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  • Design of a mini-computer controlled digital integrated circuit tester

    Creator:
    Fasang, Patrick Pad, 1941-
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    The purpose of the thesis is to design, construct, program, and test an automatic integrated circuit test system. The class of integrated circuits tested was restricted to digital integrated circuits. The general concept of testing a digital integrated circuit is based on the truth table of that circuit. A combination...
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    approved: Professor Donald I:. Amort The purpose of the thesis is to design, construct, program, and test

  • The design of an interface between IEEE standard bus and unibus-CP1100/GPIB interface

    Creator:
    Aghdasi, Farhad
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    CP1100/GPIB Interface is an interface between the "General Purpose Interface Bus", which is an implementation of the Universal Bus described in IEEE Standard 488-1975, and Unibus. This interface enables TEKTRONIX CP1100 series controllers to operate GPIB- compatible instruments connected to the General Purpose Interface Bus. The designer can now incorporate...
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    Masters Thesis
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    : Redacted for privacy Donald L. Amort CP1100/GPIB Interface is an interface between the "General Purpose

  • Application of microstrip transmission line to high speed digital data bus

    Creator:
    Soong, Wilson
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    Recent acheivements in high speed digital integrated circuits has prompted the system designers to search for a practical method of inter-connecting these high speed circuits. This paper describes the implementation of the microstrip transmission line on a high speed digital data bus. Transmission line and characteristic impedance, termination with single...
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    - Abstract approved: RedacRedacted for Privacy Donald L. Amort Recent acheivements in high speed digital

  • Hierarchial digital communication processing in a multi-access tele-communication environment

    Creator:
    Fryklund, James
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    This paper is concerned with the application of hierarchial and parallel computing structures to digital data communications processing in a multi-access telecommunications environment. Designs are analyzed and evaluated in terms of data collected from remote access tele-communications traffic and in terms of the application to several processing problems in the...
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    : Redacted for Privacy Donald L. Amort This paper is concerned with the application of hierarchial and