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98 results found

no	title	author	magazine	year	volume	issue	page(s)	type
1	A classy 8080 text editor			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
2	Add vectored interrupts and memory-mapped I/O to 4-bit μP's			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
3	Advertiser's index			1976	1	2	p. 153- 1 p.	article
4	All about microcomputers			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
5	A microprocessor-controlled printer			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
6	A multi-microcomputer communications switch	Wittie, Larry D		1976	1	2	p. 99-109 11 p.	article
7	A review of microprocessor research and teaching at the Digital Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, USA	Wakerly, John F		1976	1	2	p. 133-136 4 p.	article
8	A simple memory system for microprocessors	Sturmer, Ed		1976	1	2	p. 129-132 4 p.	article
9	Assembly language for μPs			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
10	Base your IC tester on a μP			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
11	10-bit micro on the move			1976	1	2	p. 148- 1 p.	article
12	Bringing up the PACE μP — a detailed application story			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
13	Button, button in 8080 machine code			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
14	calendar			1976	1	2	p. 156- 1 p.	article
15	Chipping away at core			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
16	Circular buffer debugs blood pressure gauge			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
17	Computer interfacing: anatomy of a microcomputer			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
18	Computers for the masses			1976	1	2	p. 151- 1 p.	article
19	Control users speak out on microprocessors			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
20	Denver tiny BASIC for 8080s a 2nd version that includes 1-D arrays			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
21	Designer's guide to: digital synchronization circuits — Part 1			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
22	Designer's guide to semiconductor memories — Part 10			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
23	Disc microcomputer system			1976	1	2	p. 151- 1 p.	article
24	Displays don't trouble 8-bits μPs			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
25	Do-it-yourself PROM programming simplifies μP development systems			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
26	Employ μP software tools properly			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
27	European first from Ferranti			1976	1	2	p. 142- 1 p.	article
28	Evolution of microprogrammed input/output processing in one processor family			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
29	Experts tell how to hold down high cost of processor programs			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
30	Explore an 8080 with Educator-8080			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
31	Floating point routines for the 6502			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
32	Floating point unit			1976	1	2	p. 148- 1 p.	article
33	Focus on microprocessors			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
34	Games in Pittman's 6800 tiny BASIC			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
35	Generating input/output device select pulses for microcomputer interfacing			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
36	GI expands production			1976	1	2	p. 152- 1 p.	article
37	Hardware versus software for microprocessor I/O			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
38	High-level or low? Language choice hinges on μP-system production volume			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
39	High speed MOSFET circuits using advanced lithography			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
40	Incorporate a calculator chip, instead of a microprocessor			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
41	Integrated injection logic: a bipolar LSI Technique			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
42	Interactive terminals: suited to a CRT			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
43	Interface modules for DEC LSI-11			1976	1	2	p. 146- 1 p.	article
44	Just getting into microprocessors? Odds are you'll end up with a kit			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
45	Larger library			1976	1	2	p. 143- 1 p.	article
46	Learning with microcomputers	Hill, Cedric		1976	1	2	p. 111-118 8 p.	article
47	Let a μP keep track of your process			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
48	Logic package extends μP memory access			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
49	Lunar Tander for the 6502			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
50	Macro processor simplifies microcomputer programming			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
51	Microcomputer control: new LSI chips make it practical			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
52	Microcomputer interfacing: accumulator I/O versus memory I/O			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
53	Microcomputer interfacing: the 8080 microcomputer output instruction			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
54	Microcomputer interfacing: the substitution of software for hardware			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
55	Microprocessor-controlled system diagnoses tugboat engine malfunctions			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
56	Microprocessor development on international network			1976	1	2	p. 147- 1 p.	article
57	Microprocessor programming trade-offs — which language is best?			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
58	Microprocessors at Compec Europe			1976	1	2	p. 142-143 2 p.	article
59	Microprocessors at work	Nicholson, Barrie		1976	1	2	p. 128- 1 p.	article
60	Microprocessor scorecard			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
61	Microprocessors: makers scramble to take on 8-bit models			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
62	Microprocessors: where do they fit?			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
63	Microprogrammable virtual machines			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
64	Microprogramming helps squeeze more from your equipment dollar			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
65	Minicomputer and Microcomputer — an evolution in the data processing field?			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
66	Minicomputers and microcomputers			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
67	MINOL-Tiny BASIC with strings in 1.75k bytes			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
68	Modern uses a custom-designed rather than standard microprocessor			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
69	Monitor/debugger saves time when checking μP software			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
70	μP-based system monitors cable tension in spine-curvature-victim treatment			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
71	Professor A J T Colin reviews the work being done wih processors in the Department of Computer Science at Strathclyde University, UK			1976	1	2	p. 136-139 4 p.	article
72	Programming hints ease use of familiar microprocessor			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
73	Prototype wiring system			1976	1	2	p. 149- 1 p.	article
74	μPs to spur distributed comm control in industrial process-monitor systems			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
75	Put the “Do everything” chip in your next design			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
76	RCA expands microprocessor aids			1976	1	2	p. 143- 1 p.	article
77	Read/write memory modules			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
78	Resident PL/M			1976	1	2	p. 150-151 2 p.	article
79	Romulator emulator			1976	1	2	p. 149- 1 p.	article
80	Semiconductor memories: A review	Hnatek, Eugene R		1976	1	2	p. 85-98 14 p.	article
81	Simplified floppy-disc controller for microcomputers			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
82	Standard programmer for reliability			1976	1	2	p. 151- 1 p.	article
83	System languages for microprocessors: considerations and trends			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
84	System monitor for 8080-based microcomputers			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
85	Test A/D converters digitally by use of a microprocessor or minicomputer and a simple BASIC program			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
86	The design of a real-time operating system for a minicomputer. Part II			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
87	The PLA: a different kind of ROM			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
88	The role of the logic state analyzer in the design of microprocessor systems	Mitchell, Keith		1976	1	2	p. 119-125 7 p.	article
89	The roving slave processor	Brignell, John		1976	1	2	p. 79-84 6 p.	article
90	The world of interfacing — microcomputers don't live by microprocessors alone			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
91	Training centre			1976	1	2	p. 150- 1 p.	article
92	Two new approaches simplify testing of microprocessors			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
93	Venturing FORTH			1976	1	2	p. 143- 1 p.	article
94	What is a microcomputer input/output device?			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
95	What you should know about the 488 and 583 interface standards			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
96	When it comes to floppys, there is much to know before you buy			1976	1	2	p. 154- 1 p.	article
97	Where are high-level languages headed: 3 specialists in industry give views			1976	1	2	p. 155- 1 p.	article
98	Workshop on microprocessors and education	Langdon, Glen G.		1976	1	2	p. 126-128 3 p.	article

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