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1. High-speed serial transceivers for data communication systems

Author

Khoury, John M. and Lakshmikumar, Kadaba R.

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry -- Equipment and supplies, Computer network equipment industry -- Product information, Network architecture -- Research, Transceivers -- Standards, Digital communications -- Equipment and supplies, Synchronous communications -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Published
2001

2. IEEE 1394: status and growth path

Author

Diamond, Stephen L.

Subjects
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Evaluation
Published
1996

3. FireWire cameras add networking to vision: thanks to the IEEE 1394 interface standard, networked FireWire cameras in machine-vision systems offer plug-and-play interoperability. (Product Focus: Smart Cameras)

Author

Wilson, Andrew

Subjects
Technology application, Bus architecture, Standard, Serial interface, Digital camera, Vitana Corp. -- Product development, C-Cam Technologies -- Product development, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Camera industry -- Product development, Electronic cameras -- Product development, Computer peripherals industry -- Product development
Published
2002

4. No Hassle Hookups: Could it be that real plug-and-play is here?

Author

Franklin, Melvin

Subjects
I/O device, USB, Serial interface, Computer peripherals -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, I/O devices -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

Our latest tests connecting USB peripherals were mostly problem-free. USB? OH NO, not another computer connector! You already have trouble finding your way through the current maze of wires on […]

Published
1998

5. Fibre Channel speeds up

Author

Bryan, John

Subjects
Serial interface, Standard, Transmission Speed, Performance Improvement, Tutorial, Serial interface -- Standards
Published
1994

6. New products, plans give momentum to 1394

Author

Boyd-Merritt, Rick

Subjects
SCSI-3 adapter, Serial interface, Standard, Industry trend, Serial interface -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards
Abstract

Las Vegas -- The 1394 interface gained momentum on several fronts late last month when vendors showed new silicon, prototype systems and peripherals that plan to use the interface for […]

Published
1997

7. Serial FireWire finally shows signs of gaining momentum

Author

Cournellis, Cynthia

Subjects
Serial interface, Electronics industry, Electronics industry -- Product development -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

After Comdex introductions and demonstrations, optimism runs high for the 1394 bus, based on Apple's low-cost data link. A wave of products are coming but is it too little, too […]

Published
1995

8. New interface battle poses tough choices

Author

Toor, Jon

Subjects
Serial interface, Technology Information, Technology overview, Standard, Industry trend, System design, Transmission speed, International Business Machines Corp. -- Standards -- 00304653, Serial interface -- Standards, System design -- Methods
Abstract

Interface battles are nothing new to the disk-drive industry; indeed, nearly a dozen interfaces have emerged over the past 20 years. Some of those interfaces have fallen by the wayside; […]

Published
1995

9. Designers face serial challenge

Author

Costlow, Terry

Subjects
Serial interface, Industry trend, Standard, Circuit designer, Circuit design, Semiconductor industry, Serial interface -- Standards, Circuit design -- Planning, Semiconductor industry -- Standards
Published
1995

10. Line drivers and receivers-innovating the interface

Author

Kempainen, Stephen

Subjects
Standard IC, Semiconductor production equipment, Serial interface, Integrated circuits -- Design and construction, Semiconductor chips -- Design and construction, Semiconductor production equipment -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Serial interface -- Innovations
Published
2006

12. New SATA Spec Consolidates, Offers Feature Upgrades

Subjects
Serial interface, Serial interface -- Standards, Commercial associations -- Standards
Abstract

The newest revision of the specification for Serial ATA technology consolidates all previous specifications while introducing enhancements that could give SATA drive manufacturers a better competitive stance against rival technologies […]

Published
2005

13. Keeping Pace With Storage Needs -- The Serial ATA interface can fly, and with the help of innovative chipmakers, the price will soon be affordable

Author

Bernstein, Corinne S.

Subjects
Data storage device, RAID array system, Semiconductor industry, Serial interface, Intel Corp. -- Product introduction, Philips Semiconductors -- Product introduction, Computer storage devices -- Standards, Computer storage devices -- Usage, RAID systems -- Product development, Semiconductor industry -- Product introduction, Serial interface -- Standards
Published
2003

15. SERIAL ATTACHED SCSI NEARS STANDARDIZATION

Author

Souza, Crista

Subjects
Serial interface, SCSI, SCSI Trade Association -- Membership, Small Computer Systems Interface -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Published
2002

16. SST tips low-pin-count serial flash

Author

Lammers, David

Subjects
Flash memory, Serial interface, Cooperative agreement for product development, Silicon Storage Technology Inc. -- Product development, Flash memory -- Product development, Serial interface -- Standards
Published
2002

17. IEEE1394 Can Play A Balancing Role -- Content Owners' Rights, Consumers' Rights Both Crucial In Digital Age

Author

Freathy, Anne

Subjects
Standard, Technology application, Digital Transmission Inc. -- Product development, Serial interface -- Standards, Copyright -- Management, Computer peripherals industry -- Product development
Abstract

In today's digital world, service providers, broadcasters, set-top-box manufacturers, and consumer electronics companies face tough choices as the debate on content protection heats up. The desire of content owners (such […]

Published
2001

18. 1394 group eyes hybrid AV/PC drives

Author

Yoshida, Junko

Subjects
Industry association information, Standard, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

San Mateo, Calif. - A working group of the National Committee on Information Technology Standards is pursuing a new protocol standard for the IEEE 1394 interface. The work seeks to […]

Published
2001

20. Universal Serial Bus 2.0

Subjects
IEEE-488 interface, USB, Serial interface, Computer interfaces -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

USB is the de facto interconnection standard for low- to mid-range PC peripherals. The latest version, USB 2.0 moves USB from a 12-Mb/s peak bandwidth to a 480-Mb/s peak. USB […]

Published
2001

21. Optical interoperability: why we need it, how we get it

Author

Cotruta, Teodar

Subjects
Serial interface -- Standards, Fiber optics -- Standards, Serial interface, Standard, Fiber optics, Technology development, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Mechanical interface standards alone no longer satisfy current needs for new bandwidth-hungry, high-performance technologies. When mated randomly, fiber-optic connectors must comply with the optical functionality specifications required by each specific [...]

Published
2000

22. Soft motion

Author

Kaufman, George

Subjects
PowerPC-based system, SPARC-based system, MIPS-based system, 486-based system, Microcomputer industry, Serial interface, Home computer market, Computer industry, K6-based system, 680X0-based system, Computer industry -- Standards, Microcomputers -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

Most PC-based systems incorporate motion control by adding a proprietary PC-bus card. As 'soft motion' -- motion control software that executes entirely on the PC -- becomes more available, it […]

Published
2000

23. 1394 Bridges Islands of Incompatibility in Homes

Author

Yu, Patrick

Subjects
PowerPC-based system, SPARC-based system, MIPS-based system, Home networking, 486-based system, Serial interface, Home computer market, Computer network equipment industry, K6-based system, 680X0-based system, Computer network equipment industry -- Standards, Home networks, Serial interface -- Standards, Microcomputers -- Standards
Abstract

Santa Clara, Calif. Wouldn't it be nice to have a home network that simultaneously handled your communication devices, set-top boxes, home security system, electrical appliances and computer systems? It would […]

Published
1999

24. Universal Serial Bus Is On The Rise -- Faster Speed, Windows 2000 Compatibility, And Ease Of Use Signal PC Port's Business Appeal

Author

Wilde, Candee

Subjects
USB, Standard, Technology overview, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Standards
Abstract

It has taken years longer than proponents anticipated and it may take one or two more, but the universal serial bus port is likely to surpass other PC interfaces as […]

Published
1999

25. There's a War A'Brewing

Author

Brown, Peter

Subjects
I/O device, Input device, USB, Serial interface, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, I/O devices -- Standards, Computer input design -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

With the impending boom in emerging consumer electronics appliances, such as digital television and Internet and Interactive set-top boxes (STBs), supporters of IEEE-1394 (AKA FireWire) and USB 2.0 are firing […]

Published
1999

26. Forget 1394; It's HPSB Now

Author

Machrone, Bill

Subjects
Technology overview, Serial interface, Standard, IEEE-488 interface, Serial interface -- Standards
Published
1999

27. The time for additional USB bandwidth is now

Author

Devine, Dan

Subjects
USB, Standard, Performance improvement, Bandwidth technology, Technology development, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, I/O boards/cards -- Standards
Abstract

The universal serial bus is becoming mainstream. PCs have been shipping with USB ports for more than two years, and USB will soon supplant the current confusion of serial and […]

Published
1999

28. New USB specifications, PCI standards on tap

Author

Kovar, Joseph F. and Moltzen, Edward F.

Subjects
USB, Technology development, Standard, Performance improvement, PCI bus, USB Implementers Forum -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, I/O devices -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Standards
Abstract

Irvine, Calif. - The increasing need for bandwidth inside servers and PCs is leading to a slew of changes in the way data is moved. Improvements in USB and PCI […]

Published
1999

29. HDMI Cables put to test

Subjects
Trade and professional associations -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Industry association information, Serial interface, Electronics, Home and garden, Music
Abstract

HDMI Licensing, the guardian of HDMI cable specifications, has announced a voluntary testing program that will determine whether HDMI cables are Ultra HD worthy. The magic number is 18 Gbps, [...]

Published
2016

30. The USB Debacle

Subjects
USB, Technology overview, Standard, Serial interface, Device driver, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, I/O devices -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Product information, Device drivers -- Usage
Published
1998

31. Universal bus to simplify PC I/O: new interface to service keyboards, mice, telecom, and more

Author

Slater, Michael

Subjects
New technique, Serial interface, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, New products, Computer industry -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

Following in the footsteps of the successful revamping of the PC bus architecture with PCI, a group led by Intel and Microsoft is now tackling the external I/O architecture with […]

Published
1995

32. Building bridges and secure connections

Author

Fritz, Jeffrey N.

Subjects
Programming tutorial, Serial interface, Protocol, Internet, Bridge/Router, Communications Server, Enterprise network, Internet, Serial interface -- Standards, Bridge/routers -- Usage
Abstract

Connecting a remote machine as a node on an enterprise network or to the Internet involves the use of some tricks of the trade. Modems and ISDN terminal adapters are […]

Published
1997

33. Plan to merge Fibre Channel and SSA moves ahead

Author

Costlow, Terry

Subjects
Fibre channel, Standard, Industry association information, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

Dallas - The committee setting the second-generation Fibre Channel standard will move forward again here this week after setting a schedule to merge that technology with Serial Storage Architecture. Plans […]

Published
1997

34. SERCOS fieldbus standard comes of age

Author

O'Connor, Roy

Subjects
Serial interface -- Standards, Digital communications -- Standards, Controllers (Computers), Tool industry -- Technology application, Industrial equipment and supplies industry -- Production management
Published
1996

35. What is IEEE-1394/Firewire?

Author

Herrin, Gordon E.

Subjects
Serial interface -- Standards, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers -- Standards
Abstract

Information on the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers' 1394-1995 standard for high performance serial bus, FireWire, is provided. This standard was developed to provide an inexpensive yet effective interconnection methods for consumer electronics and personal computer (PC) peripherals. It is expected to affect machine tools that were constructed around PC platforms., Methods for connecting peripheral devices such as printers, bar code readers, and so on into machine controllers has long been an important topic with companies pushing open architecture. Choices of [...]

Published
1996

36. Progress of SERCOS

Author

Herrin, Gordon E.

Subjects
Serial interface -- Standards, Machine shops -- Standards, Control systems -- Standards, Machine-tools -- Standards, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

A consortium of European Machine Tool Builders established the serial real-time communications systems (SERCO) standard in 1987, which defined an open communications interface between controllers and digital drives. General Motors adopted SERCO in May 1995 and instructed its suppliers to develop powertrain equipment that comply with the standard. The number of control builders and powertrain manufacturers which adhere to SERCO has grown to over 25., SERCOS (SErial Real-time COmmunications Systems) is a standard defining an open communications interface between controllers and digital drives that was started by a consortium of European Machine Tool Builders in [...]

Published
1996

37. FireWire: Microsoft support bolsters new bus

Author

Hwang, Diana

Subjects
Standard, Serial interface, Technology development, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards -- 00068489, Serial interface -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards
Abstract

Microsoft Corp. threw its weight behind the IEEE 1394 specification, announcing support for the high-speed serial bus interface technology earlier this month. The Redmond company intends to incorporate 1394, known […]

Published
1996

38. Access.bus makes stop on factory floor

Author

Wilnai, Dan

Subjects
Standard, CAD CAM CIM System, Technology overview, Technology Information, Embedded system, Microcontroller, Serial interface, Computer-aided manufacturing -- Standards, Embedded systems -- Design and construction, Serial interface -- Standards, Microcontrollers -- Standards
Abstract

The automotive industry was one of the first to recognize the benefit of moving from a closed to an open system on the factory floor. Closed systems, dependent on proprietary […]

Published
1995

39. Universal Serial Bus offers flexibility, consolidates ports

Author

Mardesich, Jodi and Quick, Gregory

Subjects
Technology Information, Standard, Bus architecture, Computer peripherals industry, Serial interface, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

Universal Serial Bus offers flexibility, consolidates ports San Francisco At the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference to be held here this week, a group of vendors plans to release the first […]

Published
1995

40. EEs slow to climb on 1394 serial bus

Author

Costlow, Terry

Subjects
Serial interface, Technology Information, Technology overview, Standard, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

The IEEE 1394 serial interface--or FireWire, as creator Apple Computer Inc. calls it--promises the ability to link several peripherals to systems so simply that consumers will be able to use […]

Published
1995

41. Designers forced to rethink interfaces

Author

Costlow, Terry

Subjects
Serial Interface, Standard, Technology Information, Technology Development, Serial interface -- Standards
Published
1994

42. MIPI Alliance releases serial interface standard for display panels in mobile phones

Subjects
Cellular telephones -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Wireless telephone, Wireless voice/data device, Serial interface, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

The Mobile Industry Processor Interface (MIPI) Alliance (Piscataway, N.J.) announced the release of its Display Serial Interface (DSI) Specification. Implementations of this industry standard will reduce pin count, power consumption [...]

Published
2006

43. Stressing the eye: jitter tolerance testing of receivers

Author

Foster, Guy

Subjects
Serial interface -- Standards, Serial interface, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Many high-speed serial interface standards call for a test known as 'stressed eye.' This article introduces readers to stressed-eye testing, also known as receiver jitter tolerance testing, and some of [...]

Published
2006

44. Mobile Pixel Link (MPL) interface

Subjects
Serial interface, Semiconductor industry, National Semiconductor Corp. -- Product information, National Semiconductor Corp. -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Serial interface -- Product information, Semiconductor industry -- Product information, Semiconductor industry -- Standards
Published
2005

45. Group delivers Serial RapidIO model. (Leading edge: what's hot in the design community)

Author

Cravotta, Nicholas

Subjects
Tundra Semiconductor Corp. -- Product introduction, Trade and professional associations -- Standards, Semiconductor industry -- Product introduction -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Semiconductor industry, Industry association information, Serial interface, Product introduction, Standards
Abstract

THE RAPIDIO TRADE ASSOCIATION has released a Serial RapidIO bus-functional model for use in verifying Serial RapidIO-system interoperability. Motorola (www.motorola. com) developed the software model, which complements the HIP (hardware-interconnect-platform) [...]

Published
2003

46. The Serial Bus of Champions

Subjects
USB, Serial interface, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

Last week's Tech Tip covered using hard drives for system backups. But adding a standard hard drive would require opening the system cabinet. An attractive alternative-provided the system supports USB […]

Published
2002

47. Organizational updates. (leading edge)

Author

Cravotta, Nicholas

Subjects
Compagnie Financière Alcatel -- Product development, Trade and professional associations, Computer-aided design, Applications software -- Product development -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Business, Electronics and electrical industries, Industry association information, USB, Serial interface, Standards, Product development
Abstract

SEVERAL ORGANIZATIONS are moving ahead with standards implementations and certifications. * The USB implementers Forum (www.usb.org) has certified National Software Testing Labs (www.nstl.org) as an independent facility for High-Speed USB [...]

Published
2002

48. Serial Interconnect standard expands RapidIO. (Forefront)

Author

Morrison, David G.

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Standard IC, Consortium, Bus architecture, Serial interface, Buses (Computers) -- Standards -- Product development, Semiconductor industry -- Product development -- Standards, Integrated circuits -- Standards -- Product development, Semiconductor chips -- Standards -- Product development, Consortia -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

Suited to DSP farms and backplanes, the RapidIO Trade Association's new specification defines a high-performance, low-pin-count switch-fabric serial interconnect. The Serial RapidIO specification adds a new physical layer to existing […]

Published
2002

49. Version 1.0 of the Serial ATA specification has been released

Subjects
Serial interface, Serial interface -- Standards
Abstract

* Version 1.0 of the Serial ATA specification has been released. Developed by a working group that includes Dell, IBM, Intel, Maxtor and Seagate, it defines serial connections for PC […]

Published
2001

50. From Intel, take 2 on 1394 interface

Author

Fair, David L.

Subjects
Serial interface, Company product planning, USB, Intel Corp. -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Serial interface -- Standards, Buses (Computers) -- Standards
Abstract

The 1394 interface has a significant role to play in the future of the personal computer, but it is a somewhat different role from the one that companies such as […]

Published
1999

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