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Control bus

In computer architecture,A control bus is (part of) a computer bus, used by CPUs for communicating with other devices within the computer. While the… 
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2014
2014
FPGA implementation of FlexRay protocol with built-in-self-test capability
FlexRay is a widely used communication protocol is used in vehicle to interconnect the equipment of vehicle. The interconnections… 
2012
2012
Bottom-up approach for process models – The Nucleocycle
2008
2008
Factors affecting home range sizes of female striped mice ( Rhabdomys pumilio )
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2006
2006
Characterization of the EMC Performances of the CAN Bus in a Typical System Bus Architecture for Small Satellites
The cost reduction is a key factor in the preparation of new scientific missions for space exploration and therefore in the… 
2005
2005
Dynamic fraction control bus: new SOC on-chip communication architecture design
As technology scales toward deeper submicron, the integration of a large number of IP blocks on the same silicon die is becoming… 
2003
2003
Industrial control with conventional computers
1989
1989
How to Get an "A" on Your Dropout Prevention Report Card
I n 1985-86 more than 600,000 young people dropped out of pub lic schools at a projected cost to society of $120 billion in last… 
1987
1987
Mesh-connected parallel computer PAX for scientific applications
1983
1983
'STE' Eurocard bus, P1000
1979
1979
A monolithic, charge-balancing successive-approximation A/D technique
A modified2^{N} ċ R(potentiometric) A/D approach which reduces die area (fewer resistors are required), inherently allows a… 
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