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ORCIDMicroprocessing and Microprogramming, Volume 10
Volume 10, Number 1, 1982
- Editorial Board. I
- X. D. Lu, Philip C. Treleaven:
A special-purpose VLSI chip: A dynamic pipeline up-down counter. 1-10 - Tomás Lang, Mateo Valero:
M-users B-servers arbiter for multiple-busses multiprocessors. 11-18 - Mauro Di Manzo, Arrigo L. Frisiani, Tullio Vernazza:
A monitoring distributed system. 19-24 - Chandrika Kamath, Virendrakumar C. Bhavsar:
Implementation and performance prediction of some parallel algorithms on the Plexus microcomputer network. 25-31 - Anders P. Ravn:
Use of concurrent Pascal in systems programming teaching. 33-35 - S. Sadiq-Hussain, Adnan Rahman:
A microprocessor - based true R.M.S. Meter. 37-42 - ANSI, ISO and IEEE: Current activities and collaboration. 43-45
- Informatics and social responsibility: a proposal. 47-52
- IEE colloquia in microprocessor applications. 52-54
- Hisashi Kobayashi:
Fifth generation computer systems. 54-59 - Nancy Novick:
System modeling and optimization. 59-61 - Artificial intelligence and robotics consortium. 61
- Micros for managers. 61-62
- Microprocessor market in Western Europe. 62-63
Volume 10, Numbers 2-3, 1982
- Klaus Waldschmidt:
Guest editors preface. 69 - Klaus Waldschmidt:
Microelectronics technology: An introduction. 71-76 - Günter Zimmer:
MOS-technology. 77-99 - Jan Lohstroh:
Devices and circuits for bipolar (V)LSI. 101-117 - Kurt Hoffmann:
Status and trends of dynamic and static RAMs. 119-127 - Raphael Klein, Wallace E. Tchon:
Nonvolatile semiconductor memory. 129-138 - Ulf Schindel, Uwe Jäger, Dieter Wolff:
Modeling and simulation. 139-151 - Hans Martin Lipp:
Logic design strategies. 153-162 - Monika Obrebska:
Efficiency and performance comparison of different design methodologies for control parts of microprocessors. 163-178 - Standards IFIP and standardization. 179-181
- Stanley L. Freeny:
Euromicro reports first international workshop on VLSI in communications. 183-205
Volume 10, Number 4, 1982
- Lynn Conway:
The MPC adventures: Experiences with the generation of VLSI design and implementation methodologies. 209-228 - Romeo Ortega:
Experimental evaluation of four microprocessor-based advanced control algorithms. 229-245 - R. K. Arora, N. K. Sharma:
On the design of a distributed operating system using a high level distributed programming language. 247-254 - Bolestaw Szymanski
, Marek Sulej:
Design of a specialized hardware for data selection and transformation. 255-259 - Philip G. Barker:
Computer control of a random access slide projector. 261-271 - Revised and new ECMA standards. 273-275
- Modeling and simulation on microcomputer. 277-282
- Real-time systems. 282-283
- Industrial robots. 283-288
- Informatics and education: IFIP's new initiatives. 288-293
Volume 10, Number 5, 1982
- Abby Gelles:
Information and the household: a second opinion. 299-310 - Bruno Bartolommei, Amilcare Bovo, Malio Springlo:
Microprogramming techniques in front-end processors of the PROTEO Digital Switching System. 311-324 - Shinji Umeyama, Yoshikuni Okada, Koichiro Tamura:
New processor interconnection strategies for a large multi-processor system. 325-332 - Dan Tomescu, Cristian Baleanu:
The circular synchronous computer and its relation to functional programming. 333-340 - Serge Monchaud:
Interfacing microprocessors and simple sensors in robotics. 341-343 - Publications from the British Standards Institution (BSI). 345-346
- Industrial robots. 347-350
- 1982 Canadian conference on industrial computer systems. 350-351
- Involving micros in education. 351-357
- Robots VI. 357-360
- Wolfgang Höfs:
Programming the PET/CBM. 361-362 - John L. Berg:
Software reflected. 362-363
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