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COMPUTING - There's more than one path to single-chip graphics| 1999
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PROCESSORS - Superfast mC adds features| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Superfast mC adds features| 1999
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COMPUTING - Memory like an elephant| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - There's more than one path to single-chip graphics| 1999
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DIGITAL - Memory like an elephant| 1999
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There's more than one path to single-chip graphics| 1999
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Memory like an elephant| 1999
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Superfast C adds features| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Memory like an elephant| 1999
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DIGITAL - There's more than one path to single-chip graphics| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Dilbert| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Sanguine announces sell-rebuy strategy| 1999
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EDN goes "Books on tape" one better| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - EDN goes "Books on tape" one better| 1999
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Cool toot gives early chip-power estimation| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Cool tool gives early chip-power estimation| 1999
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Dilbert| 1999
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Sanguine announces sell-rebuy strategy| 1999
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EDA-TEST TOOLS - Cool tool gives early chip-power estimation| 1999
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POWER - New products put power in power-supply simulation| 1999
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Graphical models generate real-time software| 1999
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New products put power in power-supply simulation| 1999
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EDA-TEST TOOLS - New products put power in power-supply simulation| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - New products put power in power-supply simulation| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Graphical models generate real-time software| 1999
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EMBEDDED SYSTEMS - Graphical models generate real-time software| 1999
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COMPUTING - Volume rendering delivers the inside perspective| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Volume rendering delivers the inside perspective| 1999
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Volume rendering delivers the inside perspective| 1999
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DIGITAL - Volume rendering delivers the inside perspective| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Philips breathes new life into 80C51| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Passivity offers capacitors, eschews solutions| 1999
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PROCESSORS - Philips breathes new life into 80C51| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - CMOS op amps deliver bandwidth and slew rate with 1-mA supply| 1999
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Passivity offers capacitors, eschews solutions| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - CMOS op amps deliver bandwidth and slew rate with 1-mA supply| 1999
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CMOS op amps deliver bandwidth and slew rate with 1-mA supply| 1999
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Philips breathes new life into 80C51| 1999
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COMPONENTS - Go temperature-to-digital in an SOT-23| 1999
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POWER - Buck-boost regulators: Not just for filters| 1999
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Chauvinistic becomes sole nonsupplier of 8051-type C5| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - Go temperature-to-digital in an SOT-23| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Buck-boost regulators: Not just for filters| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Chauvinistic becomes sole nonsupplier of 8051-type mCs| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Go temperature-to-digital in an SOT-23| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - Buck-boost regulators: Not just for filters| 1999
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Buck-boost regulators: not just for filters| 1999
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Go temperature-to-digital in an SOT-23| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - LDO regulators show vitality of mundane function| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - LDO regulators show vitality of mundane function| 1999
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POWER - LDO regulators show vitality of mundane function| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Op amps drive loads to the rail without degrading open-loop gain| 1999
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LDO regulators show vitality of mundane function| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - Op amps drive loads to the rail without degrading open-loop gain| 1999
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Op amps drive loads to the rail without degrading open-loop gain| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Plastic is the key to cost-saving RF GSM family| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - Plastic is the key to cost-saving RF GSM family| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Seamy Semiconductor adopts JALQM program| 1999
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Quantum FPGA breaks 10 million-gate barrier| 1999
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Seamy Semiconductor adopts JALQM program| 1999
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Plastic is the key to cost-saving RF GSM family| 1999
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LEADING EDGE - Quantum FPGA breaks 10 million-gate barrier| 1999
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DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS - Ednmag.comment You have no privacyMarkowitz, Michael et al. | 1999
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DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS - Editorial Staff| 1999
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DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS - Business Staff| 1999
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It's the customer, stupidDipert, B. et al. | 1999
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EDNMAG.COMMENT - It's the customer, stupidDipert, Brian et al. | 1999
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EDNMAG.COMMENT - When "good" mergers aren't so goodLipman, Jim et al. | 1999
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When "good" mergers aren't so goodLipman, J. et al. | 1999
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DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS - Name That Widget!| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - Analog front ends bridge the xDSL-to-real-world chasm| 1999
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Analog front ends bridge the xDSL-to-real-world chasm: For xDSL to gain widespread availability, you need to make it your main priority to design its analog circuitry with high signal fidelity and Iow power operationSchweber, B. et al. | 1999
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FEATURES - Analog front ends bridge the xDSL-to-real-world chasm - For xDSL to gain widespread availability, you need to make it your main priority to design its analog circuitry with high signal fidelity and low power operationSchweber, Bill et al. | 1999
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COMMUNICATIONS-NETWORKING - Analog front ends bridge the xDSL-to-real-world chasm| 1999
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EMBEDDED SYSTEMS - Getting glitzy with graphics for embedded systems| 1999
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COMPUTING - Getting glitzy with graphics for embedded systems| 1999
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Getting glitzy with graphics for embedded systems: Crisp, colorful, snappy 2- and 3-D graphics are now appearing in a diverse set of hardware platforms other than PCs, workstations, and arcade gamesDipert, B. et al. | 1999
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FEATURES - Getting glitzy with graphics for embedded systems - Crisp, colorful, snappy 2- and 3-D graphics are now appearing in a diverse set of hardware platforms other than PCs, workstations, and arcade games. Increasing chip densities and better APIs are leading the chargeDipert, Brian et al. | 1999
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DIGITAL - Getting glitzy with graphics for embedded systems| 1999
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Shift register makes a fast counter| 1999
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DIGITAL - Shift register makes a fast counter| 1999
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DESIGN IDEAS - Shift register makes a fast counter| 1999
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DIGITAL - RS-232C monitor operates without a power supply| 1999
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RS-232C monitor operates without a power supply| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - RS-232C monitor operates without a power supply| 1999
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EMBEDDED SYSTEMS - RS-232C monitor operates without a power supply| 1999
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COMPUTING - RS-232C monitor operates without a power supply| 1999
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DESIGN IDEAS - RS-232C monitor operates without a power supply| 1999
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DIGITAL - Simple circuits control RC servos| 1999
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DESIGN IDEAS - Simple circuits control RC servos| 1999
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Simple circuits control RC servos| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - Simple circuits control RC servos| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - One amplifier makes one-shot| 1999
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DESIGN IDEAS - One amplifier makes one-shot| 1999
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One amplifier makes one-shot| 1999
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High-power latch provides 48V, 10A| 1999
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DESIGN IDEAS - High-power latch provides 48V, 10A| 1999
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POWER - High-power latch provides 48V, 10A| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - High-power latch provides 48V, 10A| 1999
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Tiny IC debounces pushbutton switch| 1999
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Back-to-back FETs thwart reverse current| 1999
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DESIGN IDEAS - Back-to-back FETs thwart reverse current| 1999
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DESIGN IDEAS - Tiny IC debounces pushbutton switch| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - Back-to-back FETs thwart reverse current| 1999
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DIGITAL - Tiny IC debounces pushbutton switch| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - Tiny IC debounces pushbutton switch| 1999
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FEATURES - Internet protocols: Ready to work in factories - By replacing proprietary implementations in factory-automation systems, Internet protocols and standard networks can reduce costs and add valuable capabilitiesPeterson, Cornelius Pete et al. | 1999
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Internet protocols: ready to work in factories: By replacing proprietary implementations in factory-automation systems, Internet protocols and standard networks can reduce costs and add valuable capabilitiesPeterson, C. et al. | 1999
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EMBEDDED SYSTEMS - Internet protocols: Ready to work in factories| 1999
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COMMUNICATIONS-NETWORKING - Internet protocols: Ready to work in factories| 1999
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EMBEDDED SYSTEMS - General-purpose processors target floating-point DSP| 1999
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General-purpose processors target floating-point DSP: The term "DSP" describes both an application space and the set of Ps designed to address the needs of those applicationsPaavola, S. et al. | 1999
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PROCESSORS - General-purpose processors target floating-point DSP| 1999
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FEATURES - General-purpose processors target floating-point DSP - The term "DSP" describes both an application space and the set of ,uPs designed to address the needs of those applications. As general-purpose CPUs increase their floating-point performance, does a dedicated DSP still make sense for your design?Paavola, Steve et al. | 1999
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COMPUTING - General-purpose processors target floating-point DSP| 1999
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PRODUCTS - Components Showcase| 1999
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COMPONENTS - New Products: Components| 1999
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PRODUCTS - Integrated Circuits| 1999
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DIGITAL - New Products: Integrated Circuits| 1999
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ASICs-PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC - New Products: Integrated Circuits| 1999
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ANALOG-MIXED SIGNAL - New Products: Integrated Circuits| 1999
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PRODUCTS - Embedded Systems| 1999
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EMBEDDED SYSTEMS - New Products: Embedded Systems| 1999
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PRODUCTS - Computers & Peripherals| 1999
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COMPUTING - New Products: Computers & Peripherals| 1999
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DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS - Advertisers Index| 1999