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Microprocessors and Microsystems, Volume 23
Volume 23, Number 1, June 1999
- Pedro Martín, Manuel Mazo, Ignacio Fernández, José Luis Lázaro, Francisco Javier Rodríguez, Alfredo Gardel Vicente
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Multifunctional and autonomous, high performance architecture: application to a wheelchair for disabled people that integrates different control and guidance strategies. 1-6 - D. N. Ramos-Hernandez, Mohammad Osman Tokhi, Julian M. Bass
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Mapping and scheduling for heterogeneous architectures. 7-23 - Jesús Ureña
, Manuel Mazo, Juan Jesús García
, Álvaro Hernández, Emilio Bueno:
Correlation detector based on a FPGA for ultrasonic sensors. 25-33 - Mohammed Yakoob Siyal, Mahmood Fathy:
A programmable image processor for real-time image processing applications. 35-41
Volume 23, Number 2, September 1999
- Joan Batlle:
Advanced technologies in manufacturing. 59-60 - Josep Amat
, Alexandre Monferrer, Joan Batlle, Xavier Cufí:
GARBI: a low-cost underwater vehicle. 61-67 - Alicia Casals
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Medical robotics at UPC. 69-74 - Xoán C. Pardo Martinez, Ramón Ferreiro García:
SFC++: a tool for developing distributed real-time control software. 75-84 - T. Jost:
Simulation-based test of master control system software. 85-88 - J. M. Fuertes, J. Herrera, J. P. Arboleda, F. Heit, C. Casas, J. Company:
Communication system for a distributed intelligent controller. 89-93 - Eric Gressier-Soudan, M. Epivent, André Laurent, Raymond Boissier, D. Razafindramary, M. Raddadi:
Component oriented control architecture: the COCA project. 95-102 - José Carlos Campelo
, Francisco Rodríguez, Alicia Rubio, Rafael Ors, Pedro J. Gil, Lenin Lemus
, J. V. Busquets, José Albaladejo, Juan José Serrano:
Distributed industrial control systems: a fault-tolerant architecture. 103-112
Volume 23, Number 3, October 1999
- Alberto Broggi, Mike Hinchey, Alexander D. Stoyen:
Engineering complex computer systems. 123-124 - Dominique Houzet, Marie-France Albenge:
A shared memory model on a cluster of PCs. 125-134 - Catherine H. Gebotys, Robert J. Gebotys:
Statistically based prediction of power dissipation for complex embedded DSP processors. 135-144 - Deji Chen, Aloysius K. Mok, Mark Nixon:
Providing real-time support through component object model. 145-154 - Jin Hwan Park, K. M. George:
Efficient parallel hardware algorithms for string matching. 155-168 - Salim Hariri, Haibo Xu, Abdullah Balamash:
A multilevel modeling and analysis of network-centric systems. 169-180
Volume 23, Number 4, October 1999
- Bruce D. Moore:
Tradeoffs in selecting IC temperature sensors. 181-184 - Mohamed Ould-Khaoua:
An approximate performance model of a partially adaptive routing algorithm in hypercubes. 185-190 - Liam P. Maguire
, Thomas Martin McGinnity
, Liam McDaid:
Issues in the development of an integrated environment for embedded system design: Part A: user needs and commercial products. 191-197 - Liam P. Maguire
, Thomas Martin McGinnity
, Liam McDaid:
Issues in the development of an integrated environment for embedded system design: Part B: design and implementation. 199-206 - Ernest D. Scott, John W. Pierre, Jerry C. Hamann:
A source tracking sensor array testbed. 207-216 - Ing Yann Soon, Chai Kiat Yeo, Yeow Hong Sng:
Portable adapter for barcode scanners. 217-223 - Chris A. Czarnecki:
Design and off-line programming of a dual robot workcell for garment manufacture. 225-234 - Fernando Zubillaga-Elorza, Charles R. Allen, I. C. Leggett:
A method for rapid prototyping of instruments using web tools. 235-243 - Ando Ki:
Secondary cache enhancement using a novel tagged prefetching method. 245-253
Volume 23, Number 5, October 1999
- Alan Clements:
Computer architecture education. 255-256 - Bernd Ulmann:
Designing a NICE processor. 257-264 - Dante Del Corso, Claudio Sansoè
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Exploiting new technology for education: teaching signal integrity in computer science curricula. 265-279 - Alan Clements:
Selecting a processor for teaching computer architecture. 281-290 - Roland N. Ibbett:
Computer architecture visualisation techniques. 291-300
Volume 23, Number 6, November 1999
- Mohammad Osman Tokhi:
Special Issue on "High Performance Real-time Computing". 307 - Albert Y. Zomaya
, H. Smith, Stephan Olariu:
Computing robot Jacobians on meshes with multiple buses. 309-324 - Helder Amadeu Daniel, António E. B. Ruano
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Performance comparison of parallel architectures for real-time control. 325-336 - Julio Solano-González
, Fabián García Nocetti
, Maria da Graça Ruano:
High performance parallel-DSP computing in model-based spectral estimation. 337-344 - Haydn A. Thompson, Héctor Benítez-Pérez, D. Lee, D. N. Ramos-Hernandez, Peter J. Fleming
, C. G. Legge:
A CANbus-based safety-critical distributed aeroengine control systems architecture demonstrator. 345-355 - D. F. García Nocetti
, Julio Solano-González
, E. Moreno, A. Sotomayor:
An open high performance system for real-time ultrasonic imaging. 357-363 - Gurvinder S. Virk, Ali S. Al-Dmour:
Real-time vibration suppression in a flexible cantilever rig. 365-384 - Giovanni Muscato:
Fuzzy control of an underactuated robot with a fuzzy microcontroller. 385-391
Volume 23, Number 7, December 1999
- G. Multedo, D. Jibb, G. Angel:
ASAAC Phase II programme progress on the definition of standards for the core processing architecture of future military aircraft. 393-407 - Göran Backlund, Anna Öhrwall Rönnbäck:
Managing complexity in collaborative development: modeling requirements and enhancing communication. 409-416 - P. Garbett, J. P. Parkes, Mike Shackleton, Stuart Anderson
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A case study in innovative process improvement: code synthesis from formal specifications. 417-424 - David C. Sharp:
Component based product line development of avionics software. 425-433 - R. J. Bluff:
Integrated modular avionics: system modelling. 435-448 - N. E. Brownjohn, N. B. Aldridge, A. R. Voizey:
Avionic fibre-optic harnessing. 449-457
Volume 23, Numbers 8-9, December 1999
- Kimmo Kuusilinna, Timo Hämäläinen, Jukka Saarinen:
Practical VHDL optimization for timing critical FPGA applications. 459-469 - Milo Tomasevic, Miroslav Bojovic, Jovan Djordjevic:
A hardware implementation of the mechanism of multiprocessing. 471-479 - Francesco Curatelli, Leonardo Mangeruca, Marco Chirico:
Data communication management in system specification. 481-492 - K. Vijayan Asari, Thambipillai Srikanthan, Sanjiv Kumar, D. Radhakrishnan:
A pipelined architecture for image segmentation by adaptive progressive thresholding. 493-499 - David Budgett, Malcolm I. Heywood
, Rupert C. D. Young, Chris R. Chatwin, Shipping Huang, Philip Birch
, Maria Farsari, Chris D. Bradfield:
Real-time digital-optical correlator-systems design. 501-511 - Zoran Salcic
, T. Mistry:
FLIX environment for generation of custom-configurable machines in FPLDs for embedded applications. 513-526 - Seunjeogn Lee, In-Cheol Park
, Chong-Min Kyung:
Path-based branch prediction using signature analysis. 527-536 - Lizy Kurian John, Tao Li, Akila Subramanian:
Annex cache: a cache assist to implement selective caching. 537-551 - Jaime C. Fonseca, João Luiz Afonso
, Júlio S. Martins, Carlos Couto
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Erratum to "Fuzzy logic speed control of an induction motor": [J. Microprocessors Microsyst. 22 (1999) 523-534]. 553
Volume 23, Number 10, March 2000
- Eduardo Augusto Bezerra
, Michael Paul Gough
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A guide to migrating from microprocessor to FPGA coping with the support tool limitations. 561-572 - Giancarlo Fortino
, Libero Nigro:
A toolset in Java2 for modelling, prototyping and implementing communicating real-time state machines. 573-586 - Lanfranco Lopriore:
Object and process migration in a single-address-space distributed system. 587-595 - Alan F. T. Winfield
, Owen Holland:
The application of wireless local area network technology to the control of mobile robots. 597-607
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