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1. Frame-grabber cards shrink imaging systems: by adding card-based frame grabbers to portable computers, systems developers are building smaller imaging systems. (Product Focus: Frame Grabbers)

Author

Wilson, Andrew

Subjects
PC Card, Imaging technology, Image processor, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Image processing -- Equipment and supplies, Imaging systems -- Standards -- Product information, Image processing equipment industry -- Product information -- Standards, PC Card (Standard) -- Standards -- Product information
Abstract

Personal-computer (PC) cards have evolved into credit-card-sized peripherals that add image-processing, bus-interfacing, memory, mass-storage, and I/O capabilities to computers in a rugged, compact form factor. In the past, these cards […]

Published
2002

2. Plug into PCMCIA for portable mass storage

Author

Nass, Richard

Subjects
Laptop/portable computer, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Portable computers -- Standards
Abstract

MR Heads, PRML, And Flash Memory Are The Enabling Technologies That Let Users Keep Their Data In-Hand. Nearly every mainstream portable computing machine developed today features some type of mass […]

Published
1995

3. PCMCIA: past, present, and promise

Author

Bryan, John

Subjects
PC Card, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards
Published
1994

4. Ultrathin dc/dc converters suit compact PCMCIA cards

Author

Moore, Bruce

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Electric current converters -- Design and construction -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Electric current converter, Design and construction, Standards
Abstract

Shrinking electronic circuits place demands on power supplies to keep pace. The latest PCMCIA-card formats force designers to consider converter topologies and keep a watchful eye for components that meet [...]

Published
1994

5. PC standard in the cards: agreement at hand for IC-based storage medium

Author

Lammers, David

Subjects
Standard, Laptop Computers, Storage Media, Software Packages, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, Japan Electronics Industry Development Association, Semiconductor Memory, Japan Electronic Industry Development Association -- Standards, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Published
1990

6. FORTEZZA - the Pentagon plugs into PCMCIA-based data encryption; encryption tokens packaged as PC Cards form the cornerstone of the DOD's public key encryption strategy for securing Sensitive but Unclassified e-mail

Author

Parrish, Tom

Subjects
United States. Department of Defense -- Safety and security measures, Access control (Computers) -- Methods, Data security -- Management, Data encryption -- Methods, Public key encryption -- Usage, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

The Dept of Defense has adopted use of the Fortezza card in its Multilevel Information System Security Initiative to ensure security for sensitive, but unclassified data. The Fortezza card is a data encryption device that conforms to Personal Computer Memory Card International Assn standards and provides many security features in one package. These include encryption and decryption, digital signature and hashing, and secure creation of session keys for various transactions. The Fortezza token employs public key encryption techniques and is being marketed to nonmilitary applications as well., On January 7, 1995, the Department of Defense (DOD) implemented a mandate ordered by Assistant Secretary Emmitt Paige that all outstanding and future contracts for portable and desktop computers specify [...]

Published
1995

7. PC cards: an enhanced, global standard

Author

Williams, Louise Moore

Subjects
Boards/cards (Computers) -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Arts and entertainment industries, Business, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

In an effort to address both current and future needs in the PC Card marketplace, the PCMCIA has together with JEIDA introduced a new worldwide version of the PC Card [...]

Published
1995

8. PC Cards: the fix is in; PCMCIA cards get a new name and a much-needed debugging

Author

Stafford, Jan

Subjects
PC Card adapter, Industry trend, VAR, Market Trend Market Analysis, Marketing Strategy, Value-added resellers, I O boards cards, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Value-added resellers -- Marketing, I/O boards/cards -- Marketing
Published
1995

9. Multifunction cards pose design challenges

Author

Nass, Richard

Subjects
Memory expansion device, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Memory boards/cards -- Design and construction -- Standards
Abstract

GENERATING A SECOND INTERRUPT AND ELIMINATING NOISE ON PCMCIA CARDS REPRESENT MAJOR ENGINEERING OBSTACLES. Here's a scenario that seems to be getting all the more common: You're at your desk […]

Published
1994

10. PCMCIA format challenges electronics assemblers

Author

Iversen, Wesley R.

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Boards/cards (Computers), Microcomputers -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

Before PC Card peripherals can be mass-produced at high yields and low cost, a number of assembly hurdles must first be overcome. For the uninitiated, the PCMCIA acronym may be […]

Published
1994

11. Reprogrammability eases PCMCIA designs; FPGAs allow design changes to be incorporated more easily

Author

Westmont, Clark and Wall, Brian

Subjects
System design, PC Card, Time to market, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Product development -- Methods, System design -- Methods, Systems analysis -- Methods, PC Card (Standard) -- Standards
Abstract

FPGAs allow design changes to be incorporated more easily. PCMCIA-card designs emphasize standards compliance, yet implementation variations and expected standard revisions are causing turmoil within the industry. On top of […]

Published
1994

12. Which computers use PCMCIA cards?

Author

Mann, Richard O.

Subjects
Boards/cards (Computers) -- Standards, Hand-held computers -- Product introduction, Portable computers -- Product introduction, Notebook computers -- Product introduction, Computer industry -- Product introduction, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

Several computers that have PCMCIA slots either have been or will be introduced. These products include the HP 95LX hand-held computer, the Zeos Pocket PC palmtop computer and the AST PowerExec 3/25SL notebook computer.

Published
1993

13. Are there USB-to-PCMCIA adapters for EV-DO?

Subjects
PC Card, Under 56Kbps modem, Modem, 56Kbps modem, USB, Modem accessory, Computer network equipment industry, Over 56Kbps modem, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Modems -- Product introduction -- Usage -- Standards -- Equipment and supplies, Computer network equipment industry -- Product introduction -- Standards, PC Card (Standard) -- Standards -- Product introduction -- Usage
Abstract

Yes, there are USB adapters for some EV-DO cellular modem cards that will let you use the PCMCIA modem card. Depending on the card and service provider, you may be […]

Published
2006

14. IPWireless Adding PC Card To Modem Offering

Subjects
ISDN modem/adapter, Cooperative agreement for product development, Multiplexer, Computer network equipment industry, Wireless modem, Wireless House AB -- Product development, IPWireless Inc. -- Product development -- Alliances and partnerships, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Broadband modems -- Standards -- Product development, Multiplexers -- Product development -- Standards, Computer network equipment industry -- Product development -- Standards -- Alliances and partnerships
Abstract

Wireless broadband technology developer IPWireless is collaborating with Wireless House, a mobile communications technology company based in Sweden, to develop a PCMCIA (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) broadband modem […]

Published
2002

15. Software interface opens door for memory card applications

Author

Williams, Tom

Subjects
Integrated circuit design, Semiconductor memory, Circuit designer, Storage capacity, Smart card, Japan Electronic Industry Development Association -- Standards, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Memory (Computers) -- Standards, Circuit design, Memory refresh (Computers), Memory compaction, Memory management, Memory mapping, Integrated circuit cards -- Standards, Smart cards -- Standards, Memory protection, Memory partitioning
Abstract

Those little credit card-sized memory cards have been floating around for several years promising great things for small, portable, ruggedized and embedded systems-and even desktop systems. But they haven't yet […]

Published
1990

16. PCMCIA readies thermal standard

Author

Gardner, David W.

Subjects
Technology development, Standard, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, Notebook computer, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, PC Card (Standard) -- Standards, Computer industry -- Standards, Notebook computers -- Standards
Abstract

Houston - With laptop computers facing an uphill battle over heat-dissipation problems, the PCMCIA committee is moving to head off a potential overheating crisis with a new thermal-management standard. The […]

Published
1997

17. Advances in PCMCIA-based data acquisition technology

Author

McConnell, Edward

Subjects
National Instruments Corp. -- Product information -- Product development, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Computer peripherals -- Product information -- Product development -- Standards, Boards/cards (Computers) -- Product development -- Standards -- Product information, Semiconductor industry -- Product information -- Product development -- Standards, Custom integrated circuits -- Product information -- Product development -- Standards, Integrated circuits -- Standards -- Product information -- Product development, Semiconductor chips -- Standards -- Product information -- Product development, Application-specific integrated circuits -- Product information -- Product development -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Semiconductor industry, Standard IC, Custom IC, Application-specific integrated circuit, Special-purpose adapter/controller, General-purpose adapter/controller, Standards, Product information, Product development
Abstract

Full plug-in board functionality is now available in notebook computer-based data acquisition systems. The use of notebook computers with PCMCIA (PC Card) for instrumentation applications is exploding. Spurring this tremendous [...]

Published
1996

18. Data acquisition on the cards

Author

Spear, Mike

Subjects
Electronic data processing -- Equipment and supplies, Computer peripherals -- Usage, Smart cards -- Usage, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

The latest generation of plug-in card devices can turn your laptop or notebook PCs into powerful, portable, data acquisition systems. Mike Spear shuffles the PCMCIA pack and deals some of [...]

Published
1995

20. Software gap about to hit PC-card flash

Author

Gardner, W. David

Subjects
Flash memory, PC Card adapter, Product Description Specification, Operating system, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, Standard, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Microsoft Windows 95 (Operating system) -- Design and construction, Operating systems -- Design and construction, Memory boards/cards
Abstract

Redmond, Wash. - When Windows 95 hits the market this summer, a critical enabling software technology for PCMCIA cards-the Flash Filing System (FFS)-won't be in the operating system, EE Times […]

Published
1995

22. Flash storage standardization in PCMCIA cards

Author

Friedman, Amir

Subjects
Memory expansion device, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Memory boards/cards -- Standards
Abstract

Designing to the standard makes interoperability possible. The rapid growth of mobile and handheld computers coupled with the stability of the PCMCIA standard is pushing user demand for high-performance, low-power […]

Published
1995

23. Adapting to low-voltage PCMCIA cards

Author

Hronik, Stanley

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Computer peripherals -- Design and construction -- Standards
Abstract

Lower-voltage PCMCIA cards must be considered in future systems. Chaos instigates standards, as the PCMCIA reference plainly demonstrates. When flat-panel displays with good resolution started to be mass produced, true […]

Published
1994

24. PCMCIA in pursuit of compatibility; notebook and card makers plan for better driver support

Author

Loudermilk, Stephen

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, PC Card, Standard, Boards/Cards, Semiconductor Memory, Compatibility, Interoperability, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

Hoping to simplify credit-card-size devices for developers of portable computers, desktop PCs, and device makers, the Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) last month revealed a new standard designed […]

Published
1994

25. PCMCIA lifts curtain on 'Berlin' standard

Author

Gardner, W. David

Subjects
PC Card, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, PC Card Adapter, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, PC Card (Standard) -- Usage
Published
1994

27. Cardbus pins hopes to new connector

Author

Gardner, W. David

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, PC Card Adapter, Buses, Standard, Proposal, AMP Inc. -- Product development, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Peripheral controllers -- Standards, Semiconductor industry -- Standards
Published
1994

28. Pack of PCMCIA products: major enhancements, including V.34, expected this fall

Author

Clancy, Heather

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, PC Card, Modem, Fax Modem, Enhancements, Hardware Vendors, Strategic Planning, Industry Analysis, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Modems -- Product enhancement, Facsimile modems -- Product enhancement
Published
1994

29. PC OEMs eye new version of PCI bus

Author

Krause, Reinhardt

Subjects
PC Card, Industry association information, Microprocessor, Manufacturing, Bus architecture, Microprocessor upgrade, Printed circuit board, OEM, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Central processing units -- Product development -- Standards, Buses -- Product development -- Standards, Computer peripherals -- Product development -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Product development -- Standards, Microprocessors -- Product development -- Standards, Trade and professional associations, System development, Printed circuits -- Standards -- Product development, Manufacturing processes, OEMs (Original equipment manufacturers), PC Card (Standard) -- Product development -- Standards, Circuit printing -- Standards -- Product development
Abstract

SANTA CLARA, CALIF. - A Peripheral Component Interconnect working group is set to recommend that a small form factor (SFF) version of the PCI local bus standard be drawn up […]

Published
1994

30. Land of PCMCIA: it's worth the trip

Author

Isaacson, Portia

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, PC Card, I/O Ports, AT Bus, PC Card Disk Drive, Protege Corp. -- Product information, SCM Microsystems Inc. -- Product information, Databook Inc. -- Product information, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Equipment and supplies
Published
1994

31. Reader/writers inspire new type of desktop-mobile link

Author

Isaacson, Portia

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, PC Card, Forecasting, Sales, Compatible Hardware, Market Analysis, AT bus, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Equipment and supplies
Published
1994

32. Producing PCMCIA cards precisely

Author

Baumgartner, Dan and Berry, Walt

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, PC Card, Boards/Cards, Circuit Design, Methods, Guidelines, Integrated circuit fabrication, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Boards/cards (Computers) -- Design and construction, Integrated circuit fabrication -- Methods
Published
1994

33. Revised PCMCIA offers enhanced speed, voltage; bus will feature 32-bit data path

Author

Lee, Yvonne L.

Subjects
PC Card, Bus architecture, Performance improvement, Protocol, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Buses -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Standards, Specifications, Computer industry -- Standards, Computer network protocols, PC Card (Standard) -- Standards
Abstract

A revised PCMCIA bus specification should mean faster, more full-featured PCs for users by the beginning of next year. PCMCIA 3.0, due out late this summer, will offer hardware vendors […]

Published
1994

34. Portable modems

Author

Milton, Richard

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Modems -- Purchasing
Published
1993

35. Adding PCMCIA sockets to desktop computers

Author

Fung, Henry

Subjects
Memory (Computers) -- Design and construction -- Standards, Peripheral controllers -- Design and construction -- Standards, Computer design -- Standards, I/O ports -- Design and construction -- Standards, Memory boards/cards -- Design and construction -- Standards, I/O boards/cards -- Design and construction -- Standards, Microcomputers -- Design and construction -- Standards, PC Card (Standard) -- Standards, PC Card, PowerPC-based system, Semiconductor memory, SPARC-based system, MIPS-based system, Memory expansion device, 486-based system, Computer design, Home computer market, K6-based system, 680X0-based system, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

Todays, no notebook computer design is complete without a PCMCIA socket. Massstorage PCMCIA cards (both solids state and rotating media) and I/O peripherol PCMCIA cards (such as fax, modem, and [...]

Published
1993

36. It's in the cards: PCMCIA products may just be portable computer industry's ace in the hole

Author

Mulqueen, Matthew

Subjects
Portable computers -- Equipment and supplies, Computer peripherals industry -- Product development, Business, Home furnishings industry, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

The growing acceptance of the Personal Computer Memory Card Industry Assn (PCMCIA) standard for laptop computer peripherals may revolutionize the personal computer industry. The PCMCIA standard allows modems, storage devices and other peripherals to be mounted outside the main case of a personal computer in a standardized plug-in card. These cards have enabled laptop computer producers to make their machines smaller and more portable. Industry analysts predict that 41 million computers with PCMCIA-compatible input/output slots will be in use by 1997., PCMCIA products just may be portable computer industry's ace in the hole A businessman checks his wallet for necessities before boarding a plane. Company credit card? Check. Emergency cash? Check. [...]

Published
1993

38. Lab log: PCMCIA storage cards tested

Subjects
Standard, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, RAM Disks, Disk drives, Hard Disk Drive, Sundisk Corp. -- Product information, Western Digital Corp. -- Product information, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, SunDisk SDP20 (PC Card disk drive) -- Testing, Western Digital CU140 (Hard disk drive) -- Testing, Computer storage device industry -- Product information, Disk drives -- Testing, Hard disks -- Equipment and supplies
Published
1993

39. The future of mass storage lies in the (PCMCIA) cards

Author

Isaacson, Portia

Subjects
Outlook, Semiconductor Memory, Standard, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, Storage Allocation, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Memory boards/cards -- Standards, Computer storage device industry -- Standards
Published
1993

40. Disk drive, flash makers seek multi-platform use

Author

Krause, Reinhardt

Subjects
10GB - 14.99GB hard disk drive, Semiconductor memory, 15GB - 19.99GB hard disk drive, Time to market, Memory expansion device, Flash memory, Smart card, 20GB - 25GB hard disk drive, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Memory (Computers) -- Standards, Memory boards/cards -- Standards, Product development, Flash memory -- Standards, Integrated circuit cards -- Standards, Smart cards -- Standards, Interoperability, Disk drives -- Standards
Abstract

NEW YORK -- Disk drive vendors Maxtor and Seagate Technology and flash card makers IBM/Toshiba and Sundisk later this month will announce an alliance making their PCMCIA mass storage cards […]

Published
1993

41. PC cards will propel the hand-held market

Author

Davis, Dwight B.

Subjects
PC Card, Laptop/portable computer, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Notebook computers -- Standards, Laptop computers -- Standards, Portable computers -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Forecasting -- Economic aspects, PC Card (Standard) -- Economic aspects -- Standards
Abstract

Technologies ranging from flat-panel screens to long-lasting batteries have helped fuel the portable computing boom, but the market's future growth will rely increasingly upon the availability of creditcard-size peripherals that […]

Published
1993

42. Travels with my 95LX

Author

Franklin, Melvin

Subjects
Portable computers -- Equipment and supplies, Boards/cards (Computers) -- Purchasing, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, HP 95LX (Personal digital assistant) -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

The HP 95LX palmtop computer comes with a Type I PCMCIA slot. The products to use with the computer include SunDisk's SDP15 Flash Storage Card, which can hold about 10Mbytes of compressed data, and New Media's PalmModem 2400/Palm Fax PCMCIA facsimile/data modem.

Published
1993

43. Is PCMCIA a true standard?

Author

Mann, Richard O.

Subjects
Boards/cards (Computers) -- Standards, PC Card (Standard) -- Evaluation, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

The PCMCIA has approved standards for PC Cards, but the cards are not yet completely interchangeable. PC Cards are expected to be compatible with all PCMCIA slots by 1994 or 1995.

Published
1993

44. What kind of PCMCIA cards can you buy?

Author

Mann, Richard O.

Subjects
Boards/cards (Computers) -- Purchasing, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

The PCMCIA standard has led to the development of several new products, including SunDisk's SDP Solid State Mass Storage Cards RAM cards, the Megahertz XJACK connection system for PC Card modems and MiniStor Peripherals' MiniPORT 42 shock-resistant drives.

Published
1993

45. Three types of PC Cards

Author

Mann, Richard O.

Subjects
Boards/cards (Computers) -- Standards, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

The PCMCIA has ratified Release I for Type I cards and and Release II for Type II cards, and it is getting ready to approve standards for Type III cards. The Type I cards were only 3.3 millimeters thick, but the Type III cards will be 10.5 millimeters thick.

Published
1993

46. What is PCMCIA and how does it work?

Author

Mann, Richard O.

Subjects
Boards/cards (Computers) -- Standards, Computers, Computers and office automation industries, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Abstract

The PCMCIA was created in 1989 to establish standards for PC Cards, or small expansion devices. Some 350 companies, including major firms such as AT and T and IBM, are members of the organization.

Published
1993

47. IBM outlines PCMCIA tech challenges; session at NEPCON last week focused on card packaging issues

Author

Costlow, Terry

Subjects
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, National Electronic Packaging and Production Conference, Conferences and Meetings, Manufacturing, Boards/Cards, Semiconductor Memory, International Business Machines Corp. -- Planning, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, National Electronic Packaging and Production Conference -- 1993 AD
Published
1993

48. PCMCIA 2.0 looks like bus for portables

Author

Thompson, John

Subjects
Specifications, Semiconductor Memory, Buses, Laptop/Portable Computer, Peripherals, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards
Published
1991

49. Intel chip boosts PC card standard: notebook computer makers hope flash EPROMs will ease memory bottleneck

Author

Coco, Donna

Subjects
Intel Corp. -- Product introduction, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Intel 28F020 (Semiconductor memory) -- Product introduction, Memory (Computers) -- Design and construction -- Product introduction -- Standards, Integrated circuits -- Product introduction -- Standards -- Design and construction, Semiconductor chips -- Product introduction -- Standards -- Design and construction, Specifications, Integrated circuit cards -- Design and construction -- Product introduction -- Standards, Smart cards -- Design and construction -- Product introduction -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Standard IC, Semiconductor memory, Smart card, Design and construction, Product introduction, Standards
Abstract

Intel chip boosts PC card standard SANTA CLARA, CA--A standard to govern the physical, electrical, and interface characteristics of plug-in memory cards got a boost this week from Intel Corp [...]

Published
1990

50. CeBIT - Xircom Gets Behind Bluetooth Technology

Author

Dennis, Sylvia

Subjects
Bluetooth technology, Company product planning, Wireless modem, Xircom Inc. -- Product introduction, Personal Computer Memory Card International Association -- Standards, Computer network equipment industry -- Product development, Wireless communication systems -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

Xircom, an Intel [NASDAQ:INTC] subsidiary, has taken the wraps off a complete family of Bluetooth-enabled products, including Bluetooth- enabled versions of its PCMCIA (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) communication […]

Published
2001

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