Computer Design

Computer Design went out-of-print in July 1999 and it seems PenWell took the entire Computer Design/Electronic Systems Technology and Design site down in March 2001 along with all the articles. Some content was archived by Internet Archive.

For other articles from Computer Design check out the archived article archive. Unfortunately, some articles are not archived so I will leave my original links intact in the hope that I can find those articles in the future.

Articles of Interest

July 1996

• Using C to give Verilog and VHDL a boost by Dave Kelf and Sathyam Pattanam

September 1996

• Is C++ a plus for embedded systems? Reports from the field by Ray Weiss

November 1997

• Embeddable BIOSes by Rick Grehan
• Serial bus technologies stake out territories by Jeff Child

November 1998

• UML for systems engineering by Bruce Powel Douglass
• UML's shortfalls in modeling complex real-time systems by Tony Beckwith

December 1998

• Approaches to on-chip debugging by Henry Neugass

March 1999

• A case for low voltage differential signaling as the ubiquitous interconnect technology by John Goldie and Guy Nicholson
• The evolution of Java for embedded systems by Jon Hoskins
• Ensuring high availability in embedded applications by Bill McCombie

April 1999

• Add test points to application code by Richard A. Quinnell
• Why Spice won't cut it for analog anymore by Ken Kundert

May 1999

• Faster embedded development with symmetrical multiprocessing solutions by Don Palmer

June 1999

• IBIS vs. Spice: which is best for board-level simulation? by Charles Small.