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ORCIDIEEE Micro, Volume 11
Volume 11, Number 1, February 1991
- Ware Myers:
The drive to the year 2000. 10-13 - Jean-Daniel Nicoud:
Dedicated tools for microprocessor education. 14-17 - John A. Fulcher:
Fun and games and microcomputer interfacing [laboratory exercises]. 18-21 - L. Howard Pollard, Ramiro Jordan:
An Advanced Educational Microprocessor System. 22-25 - David W. Russell, Kirtley B. Haden:
A configurable, virtual microprocessor system for instructional use in real-time, real-world studies. 26-29 - Thomas W. Schultz:
Peripheral hardware and a hands-on multitasking lab. 30-33 - Douglas V. Hall:
Adapting curriculum materials for different course sequences. 34-37 - Simon L. Peyton Jones, Mark Hardie:
A Futurebus interface from off-the-shelf parts. 38-41 - C. Warren:
On the edge-evaluating shielded twisted-pair cable. 46-47
Volume 11, Number 2, April 1991
- Xiaodong Zhang:
System effects of interprocessor communication latency in multicomputers. 12-15 - Cosimo Antonio Prete:
RST cache memory design for a highly coupled multiprocessor system. 16-19 - Antonella Di Stefano, Orazio Mirabella, Fabio Presente:
Implementing a DSP-based Petri-net simulation tool. 20-23 - Ahmed Louri:
Three-dimensional optical architecture and data-parallel algorithms for massively parallel computing. 24-27
Volume 11, Number 3, June 1991
- Val Popescu, Merle Schultz, John E. Spracklen, Gary Gibson, Bruce D. Lightner, David Isaman:
The Metaflow architecture. 10-13 - Richard R. Oehler, Michael W. Blasgen:
IBM RISC System/6000: architecture and performance. 14-17 - Howard Sachs, Harlan McGhan, Lee F. Hanson, Nathan A. Brookwood:
Design and implementation trade-offs in the Clipper C400 architecture. 18-21 - Ulrich Schmidt, Knut Caesar:
Datawave: a single-chip multiprocessor for video applications. 22-25 - Craig Peterson, James Sutton, Paul Wiley:
iWarp: a 100-MOPS, LIW microprocessor for multicomputers. 26-29
Volume 11, Number 4, August 1991
- Richard H. Stern:
Micro Law-the first chip-layout copying case. 3-6 - Akira Fukuda, Kazuaki J. Murakami, Shinji Tomita:
Toward advanced parallel processing: exploiting parallelism at task and instruction levels. 16-19 - Toyohiko Yoshida, Toru Shimisu, Shigeo Mizugaki, Jun-ichi Hinata:
The Gmicro/100 32-bit microprocessor. 20-23 - Hiroaki Takada, Ken Sakamura:
ITRON-MP: an adaptive real-time kernel specification for shared-memory multiprocessor systems. 24-27 - Akira Kabemoto, Hiroshi Yoshida:
The architecture of the Sure System 2000 communications processor. 28-31 - Yau-Hwang Kuo, Ling-Yang Kung, Ching-Chung Tzeng, Guang-Huei Jeng, Wei-Kuo Chia:
KMDS: an expert system for integrated hardware/software design of microprocessor-based digital systems. 32-35
Volume 11, Number 5, October 1991
- Hua Li, Ching-Ho Chen:
Simulating a function of visual peripheral processes with an analog VLSI network. 8-11 - Marco Knaflitz, Gabriella Balestra
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Computer analysis of the myoelectric signal. 12-15 - Hans-Ruedi Aschmann, Niklaus Giger, Elisabeth Hoepli, Peter Janak, Hubert D. Kirrmann:
Alphorn: a remote procedure call environment for fault-tolerant, heterogeneous, distributed systems. 16-19 - Charles E. Roberts:
A RISC processor for embedded applications within an ASIC. 20-23 - Mark G. Atkins:
Performance and the i860 microprocessor. 24-27
Volume 11, Number 6, December 1991
- Kuo Chi Lee, Takako M. Hickey, Victor Mak, Gary E. Herman:
VLSI accelerators for large database systems. 8-20 - Pascal Faudemay, Mongia Mhiri:
An associative accelerator for large databases. 22-34 - Mahdi Abdelguerfi, Arun K. Sood:
A fine-grain architecture for relational database aggregation operations. 35-43 - David K. Hsiao:
A parallel, scalable, microprocessor-based database computer for performance gains and capacity growth. 44-60 - Ushio Inoue, Tetsuji Satoh, Haruo Hayami, Hideaki Takeda, Toshio Nakamura, Hideki Fukuoka:
Rinda: a relational database processor with hardware specialized for searching and sorting. 61-70
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