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ORCIDMicroprocessors, Volume 1
Volume 1, Number 1, September 1976
- M. Tsuchiya:
Current state of microprocessors. 5-8 - Keith Chapple:
Expansion by contraction. 9-14 - Martin Bolton:
Development aids for high speed microprocessor systems. 17-20 - C. Bliss:
Build or buy? 22-24 - J. Brydon:
An inexpensive microprocessor development system. 25-28 - David White, Elizabeth Hogger:
Automatic software production for microcomputers. 29-32 - G. Michel, P. Rolin, Charles Wagner:
Microprocessor-based disc system. 33-37 - Gary R. Burke:
Microprocessors in control systems. 38-40 - A. H. Cribbens, D. H. Newing, H. A. Ryland:
The microprocessor as a railway control system component. 41-47 - M. H. Hilford:
Microcomputer-based graphic display systems. 49-53 - John McCrindle:
Mobile radio telemetry system for public transport. 54-58 - David Aspinall:
A review of microprocessor activity. 59-60 - J. P. Stuart:
Microprocessors: technology, architecture and applications : D. R. McGlyn. John Wiley & Sons, Chichester, UK, 320 pp (June 1976) $13.00. 74-75
Volume 1, Number 2, December 1976
- John Brignell, Dick Comley, Dick Young:
The roving slave processor. 79-84 - Eugene R. Hnatek:
Semiconductor memories: A review. 85-98 - Larry D. Wittie:
A multi-microcomputer communications switch. 99-109 - Cedric Hill:
Learning with microcomputers. 111-118 - Keith Mitchell:
The role of the logic state analyzer in the design of microprocessor systems. 119-125 - Glen G. Langdon Jr.:
Workshop on microprocessors and education: 16-18 August, 1976, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA, sponsored by DISE (digital systems and education) committee and the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science departments of Colorado State University. 126-128 - Barrie Nicholson:
Microprocessors at work: 26-29 September, 1976, Sussex University, Brighton, UK, organized by Society of Electronic and Radio Technicians (SERT) Faraday House, 8-10 Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H OHP. 128 - Ed Sturmer:
A simple memory system for microprocessors. 129-132 - John F. Wakerly:
A review of microprocessor research and teaching at the Digital Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, USA. 133-136
Volume 1, Number 3, February 1977
- David W. Bray, R. A. Meyer:
Towards a universal microprocessor. 159-164 - Keith Baker:
Improve complex software by using multiple microprocessors. 165-168 - Joe Gallacher:
Software for hardware engineers. 169-179 - John Brignell:
Research report. 181-182 - Richard D. Whitehead:
Application of microprocessors in instrumentation and control systems: 29-30 September, 1976, City University, London, organized by Sira Institute in association with Warren Spring Laboratory. 183-184
Volume 1, Number 4, April 1977
- Jean-Daniel Nicoud:
Alphanumeric TV display interface. 217-220 - Eugene R. Hnatek:
Microprocessor-digital converter applications. 222-230 - Michael D. Maples, Victor C. Barton:
Microprocessor-controlled Auger spectrometer. 231-236 - A. J. Martin-Jones, D. A. Payne:
Using microprocessors without ROM. 237-240 - Eddie Bleasdale:
Development of high level languages. 241-244 - Chris Hawkins:
Host development systems - the software path to tomorrow. 246-250 - Howard Kornstein:
Memories and microcomputers. 252-257 - Waheed G. Baig:
Microprocessor program development support. 259-262 - Kevin Bradford:
Scaling a frequency display. 263-265
Volume 1, Number 5, June 1977
- Andrew J. T. Colin:
Intel 3000 and AM 2900 microprocessors - a comparison. 287-292 - Warren T. Jones, Steven R. Budde, Steven W. Anderson:
2-pass crossassembler for the 8080 microprocessor. 293-297 - Eugene R. Hnatek:
Microprocessor device reliability. 299-303 - Murray Laver:
Microprocessors, side effects and society. 305-308 - M. W. R. Seel:
Microprocessor applications in the School of Engineering at the University of Bath UK. 309-312 - Michael D. Maples, Eugene R. Fisher:
High-level language applications at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, University of California, USA. 312-314 - Michael Wilkins:
Microprocessor interrupt handling. 317-318 - David Aspinall:
Components for information processing. 319-321 - Lionel R. Thompson:
Mag news. 326-327 - Lionel R. Thompson:
Digest of papers, COMPCON 76: COMPCON 76 Fall Committee. IEEE (1976), 392 pp, members $15, nonmembers $20. 337 - Eugene R. Hnatek:
Physics of computer memory devices: S Middelhoek, P K George and P Dekker. Academic Press (1976), 402 pp, £12.50. 337-338 - Gerhard Chroust:
Digital system implementation: G A Blaauw. Series in Automatic Computation, Prentice-Hall (1976), 384 pp. 338-339 - A. B. Wilkinson:
An introduction to microcomputers. Vol 1 - Basic concepts and Vol 2 - Some real products. 8080 programming for logic design: A Osborne. Adam Osborne & Associates (obtainable from Sybex Publications Department, Paris) (1976) (2nd ed.), 289 pp, 368 pp and 273 pp, respectively, $7.50 each (paperback). 339
Volume 1, Number 6, August 1977
- Joe Gallacher:
Design of a modular systems applications microcomputer. 345-352 - Brian R. Kirk:
Microprocessor software development method using a specification language. 353-361 - Harry F. Tibbals
, Peter F. Curran:
Optimizing function distribution in a terminal network. 362-368 - Gerhard Chroust:
Memory organization for two parallel readouts. 369-370 - Michael Barton, Erik L. Dagless:
Graphical approach to microprocessor comparison. 371-379 - David Aspinall:
Processor components: data path and control circuits. 380-384 - John Hyde:
Multiprocessing. 385-388 - Gareth Jones:
International microcomputers, minicomputers, microprocessors conference and exhibition: 24-26 May, 1977, Palais des Expositions, Geneva, Switzerland. Organized by Kiver Communications S.A. 389-390 - Alan Pipes:
REMSCON 77: Remote supervisory and control conference: 27-29 April 1977, Wembley Conference Centre, London, organized by Network. 390-391 - Gareth Jones:
Computer systems and technology: 29-31 March 1977, University of Sussex, UK. Organized by the Institution of Electrical and Radio Engineers. 391-392 - Lionel R. Thompson, Alan Pipes:
The microprocessor applications group has been formed under the aegis of the IEE. 393-394
Volume 1, Number 7, October 1977
- Martyn Edwards, Erik L. Dagless:
LSI microprogrammable microprocessors. 407-414 - J. R. Stockton:
Some simple microprocessor kit enhancements. 415-420 - Henry Davie:
Microprocessor paper-tape editor. 421-423 - Anthony C. Davies, Y. T. Fung:
Interfacing a hardware multiplier to a general-purpose microprocessor. 425-432 - Joe Gallacher:
Microcomputer-based design: John B Peatman. McGraw-Hill (1977) 540 pp, £15.75. 441 - Michael D. Maples:
Workshop on dedicated microprocessors in military and industrial systems: 25-26 May 1977, Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, Maryland, USA. Organized by IEEE Computer Society's Technical Committee on Minis and Micros. 450
Volume 1, Number 8, December 1977
- D. G. Martin, A. J. Wilkinson, W. C. Beattie:
Power-system monitoring. 463-465 - Peter Ellwood:
Microprocessor control of road toll systems. 467-470 - Roy D. Dowsing:
Comparison of design-implementation methods. 473-476 - Henry Davie:
Using macroassemblers to create microprocessor crossassemblers. 477-481 - Roy D. Dowsing:
Microprocessor support software: Part 1 assemblers and simulators. 491-493 - Ian Johnson, Paul F. Turney:
The microprocessor and its application: 5-16 September 1977, University College, Swansea, UK, sponsored by Science Research Council under the auspices of CREST-ITG. 501-502 - David Dack:
Microprocessor systems design: Edwin E Klingman, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, USA, 480pp, £18.60 (1977). 503 - Hugh S. Field-Richards:
Microcomputers/microprocessors: hardware, software and applications: J L Hilburn and P N Julich, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, USA, 372pp, £13.25 (1977). 503-504 - Jan Stuart, Lionel R. Thompson:
Reorganization of the Microprocessor Application Group. 505
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