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    One Byte at a Time

    The most fundamental physical interaction of a processor with external devices involves monitoring or setting several input/output package pins simultaneously.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Logic Circuitry

    The building blocks of computing circuitry are logic circuits. Here we investigate some standard functions that will allow us to develop the architecture of a simple processing machine.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Time Is of the Essence

    Measuring and controlling durations of events in the outside world is a key requirement for real-time systems.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    The PIC18F1220 Microcontroller

    The enhanced-range of PIC18 Microchip devices is extensive, with several hundred devices. Here we use one of the less comprehensive members as our hardware exemplar; as the essential core and baseline peripher...

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    To Have and to Hold

    Non-volatile data storage enables a system to adapt to the environment on a long-duration basis, irrespective of the continuity of the power-supply.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Subroutines and Modules

    Modular design of software circuits is the fundamental organization of choice.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Assembly Language Code Building Tools

    Programming in the native language of a processor requires knowledge of the function and rules of the assembler and associated development tools.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    The Real World

    Understanding the hardware architecture of the core and its configuration is key to effective utilization of its hosted array of peripheral interface modules. Where necessary, the more feature-rich PIC18FXX20 ...

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Digital Representation

    Microcontrollers represent a major means of digital processing As such, a basic appreciation of digital concepts is necessary as a foundation to understanding both their software and hardware fields of operation.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    One Bit at a Time

    The majority of medium- and long-range digital communication involves serial data streams.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Stored Program Processing

    The microcontroller is an instance of a computer-based system and an understanding of computer architecture and operation is a valuable precursor to the subject of this book.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Take the Rough with the Smooth

    External signal are frequently analog in nature, requiring inter-conversion between analog and digital domains.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    The Instruction Set

    Irrespective of the language used; effective programming and debugging of project software involves dealing with the native instruction set of the target device.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    A Case Study

    The implementation of a programmable device-based project is the successful integration of hardware and software.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Interrupt Handling

    Real-time interaction with the outside world invariably is based on the abilityh of outside systems directly requesting service. The enhanced-range family’s interrupt architecture is the topic of this chapter.

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    High-Level Language

    Most projects use a high-level language to implement the software

    Sid Katzen in The Essential PIC18® Microcontroller (2010)

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    Quality Attributes for Embedded Systems

    Software quality attributes (QAs) such as reliability and modifiability have been used to define nonfunctional requirements of software systems for many years. More recently, they have been used as the basis f...

    Trudy Sherman in Advances in Computer and Information Sciences and Engineering (2008)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Epistemic Structured Representation for Legal Transcript Analysis

    HTML based standards and the new XML based standards for digital transcripts generated by court recorders offer more search and analysis options than the traditional CAT (Computer Aided Transcription) technolo...

    Tracey Hughes, Cameron Hughes, Alina Lazar in Advances in Computer and Information Scien… (2008)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Service-Enabled Business Processes: Constructing Enterprise Applications – An Evaluation Framework

    Web services aiming at spontaneously integrating services from different providers in ensuring at offering a user the best possible experience, face considerable challenges in materialising that notion of impr...

    Christos K. Georgiadis, Elias Pimenidis in Advances in Computer and Information Scien… (2008)

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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    An Algorithm to Remove Noise from Audio Signal by Noise Subtraction

    This paper proposes an algorithm for removing the noise from the audio signal. Filtering is achieved through recording the pattern of noise signal. In order to validate our algorithm, we have implementation in...

    Abdelshakour Abuzneid, Moeen Uddin in Advances in Computer and Information Scien… (2008)

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