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Microprocessors and Microsystems, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, January - February 1989
- Geoff Bostock:
Review of programmable logic. 3-16 - Yasuyuki Nozuyama, Akira Nishimura, Jun Iwamura:
Design for testability of a 32-bit TRON microprocessor. 17-27 - Chris Jay:
Manchester encoder circuit for local area networks. 28-32 - Chris R. Jesshope:
Parallel processing, the transputer and the future. 33-37 - Luigi Rizzo
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Simulation and performance evaluation of parallel software on multiprocessor systems. 39-46 - Joe Gallacher:
Practical introduction to expert systems. 47-53 - Jack Perkins, Ron Isaacs:
Design of computer programs for the physically handicapped. 55-61 - Colin Maunder:
Built-in test for VLSI - pseudorandom techniques: Bardell, P H, McArney, W H and Savir, J Wiley, New York, NY, USA (1987) £45.00 pp 354. 62 - Ian P. Leslie:
80386 technical reference: Strauss, E Brady, New York, NY, USA (1987) £21.70 pp 527. 62 - Alan Clements:
High-performance computer architecture: Stone, H S Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, USA (1987) £22.95 pp 425. 63 - Martin Bolton:
CMOS3 cell library: Heinbuch, D V (ed.) Addison-Wesley, Wokingham, Berks, UK (1987) £49.95 pp 704. 63 - Lionel R. Thompson:
Local area network architectures: Hutchison, D Addison-Wesley, Wokingham, UK (1988) £16.95 pp 264. 64
Volume 13, Number 2, March 1989
- Chris R. Jesshope:
Editorial. 66 - John Wexler, Dominic Prior:
Solving problems with transputers: background and experience. 67-78 - C. H. R. Grimsdale:
Distributed operating system for transputers. 79-87 - Jean-Daniel Nicoud, Ph. Schweizer:
Multitransputer graphics subsystem. 88-96 - Howard Oakley:
Mercury: an operating system for medium-grained parallelism. 97-102 - Ivan Futó, Péter Kacsuk:
CS-PROLOG on multitransputer systems. 103-112 - Alan E. Knowles, Todor Kantchev:
Message passing in a transputer system. 113-123 - Peter R. Croll, George Wilson:
Peripheral handling techniques for the transputer. 124-128 - Ian Thomas:
Support system for occam objects on transputers. 129-137 - Nigel Tucker:
Commercial issues: Parallel processing and the transputer. 139-144
Volume 13, Number 3, April 1989
- Chris R. Jesshope:
Editorial. 147 - Roger M. Smith:
Programmable digital waveform generator. 149-159 - Richard D. Beton, S. P. Turner, Colin Upstill:
Hybrid architecture paradigms in a radar ESM data processing application. 160-164 - Greg B. Shoom, David B. Skillicorn
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Automatic compilation of parallelism in visual object recognition. 165-172 - R. T. Clarke, S. J. Nichols, P. Mars:
Transputer-based simulation tool for performance evaluation of wide area telecommunications networks. 173-178 - Marina Waldén, Kaisa Sere:
Free text retrieval on transputer networks. 179-187 - Ensar Gul
, Derek P. Atherton:
Transputer implementation for multiple target tracking. 188-194 - Wouter Van den Broek, Hans de Boer:
Adaptation of a robotics algorithm for a distributed implementation using transputers. 195-202 - R. F. Browne, R. M. Hodgson:
Mapping image processing operations onto transputer networks. 203-211 - Shirin Eghtesadi, Mark Sandler:
Implementation of the Hough transform for intermediate-level vision on a transputer network. 212-218 - Steve Geffin, Borko Furht:
Transputer-based dataflow multiprocessor for robot arm control. 219-226 - A. C. J. Stavenuiter, G. Ter Reehorst, A. W. P. Bakkers:
Transputer control of a flexible robot link. 227-232
Volume 13, Number 4, May 1989
- Wolfhard Lawrenz:
Automotive electronics: state of the art and future perspectives. 235-244 - M. Jamal Deen
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Cryogenic operation of CMOS-based microsystems and computers. 245-253 - Ian Sommerville:
Integrated project support environments. 254-262 - Tapio Virvalo, Pertti Puusaari:
Developing intelligent actuator systems: experimenting with Bitbus and the 8096. 263-270 - Paolo Corsini, Graziano Frosini, Luigi Rizzo
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Implementing a parallel PROLOG interpreter by using OCCAM and transputers. 271-279 - Michael Nicolaidis, Bernard Courtois:
Self-checking logic arrays. 281-290
Volume 13, Number 5, June 1989
- Martin Bolton:
Introduction and PGA bibliography. 299-303 - Andrew Haines:
Field-programmable gate array with non-volatile configuration. 305-312 - Ross H. Freeman:
XC3000 family of user-programmable gate arrays. 313-320 - Bradly F. Fawcett:
User-programmable gate arrays: design methodology and development systems. 321-327 - John Dunlop, Demessie Girma:
Semicustom ASIC design facility based on logic cell arrays. 328-336 - Chris Jay, Karen Spesard:
LCA video controller design from OrCAD schematic design tool. 337-344 - Alan Clements:
TRON Project 1987: Open-architecture computer systems: Sakamura, K (ed.) Springer-Verlag, Tokyo, Japan (1987) pp 312. 351 - Daniel Tabak:
The 80960 microprocessor architecture: Myers, G J and Budde, D L Wiley, New York, NY, USA (1988) £30.50 pp 255. 351-352 - M. J. P. Bolton:
Designing ASICs: Naish, P and Bishop, P John Wiley, Chichester, UK (1988) £24.95, $48.95. 352
Volume 13, Number 6, July - August 1989
- Daniel Tabak:
High-performance RISC systems. 355-372 - Barbara A. Kitchenham
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Software quality assurance. 373-381 - Mark Marshall:
Techniques for user testing of the 68882. 382-386 - M. I. Barlow, P. Konnanov, S. E. Burge:
Analogue I/O strategies for transputers. 387-395 - Huw Jones:
Designing a 6809 coprocessor for the BBC microcomputer. 396-402 - Donatella Sciuto
, Fabrizio Lombardi:
Functional testing and verification of array systems. 403-412
Volume 13, Number 7, September 1989
- Nick Burd:
CSMA/CD microcontroller communication network for low-level control. 427-436 - Roger M. Goodall
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Macros: a neglected technique in assembly language programming. 437-444 - Luciano da Fontoura Costa:
Bit reversal for the TMS32010 fast Fourier transform calculation. 445-448 - Graham Hall, Trevor J. Terrell, John M. Senior, Lesley M. Murphy:
Transputer-based implementation of the Radon transform. 449-455 - Paolo Camurati, Marco Mezzalama, Paolo Prinetto:
Knowledge-based systems as an aid to computer-aided repair. 457-461 - Sudipta Bhawmik, Parimal Pal Chaudhuri:
Expert system to configure global design for testability structure in a VLSI circuit. 462-472 - Dale Hunt, Thomas J. Tyson:
Error detection and correction using SN54/74LS630 or SN54/74LS631. 473-480 - Chris R. Jesshope:
Parallel program design: a foundation: Chandry, K M and Misra, J Addison-Wesley, Wokingham, UK (1988) £19.95 pp 516. 484 - Patricia Samwell:
Programming in OCCAM 2: Burns, A Addison-Wesley, Wokingham, UK (1988) £15.95 pp 202. 484 - Ian R. Whitworth:
Parallel processing in control - the transputer and other architectures: Fleming, P J (ed.) Peter Peregrinus Ltd for the IEE, IEE Control Engineering Series 38, £30 pp 243. 485
Volume 13, Number 8, October 1989
- Steve Hitchcock:
Editorial. 491 - Alan Clements:
TRON project 1988: open-architecture computer systems: Sakamura, K (Ed.) Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg, FRG (1988) DM 148.00 pp 395. 492 - Ken Sakamura:
The TRON project. 493-502 - Ken Sakamura, Tatsuya Enomoto:
32-bit microprocessors based on the TRON specification. 503-513 - Hiroshi Takeyama, Ken Sakamura:
Design and implementation of the ITRON specification - an embedded industrial realtime OS. 514-524 - Masahiro Shimizu, Yoshiaki Kushiki, Ken Sakamura:
Operating system based on the BTRON specifications. 525-535 - Tetsuo Wasano, Yoshizumi Kobayashi:
Application of CTRON to communication networks. 537-547 - James D. Mooney:
Tron: a view from the USA. 550-553 - Alan Clements:
Creating the universal computer. 553-554 - Jim Ready:
TRON architecture faces a challenging US market. 554 - Jim Farrell:
TRON: a lack of technical understanding outside Japan. 555
Volume 13, Number 9, November 1989
- Larry Hughes:
Survey of multicast address handling techniques for Ethernet communication controllers. 563-568 - Jacob Davidson:
High-level language for embedded microprocessors. 569-578 - Gordon B. Steven, Sue M. Gray, R. G. Adams:
HARP: A parallel pipelined RISC processor. 579-587 - J. Standeven, Martin J. Colley, David M. Lyons:
Hardware voter for fault-tolerant transputer systems. 588-596 - B. T. G. Tan:
Generalized protocol for parallel-port handshaking. 597-606 - Ian Hay, J. McCulloch, C. Litchfield:
TRON-compatible 16/32-bit microprocessor. 607-620 - Alistair Armitage:
Microprocessor based systems for the higher technician: Vears, R Heinemann Newnes, Oxford, UK (1988) £12.95 pp 287. 621 - Nicolas North:
Crafting a compiler: Fischer, C N and LeBlanc, R J Jr. Addison-Wesley, Wokingham, UK (1988) £16.95. 621-622 - Alan Clements:
Essential concepts of computer architecture: Yuen, C K Addison-Wesley, Wokingham, UK (1988) £14.95 pp 278. 622 - N. C. Burd:
Microprocessor based distributed control systems: Kalani, G Prentice-Hall, Hemel Hempstead, UK (1988) £19.95. 622 - Mike Banahan:
C Traps and Pit Falls: Koenig, A Addison-Wesley, Wokingham, UK (1989) £13.49 pp 141. 623
Volume 13, Number 10, December 1989
- Geoffrey F. Carpenter:
Database for investigating the effects of induced faults. 627-636 - Denis Beauregard, Réjean Plamondon
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CASE tool for microprocessing. 637-643 - Fateneh Hamisi, David A. Fraser:
Transputer-based implementation of realtime robot position control. 644-652 - P. C. Ching, S. W. Wu:
Realtime digital signal processing system using a parallel processing architecture. 653-658 - Orazio Mirabella, S. Muni, G. Sberna:
Realtime DSP-based system for spectral analysis. 659-665 - John Anderson:
Digital Signal Processing: Inmos Ltd Prentice Hall, Hemel Hempstead, UK (1989) £19.95 pp 266. 673 - N. C. Burd:
Programmable controllers - operation and application: Warnock, I G Prentice-Hall, Hemel Hempstead, UK (1989) £24.95. 673-674 - F. Joel Ferguson:
Microprocessor Interfacing and the 68000: Peripherals and systems: Clements, A Wiley and Sons Ltd, Chichester, UK (1989) £39.95 pp 446. 674
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