Titlebook: Microcomputer Fault-finding and Design; Robin Holland Textbook 1995Latest edition R. C. Holland 1995 computer.computer architecture.integr

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Robin Hollandlike documents for which various kinds of unique ID systems exist (e.g., DOI, ISBN), other bibliographic entities such as author and publication venue do not have unique IDs. Therefore, in current Digital Libraries, tracking such bibliographic entities is not trivial. For instance, suppose a scholar

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Board Testing,nge (logic probe, logic pulser and current tracer) are useful in tracing faults in computer CPU boards that are inoperative, and these devices are described next. Further devices are described in the following sections.

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Signature Analysis,ature’ that is displayed on a segment display unit. This signature can be compared with a reference signature for the circuit node in order to help to identify circuit faults. The signature analyser is particularly useful for computer circuit testing. If a specific test program is run for a specific

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In-circuit Emulator,ent of microprocessor-based systems. An ICE (In-Circuit Emulator) forms part of a development system. Although primarily intended as a design/development tool, a development system and in-circuit emulator can also be used for fault finding procedures on microprocessor-based systems.

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Typical DVM (Digital Voltmeter) Design,ce. A variety of signal ranges can be selected, and both ac and dc signals can be measured. Some designs are battery-driven and portable, other are mains-driven and desk-mounted. Digital instruments offer the advantage of much higher input impedances compared with their analogue forerunners, for exa

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Typical Bootstrap Loader Design,) in the system. It is invariably held on disk in PCs (Personal Computers), and hence must be transferred to RAM when the computer is switched on. This task is performed by a ‘bootstrap loader’ program, which is ROM-based and is entered automatically on switch-on (or ‘Reset’, that is when the RESET