Practical techniques for interfacing the real world to microprocessors /
Data conversion hardware has undergone an evolution nearly as impressive as that seen by digital computers. While it is commonly known even by non-technical person persons that "computers-on-a-chip" are readily available, it is not necessarily understood by many working engineers that mono...
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| Summary: | Data conversion hardware has undergone an evolution nearly as impressive as that seen by digital computers. While it is commonly known even by non-technical person persons that "computers-on-a-chip" are readily available, it is not necessarily understood by many working engineers that monolithic data converters with on-chip microprocessor interface are now also readily available. This paper examines some of the currently available pproducts as well as trends for future offerings. |
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