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Articles in September, 1992 issue of EDN

• Hitachi H8/338 microC crams 48-kbyte EPROM/ROM and 2-kbyte RAM into one IC. (Hitachi America Ltd. microcontroller)(EDN-Processor Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Weiss, Ray
• 8-bit microcontroller drives closed-caption TV. (Motorola Inc.'s 68HC5CC1)(EDN-Processor Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Weiss, Ray
• Basic characteristics distinguish sampling A/D converters: designer's guide to sampling A/D converters. (part one) (EDN-Design Feature)
  by Kester, Walt
• Algorithms. (placement and routing algorithms for application-specific integrated circuit design)(EDN-Special Report)
  by Roitblat, Barry
• On the road to a LabView port: long path to full Windows support for virtual-instrument pack. (National Instruments Corp.'s program development software)(Profiles in Innovation)
  by Bond, John
• Good prognosis for EEs developing medical devices: openings exist for a variety of EEs, including those with a background in defense. (electronics engineers)
  by Magee, Harriett
• Intelligent supplies have power-out warning. (EFI Electronics Corp.'s Langarde uninterruptible power supplies)(EDN-Product Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Ormond, Tom
• Testers let you pinpoint the causes of EMI failures. (Keytek Instrument Corp.'s ECAT tester, electromagnetic interference)(EDN-Product Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Strassberg, Dan
• Engineers work for education. (the Engineers for Education association)(EDN-News Breaks)
• Choosing complex PLDs and FPGAs. (programmable logic devices, field-programmable gate arrays) (includes related article on PLD and FPGA benchmarks)(EDN-Special Report) (Cover Story)
  by Swager, Anne Watson
• Silicon accelerometers tackle cost-sensitive applications. (EDN-Technology Update)(includes list of vendors) (Column)
  by Quinnell, Richard A.
• $9995 ICE handles Motorola 16- and 32-bit microprocessors. (Microtek International Inc.'s Powerscope debugger and PowerPack Ethernet-capable in-circuit emulator) (Product Announcement)
  by Strassberg, Dan
• Act now to develop your HDL skills. (hardware description language)(Commentary) (Column)
  by Bourbon, Bruce R.
• Design team makes friendly sparks; to test for EMI, you need equipment that mimics some nasty phenomena. (KeyTek Instrument Corp.'s Keytek Expert Computer-Aided Testing Series)(electromagnetic interference) (Profiles in Innovation)(includes related articl
  by Travis, Bill
• Hyundai seeks senior-level EEs. (Hyundai Electronics America, Information Systems Division, electronics engineers)
• Modular dc/dc converters develop 3.3 to 48V outputs. (Electronic Measurements Inc.'s SMQ Series of dc/dc converters)(EDN-Product Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Ormond, Tom
• H8/3101 smart-card microcontroller provides 8-kbyte EEPROM nonvolatile memory. (from Hitachi America Ltd.)(EDN-Processor Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Weiss, Ray
• Futurebus+ standards spur commercial products. (EDN-Technology Update, Column)(includes list of manufacturers and related articles on Futurebus+'s competition and the Futurebus architecture) (Buyers Guide)
  by Gallant, John
• Bringing IC layout in house. (includes list of vendors' place-and-route tools) (EDN-Special Report: ASIC Technology)(application-specific integrated circuits) (Cover Story)
  by Napier, John C.
• Design steps in automated layout. (EDN-Special Report)
  by Roitblat, Barry
• Hardware accelerator executes at behavioral VHDL level. (Zycad Corp.'s VHDL Instruction Processor)(VHSIC hardware-description-language) (Product Announcement)
  by Schechter, Joanne
• Three Wyse operations stage recruitment drive; 20 slots are open for software, firmware, and hardware EEs. (Wyse Technology Inc., electronics engineers)
  by Magee, Harriett
• Virtual-instrument ware migrates to MS-Windows. (National Instruments Corp.'s LabView program development software) (Product Announcement)
  by Strassberg, Dan
• Pacific Northwest stays afloat through economic storm. (Washington and Oregon states) (Regional Profile)
  by Colborn, Kate
• Doors open to inventive EEs at laser-printer vendors. (electronics engineers) (Career Watch)
  by Stenzler-Centonze, Marjorie
• Tape drives proliferate despite format diversity. (EDN-Technology Update)(includes list of manufacturers) (Column)
  by Wright, Maury
• EDN's DSP-chip directory. (digital signal processor) (includes glossary of block diagram abbreviations and related article on the future DSP market) (Directory)
  by Shear, David
• IC builds real-time histogram and saves hardware. (Harris Semiconductor's HSP48410 Histogrammer/Accumulator integrated circuit)(EDN-Processor Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Weiss, Ray
• Diversity starts in the classroom; EEs volunteer to teach kids about math, science, and their profession. (electrical engineers) (includes related article on volunteer organizations)(Diversity)
  by Colborn, Kate
• Specialized PROM advances the state of the state machine: part supports Mealy, Moore types; registers, muxes are on chip. (Cypress Semiconductor Corp.'s CY7C258/9 programmable ROM device) (Product Announcement)
  by Vaughan, Jack
• Tips for moving from defense to commercial work.
  by Coppens, James
• System simulators meet wireless challenges: CAE tools for wireless systems. (EDN-Technology Update) (Technical)
  by Conner, Doug
• 16-MHz RISC microprocessor strips down for action. (Advanced Micro Devices' 29205)(EDN-Processor Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Weiss, Ray
• High-resolution DAC uses coarse/fine control. (digital-to-analog converter)(EDN-Design Ideas) (Technical)
  by Finnegan, Terence S.
• Understanding synthesis begins with knowing the terminology. (EDN-Design Feature: ASIC Technology)(application-specific integrated circuit) (Technical)
  by Girczyc, Emil
• Servo loop controls oscillator amplitude. (EDN-Design Ideas) (Technical)
  by Hack, Thomas P.
• Attachmate needs 20 software EEs. (electronics engineers)
• Chip features strengthen emulators.
  by Bond, John
• Logic analyzers offer many tools and perform 1-GHz timing analysis. (Tektronix Inc. Tektronix 3002 GPX, 3001 GPX) (EDN-Product Update) (Product Announcement)
  by Strassberg, Dan