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March 13, 1998

Cover Story

  • Embedded memory: the all-purpose core
    Designing on-chip volatile and nonvolatile memory into your next ASIC can give you a number of benefits. Just do your research before you plunge in, and don't automatically assume you'll save money over a multichip alternative.
    --Brian Dipert, Technical Editor

Design Features

  • CCDs inspire ADCs to embrace signal processing
    You need more than just a good A/D converter to effectively interface with a CCD image sensor. Newer converter architectures include signal-processing circuitry that simplifies the task while improving overall performance.
    --Bill Schweber, Technical Editor

  • Interface issues deter faster adoption of flat-panel displays
    Flat-panel displays (FPDs) are getting ready to replace CRTs as the display of choice in desktop PCs. However, take time before designing your system to select the optimum analog or digital interface to drive FPDs from the PC.
    --Manju Nath, Technical Editor

  • Video-conversion techniques ensure a sharper image
    Interlaced video is still everywhere, but it fails to meet the increasing demands of viewers for high-quality. Carefully chosen conversion techniques--for both deinterlacing and modifying the aspect ratio--result in an image of flexible size with no annoying artifacts.
    --Bruce Intihar, Genesis Microchip Inc

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