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tutorial, 4 stars

The Digital I/O Handbook from Sealevel Systems, Inc.
Renowned technical author Jon Titus and the President and CEO of Sealevel Systems, Tom O'Hanlan, clearly explain real-world digital input/output implementation from both a hardware and software perspective. Whether you are a practicing engineer or a student, The Digital I/O Handbook will provide helpful insight you will use again and again. Covers a wide range of devices including optically isolated inputs, relays, and sensors Shows many...

article, 3 stars

Network I/O virtualization (IOV): Key addition to PCIe in multicore designs
Rolf and Nabil outline a new class of network I/O virtualization architecture and its role as a key ingredient to enable virtualized network infrastructure and appliances on commodity x86 hardware. Network infrastructure equipment and network appliances are increasingly built around commodity Multicore CPUs – specifically x86-based architectures. As a result, I/O communications are becoming increasingly dependent on standard system...

tutorial, 3 stars

Pentek Tutorials - DSP, Data Acquisition, PMC, etc.
Tutorials - ( top ) Are VMEbus & VME64X Really Compatible? Backplane Wiring Know How C-Language Programming for DSP Compact PCI Voltage (I/O) and VMEbus/Compact PCI Connectors: Keeping 'Em Straight Designing a 256-Channel Digital Downconverter Designing High-Speed Data Acquisition Systems on VMEbus Digital Receivers Bring DSP to Radio Frequencies FPGAs for Software Radio FPGAs Tackle DSP Applictions for Communications...

overview, 3 stars

The I/O Bus (PCI and PCI-Express)
The CPU, memory, disks, and all the other devices in a computer have to be able to communicate and exchange data. The technology that connects them is called the 'Bus'. In the first IBM PC, the Bus was just a set of wires that ran through the mainboard. Everything connected to this one Bus and operated at one clock speed. Soon, however, the CPU had to run much faster than anything else, and the memory had to be faster than any I/O device. ...

overview, 3 stars

Input/output @ Wikipedia
In computing, input/output, or I/O, is the collection of interfaces that different functional units (sub-systems) of an information processing system use to communicate with each other, or the signals (information) sent through those interfaces. Inputs are the signals received by the unit, and outputs are the signals sent from it. The term can also be used as part of an action; to 'do I/O' is to perform an input or output operation. I/O...

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conference, 5 stars

National Instruments Week
Each year engineers and scientists from around the world gather at NIWeek to learn about technologies in computer-based measurement and automation, receive technical training, meet NI engineers, and share experiences with colleagues.

conference, 4 stars

Hot Interconnects
Join us for our 17th year! of an information packed three day Symposium about the latest in High Performance Interconnects. IEEE Hot Interconnects is the premier international forum for researchers and developers of state-of-the-art hardware and software architectures and implementations for interconnection networks of all scales, ranging from on-chip interconnects to wide-area networks. Leaders in industry and academia attend the conference...

conference, 4 stars

Software Radio Summit
IDGA’s Software Radio Summit is the annual can’t-miss event for the SDR community. Given the fast-paced IT and communications market, hundreds of attendees from military, industry, academia convene each year to discuss upgrade requirements, waveform implementation methodologies, and SCA compliance. More importantly, the summit provides a forum for military, industry and academia to network and forge new partnerships and solutions for...

showcase, 4 stars

SBC ComEx - eInstrument PC - embedded PCs in rugged, compact enclosures
The SBC ComEx is a user-customizable, turnkey embedded instrument that includes a full Windows/Linux PC and supports a wide assortment of ultimate-performance XMC modules. With its modular IO, scalable performance, and easy to use PC architecture, the SBC ComEx reduces time-to-market while providing the performance you need. FEATURES: * Combines industry standard COM Express CPU module and dual XMC modules in a compact, stand alone design * Scalable CPU performance from Celeron to dual-core Pentium using COM Expresswith up to 4 GB memory * Small form factor: 250 x170 mm. APPLICATIONS: * Embedded Control * Remote Data Acquisition * Industrial Test & Measurement * OEM Instrumentation. Click for details!

software, 4 stars

NetX®
Express Logic's NetX is an extremely small, highly optimized TCP/IP network stack for use with the ThreadX® RTOS. NetX utilizes the facilities of ThreadX to perform required functions, and optimally exploits ThreadX to achieve high performance. NetX enables developers to achieve fast network communications to and from embedded devices, in a small memory footprint. NetX is provided in full source code and is 100% royalty-free.

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