blog) Sometimes you just have to laugh a little at the way in which acronyms are put together or products are named. I just say one that I thought deserved a little bit of attention. So look at the product name ... Thursday, 07 January 2010
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