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1949-09.pdf	1949	v.1, n.1	Sep-49	1949-09.001.tif.pdf
	1949	v.1, n.1	Sep-49	1949-09.001.tif.pdf	A New Amplifier for Milli-Microsecond Pulses		N.B. Schrock
1949-10.pdf	1949	v.1, n.2	Oct-49	1949-10.001.tif.pdf
	1949	v.1, n.2	Oct-49	1949-10.001.tif.pdf	A New Frequency Standard and Time Interval Generator		Brunton Bauer
1949-11.pdf	1949	v.1, n.3	Nov-49	1949-11.001.tif.pdf
	1949	v.1, n.3	Nov-49	1949-11.001.tif.pdf	Design Notes on the Resistance-Capacity Oscillator Circuit (Part I)		Brunton Bauer
1949-12.pdf	1949	v.1, n.4	Dec-49	1949-12.001.tif.pdf
	1949	v.1, n.4	Dec-49	1949-12.001.tif.pdf	Design Notes on the Resistance-Capacity Oscillator Circuit (Part II)		Brunton Bauer
1950-01.pdf	1950	v.1, n.5	Jan-50	1950-01.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.1, n.5	Jan-50	1950-01.001.tif.pdf	Greater Reliability in UHF Impedance Measurements		W.B. Wholey
1950-02.pdf	1950	v.1, n.6	Feb-50	1950-02.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.1, n.6	Feb-50	1950-02.001.tif.pdf	A New 0.07-10 Microsecond General-Purpose Pulse Generator		G.S. Kan
1950-03.pdf	1950	v.1, n.7	Mar-50	1950-03.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.1, n.7	Mar-50	1950-03.001.tif.pdf	A New 10-500 Megacycle A-M Signal Generator		H.E. Overacker
1950-04.pdf	1950	v.1, n.8	Apr-50	1950-04.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.1, n.8	Apr-50	1950-04.001.tif.pdf	Direct Measurement of Impedance in the 50-500 MC Range		Arthur Fong
	1950	v.1, n.8	Apr-50	1950-04.004.tif.pdf	10-500 MC VHF Detector
1950-05.pdf	1950	v.1, n.9	May-50	1950-05.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.1, n.9	May-50	1950-05.001.tif.pdf	Direct Reading UHF Power Measurements		B.P. Hand
1950-06.pdf	1950	v.1, n.10	Jun-50	1950-06.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.1, n.10	Jun-50	1950-06.001.tif.pdf	The Explanation for Certain Cathode-Follower Effects		Brunton Bauer
	1950	v.1, n.10	Jun-50	1950-06.003.tif.pdf	Extended-Range Metered Power Supply
1950-07.pdf	1950	v.1, n.11	Jul-50	1950-07.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.1, n.11	Jul-50	1950-07.001.tif.pdf	New 125-Volt Fast Pulse Amplifier		N.B. Schrock
1950-08.pdf	1950	v.1, n.12	Aug-50	1950-08.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.1, n.12	Aug-50	1950-08.001.tif.pdf	A New Monitor for FM Communications Services		J.E. Stiles
	1950	v.1, n.12	Aug-50	1950-08.004.tif.pdf	New Aural and Video Monitors for TV Stations
1950-09.pdf	1950	v.2, n.1	Sep-50	1950-09.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.2, n.1	Sep-50	1950-09.001.tif.pdf	A 3800-7600 MC Signal Generator Using a Parallel-Plane Type Resonator		W.D. Myers
1950-10.pdf	1950	v.2, n.2	Oct-50	1950-10.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.2, n.2	Oct-50	1950-10.001.tif.pdf	A 10 MC Scaler for Nuclear Counting and Frequency Measurement		A.S. Bagley
1950-11.pdf	1950	v.2, n.3	Nov-50	1950-11.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.2, n.3	Nov-50	1950-11.001.tif.pdf	The 700 Megacycle Voltmeter and Its Applications		J.R. Petrak
	1950	v.2, n.3	Nov-50	1950-11.004.tif.pdf	Diode Replacement Kit Available For Model 410A
1950-12.pdf	1950	v.2 n.4	Dec-50	1950-12.001.tif.pdf
	1950	v.2 n.4	Dec-50	1950-12.001.tif.pdf	A New Low-Power Klystron Supply		J.R. Petrak
	1950	v.2 n.4	Dec-50	1950-12.002.tif.pdf	Balanced Load Measurements with VHF Bridge		W.B Wholey
	1950	v.2 n.4	Dec-50	1950-12.003.tif.pdf	Repair of Hewlett-Packard Instruments
1951-01.pdf	1951	v.2 n.5	Jan-51	1951-01.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.2 n.5	Jan-51	1951-01.001.tif.pdf	The High-Speed Frequency Counter-A New Solution to Old Problems		A.S. Bagley
1951-02.pdf	1951	v.2 n.6	Feb-51	1951-02.002.tif.pdf
	1951	v.2 n.6	Feb-51	1951-02.002.tif.pdf	The -hp- Program for Waveguide Type Measuring Equipment		N.B. Schrock
1951-03.pdf	1951	v.2 n.7-8	March/April-1951	1951-03.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.2 n.7-8	March/April-1951	1951-03.001.tif.pdf	Power Measurements from 10 to 12,400 Megacycles		B. P. Hand, N.B. Schrock
1951-05.pdf	1951	v.2 n.9	May-51	1951-05.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.2 n.9	May-51	1951-05.001.tif.pdf	Inexpensive Quality
1951-06.pdf	1951	v.2 n.10	Jun-51	1951-06.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.2 n.10	Jun-51	1951-06.001.tif.pdf	A New Generator of Frequencies down to 0.01 CPS		R.H. Brunner
1951-07.pdf	1951	v.2 n.11	Jul-51	1951-07.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.2 n.11	Jul-51	1951-07.001.tif.pdf	Accuracy in -hp- Voltmeters and Oscillators		R.M. Demere, Brunton Bauer
	1951	v.2 n.11	Jul-51	1951-07.004.tif.pdf	1951 WESTERN IRE CONVENTION
1951-08.pdf	1951	v.2 n.12	Aug-51	1951-08.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.2 n.12	Aug-51	1951-08.001.tif.pdf	-hp- Distortion Measuring Equipment		Brunton Bauer
1951-09.pdf	1951	v.3 n.1	Sep-51	1951-09.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.3 n.1	Sep-51	1951-09.001.tif.pdf	Good Practice in Slotted Line Measurements		W.B. Wholey
	1951	v.3 n.1	Sep-51	1951-09.005.tif.pdf	Good Practice in Slotted Line Measurements (Conclusion)		W.B. Wholey
1951-10.pdf	1951	v.3 n.2	Oct-51	1951-10.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.3 n.2	Oct-51	1951-10.001.tif.pdf	Two New Test Sets for SHF Measurements
	1951	v.3 n.2	Oct-51	1951-10.004.tif.pdf	Good Practice in Slotted Line Measurements (Conclusion)		W.B. Wholey
1951-11.pdf	1951	v.3 n.3	Nov-51	1951-11.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.3 n.3	Nov-51	1951-11.001.tif.pdf	Recent Developments in -hp- Waveguide Type Measuring Equipment		J.K. Hunton, N.B. Schrock
1951-12.pdf	1951	v.3 n.4	Dec-51	1951-12.001.tif.pdf
	1951	v.3 n.4	Dec-51	1951-12.001.tif.pdf	Oscillators for many purposes
1952-01.pdf	1952	v.3 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1952	1952-01.001.tif.pdf
	1952	v.3 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1952	1952-01.001.tif.pdf	Simplified Microwave Frequency Measurements Using the 10-MC Frequency Counter		W.D. Myers
	1952	v.3 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1952	1952-01.002.tif.pdf	The "Perfect Load" and the Null Shift-Aids in VSWR Measurements		J.K. Hunton and W.B. Wholey
1952-03.pdf	1952	v.3 n.7-8	March/April-1952	1952-03.001.tif.pdf
	1952	v.3 n.7-8	March/April-1952	1952-03.001.tif.pdf	A Precision Directional Coupler Using Multi-Hole Coupling		E.F. Barnett and J.K. Hunton
1952-05.pdf	1952	v.3 n.9-10	May/June-1952	1952-05.001.tif.pdf
	1952	v.3 n.9-10	May/June-1952	1952-05.001.tif.pdf	The -hp- Direct-Reading UHF Signal Generators		Arthur Fong, W.D. Myers
1952-07.pdf	1952	v.3 n.11	Jul-52	1952-07.001.tif.pdf
	1952	v.3 n.11	Jul-52	1952-07.001.tif.pdf	A Novel Impedance-Measuring System Using Standard -hp- Instruments
1952-08.pdf	1952	v.3 n.12	Aug-52	1952-08.001.tif.pdf
	1952	v.3 n.12	Aug-52	1952-08.001.tif.pdf	The -hp- Audio Signal Generators
1952-09.pdf	1952	v.4 n-1-2	Sept/Oct-1952	1952-09.001.tif.pdf
	1952	v.4 n-1-2	Sept/Oct-1952	1952-09.001.tif.pdf	Greater Flexibility in the -hp- 3800-7600 Mc Signal Generator		W.D. Myers
	1952	v.4 n-1-2	Sept/Oct-1952	1952-09.003.tif.pdf	Measuring Large Resistances With the -hp- 410 VTVM
	1952	v.4 n-1-2	Sept/Oct-1952	1952-09.004.tif.pdf	Checking Klystron Linearity with -hp- Equipment
1952-11.pdf	1952	v.4 n.3	Nov-52	1952-11.001.tif.pdf
	1952	v.4 n.3	Nov-52	1952-11.001.tif.pdf	A New 100 KC Counter for Use in Electronics and Industry		E.A. Hilton
1952-12.pdf	1952	v.4 n.4	Dec-52	1952-12.001.tif.pdf
	1952	v.4 n.4	Dec-52	1952-12.001.tif.pdf	Those New -hp- Oscillators		Brunton Bauer, B.M. Oliver
	1952	v.4 n.4	Dec-52	1952-12.004.tif.pdf	Greater Power Capacity for the 8.5-10 KMC Test Set		P.D. Lacy
1953-01.pdf	1953	v.4 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1953	1953-01.001.tif.pdf
	1953	v.4 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1953	1953-01.001.tif.pdf	More about the -hp- Precision Directional Couplers		E.F. Barnett
1953-03.pdf	1953	v.4 n.7-8	March/April-1953	1953-03.001.tif.pdf
	1953	v.4 n.7-8	March/April-1953	1953-03.001.tif.pdf	A New Signal Generator for Aeronautical Radio and UHF Television		H.E. Overacker
	1953	v.4 n.7-8	March/April-1953	1953-03.004.tif.pdf	Field Repair Stations
1953-05.pdf	1953	v.4 n.9-10	May/June-1953	1953-05.001.tif.pdf
	1953	v.4 n.9-10	May/June-1953	1953-05.001.tif.pdf	The -hp- TV Monitor		Robert Grimm
1953-07.pdf	1953	v.4 n.11-12	July/August-1953	1953-07.001.tif.pdf
	1953	v.4 n.11-12	July/August-1953	1953-07.001.tif.pdf	Measurements to 100 Megacycles with the -hp- Frequency Counter		Dexter Hartke
1953-09.pdf	1953	v.5 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1953	1953-09.001.tif.pdf
	1953	v.5 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1953	1953-09.001.tif.pdf	Time Interval Measurements with the -hp- Electronic Counter		D.R. Scott, E.A. Hilton
1953-11.pdf	1953	v.5 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1953	1953-11.001.tif.pdf
	1953	v.5 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1953	1953-11.001.tif.pdf	A New 60-Cycle Per Revolution Generator for Precision Tachometry Measurements		Wm. Girdner
1954-01.pdf	1954	v.5 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1954	1954-01.001.tif.pdf
	1954	v.5 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1954	1954-01.001.tif.pdf	A New Signal Generator for the 7,000 to 11,000 MC Range		Arthur Fong
1954-03.pdf	1954	v.5 n.7-8	March/April-1954	1954-03.001.tif.pdf
	1954	v.5 n.7-8	March/April-1954	1954-03.001.tif.pdf	Frequency and Time Measurements with the New -hp- High Speed Counter		Alan S. Bagley, Wm.D. Myers, Dexter Hartke
1954-05.pdf	1954	v.5 n.9	May-54	1954-05.001.tif.pdf
	1954	v.5 n.9	May-54	1954-05.001.tif.pdf	Wider Range and Higher Stability in the new -hp- 4 MC Voltmeter		John Zevenbergen
1954-06.pdf	1954	v.5 n.10	Jun-54	1954-06.001.tif.pdf
	1954	v.5 n.10	Jun-54	1954-06.001.tif.pdf	The -hp- 500-Volt, 200-MA Metered Power Supply		Don Broderick
	1954	v.5 n.10	Jun-54	1954-06.004.tif.pdf	A Convenient Source of Multiple Pulses
1954-07.pdf	1954	v.5 n.11	Jul-54	1954-07.001.tif.pdf
	1954	v.5 n.11	Jul-54	1954-07.001.tif.pdf	New Conveniences for Microwave Power Measurements		Wm. Gallagher, B.P. Hand
1954-08.pdf	1954	v.5 n.12	Aug-54	1954-08.001.tif.pdf
	1954	v.5 n.12	Aug-54	1954-08.001.tif.pdf	Advanced Performance in two new VHF Signal Generators		H.E. Overacker
	1954	v.5 n.12	Aug-54	1954-08.004.tif.pdf	Signal Generator Output Fuse
1954-09.pdf	1954	v.6 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1954	1954-09.001.tif.pdf
	1954	v.6 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1954	1954-09.001.tif.pdf	The -hp- Microwave Reflectometers		N.L. Pappas, J.K. Hunton
1954-11.pdf	1954	v.6 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1954	1954-11.001.tif.pdf
	1954	v.6 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1954	1954-11.001.tif.pdf	New Broadband Microwave Power Amplifiers using Helix-Coupled TWT'S		P.D. Lacy, D.E. Wheeler
	1954	v.6 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1954	1954-11.006.tif.pdf	A New Helix-Forming Machine with Micro-inch Error
1955-01.pdf	1955	v.6 n.5	Jan-55	1955-01.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.6 n.5	Jan-55	1955-01.002.tif.pdf	A Precision Wave Guide Attenuator Which Obeys a Mathematical Law		B.P. Hand
	1955	v.6 n.5	Jan-55	1955-01.004.tif.pdf	A New Precision Wave Guide Phase Shifter		E.F. Barnett
1955-02.pdf	1955	v.6 n.6	Feb-55	1955-02.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.6 n.6	Feb-55	1955-02.002.tif.pdf	A New 10 MC to 12 KMC Coaxial Crystal Detector Mount		N.B. Schrock
	1955	v.6 n.6	Feb-55	1955-02.003.tif.pdf	New Plug-In Decade Counters of Refined Design		Marvin Willrodt
	1955	v.6 n.6	Feb-55	1955-02.005.tif.pdf	Two New Transformers for Measurements on Balanced Systems
1955-03.pdf	1955	v.6 n.7	Mar-55	1955-03.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.6 n.7	Mar-55	1955-03.002.tif.pdf	A New Standing Wave Indicator with an Expanded VSWR Scale		Brunton Bauer
	1955	v.6 n.7	Mar-55	1955-03.004.tif.pdf	More Conveniences in the -hp- Microwave Power Meter		Don Carmean
1955-04.pdf	1955	v.6 n.8	Apr-55	1955-04.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.6 n.8	Apr-55	1955-04.002.tif.pdf	A New 10 CPS-600 KC High Stability VTVM		John Zevenbergen
	1955	v.6 n.8	Apr-55	1955-04.004.tif.pdf	Some Effects of Waveform on VTVM Readings		B.M. Oliver
1955-05.pdf	1955	v.6 n.9	May-55	1955-05.002.tif.pdf
1955-06.pdf	1955	v.6 n.10	Jun-55	1955-06.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.6 n.10	Jun-55	1955-06.002.tif.pdf	The New -hp- 15-21 KMC 10 MW Signal Generator		Wm. D. Myers
	1955	v.6 n.10	Jun-55	1955-06.004.tif.pdf	Some Effects of Waveform on VTVM Readings (Conclusion)		B.M. Oliver
1955-07.pdf	1955	v.6 n.11	Jul-55	1955-07.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.6 n.11	Jul-55	1955-07.002.tif.pdf	A New 120 KC Industrial Counter for Measuring RPM, Velocity, Quantity, Flow, etc.		Frank Koziuk
1955-08.pdf	1955	v.6 n.12	Aug-55	1955-08.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.6 n.12	Aug-55	1955-08.002.tif.pdf	A Simple Precision System for Measuring CW and Pulsed Frequencies Up to 12,400 MC		Dexter Hartke
1955-09.pdf	1955	v.7 n.1	Sep-55	1955-09.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.7 n.1	Sep-55	1955-09.002.tif.pdf	A New 3 CPS-100 KC Electronic Frequency Meter with Discriminator Output and Expandable Scale		Duane Marshall
1955-10.pdf	1955	v.7 n.2	Oct-55	1955-10.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.7 n.2	Oct-55	1955-10.002.tif.pdf	High-Directivity Coaxial Directional Couplers and Reflectometers		C.S. Reis, H.C. Poulter, J.K. Hunton
1955-11.pdf	1955	v.7 n.3	Nov-55	1955-11.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.7 n.3	Nov-55	1955-11.002.tif.pdf	Square Wave and Pulse Testing of Linear Systems		B.M. Oliver
1955-12.pdf	1955	v.7 n.4	Dec-55	1955-12.002.tif.pdf
	1955	v.7 n.4	Dec-55	1955-12.002.tif.pdf	An Enhanced Accuracy High Readability VTVM		John Zevenbergen
	1955	v.7 n.4	Dec-55	1955-12.004.tif.pdf	Use of the "Notch Wattmeter" with -hp- Signal Generators
1956-01.pdf	1956	v.7 n.5	Jan-56	1956-01.002.tif.pdf
	1956	v.7 n.5	Jan-56	1956-01.002.tif.pdf	New TWT Amplifiers with Provision for Simulating Special Microwave Signals		Geo. W.C. Mathers, Peter D. Lacy
1956-02.pdf	1956	v.7 n.6	Feb-56	1956-02.002.tif.pdf
	1956	v.7 n.6	Feb-56	1956-02.002.tif.pdf	Three New -hp- Audio Oscillators		Brunton Bauer
	1956	v.7 n.6	Feb-56	1956-02.005.tif.pdf	The -hp- Balanced R-C Oscillator Circuit		B.M. Oliver
1956-03.pdf	1956	v.7 n.7	Mar-56	1956-03.002.tif.pdf
	1956	v.7 n.7	Mar-56	1956-03.002.tif.pdf	A New DC-300 KC High-Sensitivity Oscilloscope with Triggered Sweep		Dick Reynolds, Duane Dunwoodie
1956-04.pdf	1956	v.7 n.8	Apr-56	1956-04.002.tif.pdf
	1956	v.7 n.8	Apr-56	1956-04.002.tif.pdf	A New DC-10 MC Oscilloscope with Dual-Trace and High-Gain Preamplifiers		Robert A. Grimm, Norman B. Schrock
1956-05.pdf	1956	v.7 n.9-10	May/June-1956	1956-05.002.tif.pdf
	1956	v.7 n.9-10	May/June-1956	1956-05.002.tif.pdf	A New 10-15.5 KMC 10 MW Signal Generator		Wm. D. Myers
	1956	v.7 n.9-10	May/June-1956	1956-05.004.tif.pdf	A Simple 0-500 Volt Metered Power Supply		Brunton Bauer
	1956	v.7 n.9-10	May/June-1956	1956-05.005.tif.pdf	Balanced Output from the -hp- Square Wave Generator
1956-07.pdf	1956	v.7 n.11-12	July/Aug-1956	1956-07.002.tif.pdf
	1956	v.7 n.11-12	July/Aug-1956	1956-07.002.tif.pdf	A 0-1.1 MC Frequency Counter with Time Interval Markers		Jeffrey B. Wolfington
1956-09.pdf	1956	v.8 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1956	1956-09.008.tif.pdf
	1956	v.8 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1956	1956-09.008.tif.pdf	A Micrometric 12-40 KMC Waveguide Slotted Line with Interchangeable Sections and Untuned Probe		J.K. Hunton
1956-11.pdf	1956	v.8 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1956	1956-11.002.tif.pdf
	1956	v.8 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1956	1956-11.002.tif.pdf	A New Adjustable Gate Time Counter from a New -hp- Affiliate
	1956	v.8 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1956	1956-11.004.tif.pdf	Dynac, Inc. - A New Service for Specialized Instrumentation
1957-01.pdf	1957	v.8 n.5	Jan-57	1957-01.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.8 n.5	Jan-57	1957-01.002.tif.pdf	An RC Oscillator that Covers the 20 cps-20 kc Range in a Single Dial Sweep
	1957	v.8 n.5	Jan-57	1957-01.004.tif.pdf	Design Principles of the 1001:1 Range Single-Band RC Oscillator		Nicholas Kovalevski, B.M. Oliver
1957-02.pdf	1957	v.8 n.6	Feb-57	1957-02.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.8 n.6	Feb-57	1957-02.002.tif.pdf	A New 8-12 KMC Voltage-Tuned Sweep Oscillator for Faster Microwave Evaluations		P.D. Lacy, Daniel E. Wheeler
1957-03.pdf	1957	v.8 n.7	Mar-57	1957-03.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.8 n.7	Mar-57	1957-03.002.tif.pdf	A Fast Digital Recorder with Analog Output for Automatic Data Plotting		Alan S. Bagley, Ed A. Hilton
1957-04.pdf	1957	v.8 n.8	Apr-57	1957-04.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.8 n.8	Apr-57	1957-04.002.tif.pdf	A 250 CPS - 100 KC Oscillator For High Stability Applications		Albert Ennor, Edna MacLean
	1957	v.8 n.8	Apr-57	1957-04.004.tif.pdf	How Model 200T stability Curves were Plotted
	1957	v.8 n.8	Apr-57	1957-04.005.tif.pdf	Higher Accuracy in Measuring Audio and Sub-Audio Frequencies		Albert Ennor
1957-05.pdf	1957	v.8 n.9-10	May/June-1957	1957-05.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.8 n.9-10	May/June-1957	1957-05.002.tif.pdf	A Note on Measuring Coaxial Coupler Directivity		Howard C. Poulter
	1957	v.8 n.9-10	May/June-1957	1957-05.004.tif.pdf	High DB-Resolution Meter Scales for -hp- VTVM's
1957-07.pdf	1957	v.8 n-11	Jul-57	1957-07.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.8 n-11	Jul-57	1957-07.002.tif.pdf	A Small, Convenient Frequency Counter For General-Purpose Use		Frank Koziuk
	1957	v.8 n-11	Jul-57	1957-07.004.tif.pdf	Some Handy uses for the -hp- 650A Test Oscillator		Arthur Fong
1957-08.pdf	1957	v.8 n.12	Aug-57	1957-08.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.8 n.12	Aug-57	1957-08.002.tif.pdf	A Rack-Mounting DC-300 KC Oscilloscope With Expandable Sweep		Duane Dunwoodie, Dick Reynolds
1957-09.pdf	1957	v.9 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1957	1957-09.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.9 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1957	1957-09.002.tif.pdf	Permanent Record and Oscilloscope Techniques with the Microwave Sweep Oscillator		Peter D. Lacy, Daniel E. Wheeler
	1957	v.9 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1957	1957-09.008.tif.pdf	Sputnik's Doppler Shift Measured and Recorded with -hp- Counter and Digital Recorder
1957-11.pdf	1957	v.9 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1957	1957-11.002.tif.pdf
	1957	v.9 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1957	1957-11.002.tif.pdf	An Improved Method For Measuring Losses in Short Waveguide Lengths		Peter D. Lacy, Kenneth E. Miller
1958-01.pdf	1958	v.9 n.5	Jan-58	1958-01.002.tif.pdf
	1958	v.9 n.5	Jan-58	1958-01.002.tif.pdf	An Automatic Noise Figure Meter For Improving Microwave Device Performance		Howard C. Poulter
	1958	v.9 n.5	Jan-58	1958-01.004.tif.pdf	Noise Figure and Its Measurement		B.M. Oliver
1958-02.pdf	1958	V.9 n.6	Feb-58	1958-02.002.tif.pdf
	1958	V.9 n.6	Feb-58	1958-02.002.tif.pdf	Increased Operational Simplicity In a New DC-Several Hundred KC Oscilloscope		Duane Dunwoodie
	1958	V.9 n.6	Feb-58	1958-02.007.tif.pdf	New -hp- R & D Divisions
1958-03.pdf	1958	v.9 n.7	Mar-58	1958-03.002.tif.pdf
	1958	v.9 n.7	Mar-58	1958-03.002.tif.pdf	An Increased-Sensitivity Micro Volt-Ammeter Using a Photoconductive Chopper		John M. Cage
1958-04.pdf	1958	v.9 n.8	Apr-58	1958-04.002.tif.pdf
1958-05.pdf	1958	v.9 n.9	May-58	1958-05.002.tif.pdf
	1958	v.9 n.9	May-58	1958-05.002.tif.pdf	A Fast, Automatic Printer for Digital Type Data Devices		Ed A. Hilton
	1958	v.9 n.9	May-58	1958-05.005.tif.pdf	A Current-Limiting Regulated Power Supply for Transistor Work		Donald F. Schulz
1958-06.pdf	1958	v.9 n.10-11	June/July-1958	1958-06.002.tif.pdf
	1958	v.9 n.10-11	June/July-1958	1958-06.002.tif.pdf	A Clip-On DC Milliammeter for Measuring Tube and Transistor Circuit Currents		Arndt Bergh, George S. Kan, Charles O. Forge
	1958	v.9 n.10-11	June/July-1958	1958-06.005.tif.pdf	-hp- Board of Directors Enlarged
1958-08.pdf	1958	v.9 n.12	Aug-58	1958-08.002.tif.pdf
	1958	v.9 n.12	Aug-58	1958-08.002.tif.pdf	An Automatic DC to X-Band Power Meter for the Medium Power Range		B.P. Hand
1958-09.pdf	1958	v.10 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1958	1958-09.002.tif.pdf
	1958	v.10 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1958	1958-09.002.tif.pdf	A Dual-Trace Automatic Base Line Oscilloscope for the DC-Several Hundred KC Range		John Strathman
	1958	v.10 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1958	1958-09.004.tif.pdf	Two High-Performance Attenuators For the DC-500 MC Range		Arthur Fong, Harley L. Halverson
1958-11.pdf	1958	v.10 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1958	1958-11.002.tif.pdf
	1958	v.10 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1958	1958-11.002.tif.pdf	5x10-8/Week Time Base Accuracy in the 10 MC Frequency Counter		Leonard S. Cutler, LaThare N. Bodily
	1958	v.10 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1958	1958-11.006.tif.pdf	Assuring Time Base Performance
1959-01.pdf	1959	v.10 n.5	Jan-59	1959-01.002.tif.pdf
	1959	v.10 n.5	Jan-59	1959-01.002.tif.pdf	A New Digital DC Voltmeter with Automatic Range and Polarity Selection		Theodore C. Anderson, Noel M. Pace
1959-02.pdf	1959	v.10 n.6-7	Feb/March-1959	1959-02.002.tif.pdf
	1959	v.10 n.6-7	Feb/March-1959	1959-02.002.tif.pdf	Additional Conveniences for Noise Figure Measurements		Marco R. Negrete
1959-04.pdf	1959	v.10 n.8	Apr-59	1959-04.002.tif.pdf
	1959	v.10 n.8	Apr-59	1959-04.002.tif.pdf	Special-Purpose Performance in a General-Purpose 50 KC-65 MC Signal Generator		Arthur Fong
1959-05.pdf	1959	v.10 n.9-10	May/June-1959	1959-05.002.tif.pdf
	1959	v.10 n.9-10	May/June-1959	1959-05.002.tif.pdf	A Clip-On Oscilloscope Probe for Measuring and Viewing Current Waveforms		Robert R. Wilke
1959-07.pdf	1959	v.10 n.11-12	July/August-1959	1959-07.002.tif.pdf
	1959	v.10 n.11-12	July/August-1959	1959-07.002.tif.pdf	A Precision DC Vacuum-Tube Voltmeter with Extended Sensitivity and High Stability		Donald Norgaard
1959-09.pdf	1959	v.11 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1959	1959-09.002.tif.pdf
	1959	v.11 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1959	1959-09.002.tif.pdf	A New 20 CPS-50 KC Wave Analyzer with high Selectivity and Simplified Tuning		J.R. Petrak
1959-11.pdf	1959	v.11 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1959	1959-09.002.tif.pdf
1960-01.pdf	1960	v.11 n.5-7	Jan/March-1960	1960-01.002.tif.pdf
	1960	v.11 n.5-7	Jan/March-1960	1960-01.002.tif.pdf	A Versatile New DC-500 MC Oscilloscope with High Sensitivity and Dual Channel Display		Roderick Carlson
1960-04.pdf	1960	v.11 n.8-10	April/June-1960	1960-04.002.tif.pdf
	1960	v.11 n.8-10	April/June-1960	1960-04.002.tif.pdf	The Effect of u-Circuit Non-Linearity on the Amplitude Stability of RC Oscillators		Bernard M. Oliver
1960-07.pdf	1960	v.11 n.11-12	July/August-1960	1960-07.002.tif.pdf
	1960	v.11 n.11-12	July/August-1960	1960-07.002.tif.pdf	A New Clip-on Oscilloscope/Voltmeter Probe for 25 - 20 MC Current Measurements		Charles O. Forge
	1960	v.11 n.11-12	July/August-1960	1960-07.006.tif.pdf	The Value of AC Current Measurements
1960-09.pdf	1960	v.12 n.1	Sep-60	1960-09.002.tif.pdf
	1960	v.12 n.1	Sep-60	1960-09.002.tif.pdf	A New RF Millivoltmeter for Convenient Measurements to 1 Kmc		Theodore C. Anderson
1960-10.pdf	1960	v.12 n.2	Oct-60	1960-10.002.tif.pdf
	1960	v.12 n.2	Oct-60	1960-10.002.tif.pdf	A Voltage-to-Frequency Converter for Greater Flexibility in Data Handling		R.A. Andersen
1960-11.pdf	1960	v.12 n.3	Nov-60	1960-11.002.tif.pdf
	1960	v.12 n.3	Nov-60	1960-11.002.tif.pdf	A New Frequency/Time Standard with 5 x 10-10 Day Stability		Leonard S. Cutler
1960-12.pdf	1960	v.12 n.4	Dec-60	1960-12.002.tif.pdf
	1960	v.12 n.4	Dec-60	1960-12.002.tif.pdf	Improved Sweep Frequency Techniques for Broadband Microwave Testing		Elmer Lorence, J.K. Hunton
1961-01.pdf	1961	v.12 n.5	Jan-61	1961-01.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.12 n.5	Jan-61	1961-01.002.tif.pdf	A New Frequency Counter Plug-In Unit for Direct Frequency Measurements to 510 MC
1961-02.pdf	1961	v.12 n.6	Feb-61	1961-02.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.12 n.6	Feb-61	1961-02.002.tif.pdf	Two Versatile new Power Supplies for High Power Semiconductor Work		E. Robert Aikin
1961-03.pdf	1961	v.12 n.7	Mar-61	1961-03.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.12 n.7	Mar-61	1961-03.002.tif.pdf	Increased Accuracy in -hp- Meters Through Servo Calibrating Methods		Bernard M. Oliver
1961-04.pdf	1961	v.12 n.8	Apr-61	1961-04.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.12 n.8	Apr-61	1961-04.002.tif.pdf	Two New Militarized Oscilloscopes Having Both Horizontal and Vertical Plug-Ins		George F. Fredrick
	1961	v.12 n.8	Apr-61	1961-04.007.tif.pdf	Vertical Plug-Ins
1961-05.pdf	1961	v.12 n.9	May-61	1961-05.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.12 n.9	May-61	1961-05.002.tif.pdf	Two New Transistorized Frequency Counters with Increased Readout and Low-Frequency Capabilities
	1961	v.12 n.9	May-61	1961-05.006.tif.pdf	Digital or Analog Recording of Counter Measurements
1961-06.pdf	1961	v.12 n.10	Jun-61	1961-06.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.12 n.10	Jun-61	1961-06.002.tif.pdf	A Microwave Power Meter with a Hundredfold Reduction of Thermal Drift		R.F. Pramann
	1961	v.12 n.10	Jun-61	1961-06.007.tif.pdf	A New Low-Cost DC Fan for Cabinet Cooling
1961-07.pdf	1961	v.12 n.11-12	July/August-1961	1961-07.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.12 n.11-12	July/August-1961	1961-07.002.tif.pdf	A Parallax-Free No-Glare CRT for -hp- Oscilloscopes		Bertrand W. Squier, Jr.
	1961	v.12 n.11-12	July/August-1961	1961-07.004.tif.pdf	A New DC-450 KC Oscilloscope using the Internal-Graticule CRT
1961-09.pdf	1961	v.13 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1961	1961-09.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.13 n.1-2	Sept/Oct-1961	1961-09.002.tif.pdf	A New SWR Meter with High Gain-Stability		Darwin L. Howard
1961-11.pdf	1961	v.13 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1961	1961-11.002.tif.pdf
	1961	v.13 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1961	1961-11.002.tif.pdf	Broader Information Capabilities in the Clip-On DC Milliammeter		Donald E. Barkley, Arndt Bergh
	1961	v.13 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1961	1961-11.004.tif.pdf	LARGE-APERTURE CLIP-ON PROBE
	1961	v.13 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1961	1961-11.005.tif.pdf	MAGNETIC INK TESTING
1962-01.pdf	1962	v.13 n.5	Jan-62	1962-01.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.13 n.5	Jan-62	1962-01.002.tif.pdf	The Transistorized RC Oscillator		David S. Cochran
	1962	v.13 n.5	Jan-62	1962-01.005.tif.pdf	New One Watt TWT Amplifiers for more rapid Microwave Measurements		George W.C. Mathers
1962-02.pdf	1962	v.13 n.6	Feb-62	1962-02.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.13 n.6	Feb-62	1962-02.002.tif.pdf	A New Digital Voltmeter Having High Rejection of Hum and Noise		R.A. Andersen
	1962	v.13 n.6	Feb-62	1962-02.006.tif.pdf	A Versatile Digital Recorder for BCD Data		Ed A. Hilton
	1962	v.13 n.6	Feb-62	1962-02.009.tif.pdf	A Digital-to-Analog Converter with High Output Resolution		Ed A. Hilton
1962-03.pdf	1962	v.13 n.7	Mar-62	1962-03.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.13 n.7	Mar-62	1962-03.002.tif.pdf	A New Scope Plug-In for Convenient Measuring of Fast Switching Times		Kay B. Magleby
	1962	v.13 n.7	Mar-62	1962-03.005.tif.pdf	The Kilomegacycle Sampling Oscilloscope		Roderick Carlson
	1962	v.13 n.7	Mar-62	1962-03.007.tif.pdf	A Digital System for Automatic Measurements of Switching Times		H.C. Stansch
1962-04.pdf	1962	v.13 n.8	Apr-62	1962-04.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.13 n.8	Apr-62	1962-04.002.tif.pdf	A New 50 MC Oscilloscope Based on an Advanced CRT Design		Floyd C. Siegel
	1962	v.13 n.8	Apr-62	1962-04.005.tif.pdf	Vertical Plug-Ins
	1962	v.13 n.8	Apr-62	1962-04.006.tif.pdf	Horizontal Plug-Ins
	1962	v.13 n.8	Apr-62	1962-04.008.tif.pdf	SPECIFICATIONS HORIZONTAL PLUG-INS
	1962	v.13 n.8	Apr-62	1962-04.009.tif.pdf	SPECIFICATIONS -hp- MODEL 175A OSCILLOSCOPE
	1962	v.13 n.8	Apr-62	1962-04.009.tif.pdf	SPECIFICATIONS VERTICAL PLUG-INS
1962-05.pdf	1962	v.13 n.9-10	May/June-1962	1962-05.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.13 n.9-10	May/June-1962	1962-05.002.tif.pdf	A Phase-Locking Synchronizer for Stabilizing Reflex Klystroms		Albert Benjaminson
	1962	v.13 n.9-10	May/June-1962	1962-05.006.tif.pdf	A New Wide-Application Klystron Power Supply		Robert C. Allan
	1962	v.13 n.9-10	May/June-1962	1962-05.009.tif.pdf	An Oscilloscope Camera with "Black Light" Graticule Illumination		James A. Chesebrough
1962-07.pdf	1962	v.13 n.11	Jul-62	1962-07.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.13 n.11	Jul-62	1962-07.002.tif.pdf	The Present Attainments of Adjustable Power Supplies
1962-08.pdf	1962	v.13 n.12	Aug-62	1962-08.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.13 n.12	Aug-62	1962-08.002.tif.pdf	A DC-500 KC Oscilloscope with Extended Measurement Capabilities		John Strathman
1962-09.pdf	1962	v.14 n.1	Sep-62	1962-09.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.14 n.1	Sep-62	1962-09.002.tif.pdf	A New Generation of High-Speed Frequency Counters		Tracy S. Storer, Charles M. Hill
	1962	v.14 n.1	Sep-62	1962-09.009.tif.pdf	HIGH-READABILITY DISPLAY
1962-10.pdf	1962	v.14 n.2	Oct-62	1962-10.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.14 n.2	Oct-62	1962-10.002.tif.pdf	A New Pulse Generator with Very Fast Rise Time		Charles O. Forge
	1962	v.14 n.2	Oct-62	1962-10.007.tif.pdf	Measuring Small, Stray L and C with Nanosecond Pulses		Charles O. Forge
1962-11.pdf	1962	v.14 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1962	1962-11.002.tif.pdf
	1962	v.14 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1962	1962-11.002.tif.pdf	A Solid-State Operational Amplifier of High Stability		Robert J. Strehlow
	1962	v.14 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1962	1962-11.004.tif.pdf	Amplifier Plug-Ins
	1962	v.14 n.3-4	Nov/Dec-1962	1962-11.007.tif.pdf	A Portable Frequency-Response Test Set		Don A. Wick
1963-01.pdf	1963	v.14 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1963	1963-01.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.14 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1963	1963-01.002.tif.pdf	A Versatile Wave Analyzer for the 1 kc to 1.5 Mc Range		Stanley McCarthy
	1963	v.14 n.5-6	Jan/Feb-1963	1963-01.006.tif.pdf	A Quick, Convenient Method for Measuring Loop Gain		Philip Spohn
1963-03.pdf	1963	v.14 n.7-8	March/April-1963	1963-03.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.14 n.7-8	March/April-1963	1963-03.002.tif.pdf	A New Microwave Modulator		Nicholas J. Kuhn
	1963	v.14 n.7-8	March/April-1963	1963-03.008.tif.pdf	A Convenient Probe for Sensing Magnetic Fields		Arndt Bergh
	1963	v.14 n.7-8	March/April-1963	1963-03.009.tif.pdf	Using the Smith Chart with Negative Real-part Impedances or Admittances		Harley L. Halverson, Luiz Peregrino
1963-05.pdf	1963	v.14 n.9-10	May/June-1963	1963-05.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.14 n.9-10	May/June-1963	1963-05.002.tif.pdf	A New Multi-Function Voltmeter for General Laboratory Use		Paul G. Baird
1963-07.pdf	1963	v.14 n.11	Jul-63	1963-07.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.14 n.11	Jul-63	1963-07.002.tif.pdf	An 800-2400 MC Signal Generator with Automatically-Leveled Output Power		James R. Ferrell
	1963	v.14 n.11	Jul-63	1963-07.007.tif.pdf	A Variable-Frequency AC Power Supply for General-Purpose Testing		Duane P. Lingafelter
1963-08.pdf	1963	v.14 n.12	Aug-63	1963-08.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.14 n.12	Aug-63	1963-08.002.tif.pdf	A Wide-Range RC Oscillator with Push-button Frequency Selection		Robert W. Colpitts
	1963	v.14 n.12	Aug-63	1963-08.007.tif.pdf	Special Push-Button Audio Oscillator for Telephone Testing		Robert W. Colpitts
	1963	v.14 n.12	Aug-63	1963-08.008.tif.pdf	A Tunnel-Diode Pulse Generator with 0.1 Nanosecond Risetime		Roderick Carlson
	1963	v.14 n.12	Aug-63	1963-08.009.tif.pdf	VISIT -hp- AT WESCON
1963-09.pdf	1963	v.15 n.1	Sep-63	1963-09.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.15 n.1	Sep-63	1963-09.002.tif.pdf	A Basic New Wide-Band Oscilloscope with Planned Anti-Obsolescene		Richard E. Monnier
	1963	v.15 n.1	Sep-63	1963-09.007.tif.pdf	The Time Domain Reflectometer		Lee R. Moffitt
	1963	v.15 n.1	Sep-63	1963-09.008.tif.pdf	The Radial Field Cathode-ray Tube
	1963	v.15 n.1	Sep-63	1963-09.009.tif.pdf	Amplifier Plug-Ins
	1963	v.15 n.1	Sep-63	1963-09.011.tif.pdf	Sweep Generator Plug-Ins
1963-10.pdf	1963	v.15 n.2	Oct-63	1963-10.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.15 n.2	Oct-63	1963-10.002.tif.pdf	A General-Purpose Pulse Generator Producing High-Power, Fast-Rise Pulses		Johan Blokker, George Kan
	1963	v.15 n.2	Oct-63	1963-10.006.tif.pdf	A Clip-on Current Probe for Wide-band Oscilloscope Measurements		John G. Tatum
	1963	v.15 n.2	Oct-63	1963-10.009.tif.pdf	NBS Inagurates Higher Power VLF Standard Frequency Broadcasts
1963-11.pdf	1963	v.15 n.3	Nov-63	1963-11.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.15 n.3	Nov-63	1963-11.002.tif.pdf	A new Multi-Purpose Digital Voltmeter		Charles W. Near, David S. Cochran
	1963	v.15 n.3	Nov-63	1963-11.004.tif.pdf	Voltmeter Plug-ins
1963-12.pdf	1963	v.15 n.4	Dec-63	1963-12.002.tif.pdf
	1963	v.15 n.4	Dec-63	1963-12.002.tif.pdf	A New Series of Microwave Sweep Oscillators with Flexible Modulation and Leveling		Robert L. Dudley
	1963	v.15 n.4	Dec-63	1963-12.009.tif.pdf	Examination of the Atomic Spectral Lines of a Cesium Beam Tube with the -hp- Frequency Synthesizer		Leonard S. Cutler
1964-01.pdf	1964	v.15 n.5	Jan-64	1964-01.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.15 n.5	Jan-64	1964-01.002.tif.pdf	An RMS-Responding Voltmeter with High Crest Factor Rating		Gregory Justice
	1964	v.15 n.5	Jan-64	1964-01.006.tif.pdf	The Significance of Crest Factor
	1964	v.15 n.5	Jan-64	1964-01.007.tif.pdf	Long-term Stability of the -hp- 130C Sensitive DC-500 KC Oscilloscope		John Strathman
	1964	v.15 n.5	Jan-64	1964-01.008.tif.pdf	Precision of the United States Frequency Standard
	1964	v.15 n.5	Jan-64	1964-01.009.tif.pdf	-hp- Factory Training Seminars
1964-02.pdf	1964	v.15 n.6	Feb-64	1964-02.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.15 n.6	Feb-64	1964-02.002.tif.pdf	Time Domain Reflectometry		B. M. Oliver
	1964	v.15 n.6	Feb-64	1964-02.009.tif.pdf	Time Domain Reflectometry with a Plug-in for the 140A Oscilloscope
1964-03.pdf	1964	v.15 n.7	Mar-64	1964-03.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.15 n.7	Mar-64	1964-03.002.tif.pdf	Broadband, Solid-state Amplifiers		Alfred F. Gort
	1964	v.15 n.7	Mar-64	1964-03.006.tif.pdf	An Air-Bearing Spindle for Highly Precise Machining		Edward H. Phillips
	1964	v.15 n.7	Mar-64	1964-03.009.tif.pdf	International System of Units
1964-04.pdf	1964	v.15 n.8	Apr-64	1964-04.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.15 n.8	Apr-64	1964-04.002.tif.pdf	A new Instrument for Measuring Microwave Frequencies with Counter Accuracy		Rudolph F. Pasos
1964-05.pdf	1964	v.15 n.9	May-64	1964-05.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.15 n.9	May-64	1964-05.002.tif.pdf	A 0-50 Mc Frequency Synthesizer with Excellent Stability, Fast Switching, and Fine Resolution		Victor E. Van Duzer
	1964	v.15 n.9	May-64	1964-05.008.tif.pdf	Notes on the Application of Frequency Synthesizers		Victor E. Van Duzer
1964-06.pdf	1964	v.15 n.10	Jun-64	1964-06.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.15 n.10	Jun-64	1964-06.007.tif.pdf	A New Oscilloscope Plug-In with Four 40-MC Channels		James R. Pettit
1964-07.pdf	1964	v.15 n.11	Jul-64	1964-07.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.15 n.11	Jul-64	1964-07.002.tif.pdf	A New Performance of the "Flying Clock" Experiment		Leonard S. Cutler, Alan S. Bagley
	1964	v.15 n.11	Jul-64	1964-07.010.tif.pdf	Plant Distribution of a One-Volt DC Standard		Richard Bean
1964-08.pdf	1964	v.15 n.12	Aug-64	1964-08.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.15 n.12	Aug-64	1964-08.002.tif.pdf	A New Microwave Spectrum Analyzer		Harley L. Halverson
1964-09.pdf	1964	v.16 n.1	Sep-64	1964-09.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.16 n.1	Sep-64	1964-09.002.tif.pdf	Our Preparations at Hewlett-Packard for the Instrumentation of Tomorrow		Frank J. Burkhard
1964-10.pdf	1964	v.16 n.2	Oct-64	1964-10.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.16 n.2	Oct-64	1964-10.002.tif.pdf	A VLF Comparator for Relating Local Frequency to U.s. Standards		Dexter Hartke
	1964	v.16 n.2	Oct-64	1964-10.009.tif.pdf	Tunable VLF Comparator
1964-11.pdf	1964	v.16 n.3	Nov-64	1964-11.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.16 n.3	Nov-64	1964-11.002.tif.pdf	Absorption Modulators for Simple or Complex Microwave Modulation		Douglas A. Gray
	1964	v.16 n.3	Nov-64	1964-11.009.tif.pdf	New Microwave Signal Sources with Signal Generator Capabilities		Douglas A. Gray
1964-12.pdf	1964	v.16 n.4	Dec-64	1964-12.002.tif.pdf
	1964	v.16 n.4	Dec-64	1964-12.002.tif.pdf	Microwave Harmonic Generation and Nanosecond Pulse Generation with the Step-recovery Diode		Robert D. Hall, Stewart M. Krakauer
1965-01.pdf	1965	v.16 n.5	Jan-65	1965-01.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.16 n.5	Jan-65	1965-01.004.tif.pdf	New Tape Transport in Sanborn Magnetic Data Recording Systems
	1965	v.16 n.5	Jan-65	1965-01.009.tif.pdf	Senior Staff Engineers Appointed by -hp- Board of Directors
1965-02.pdf	1965	v.16 n.6	Feb-65	1965-02.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.16 n.6	Feb-65	1965-02.002.tif.pdf	New Coaxial Couplers for Reflectometers, Detection, and Monitoring	coaxial couplers with flattened response and high directivity facilitate swept-type measurements of several kinds	Robert Prickett
	1965	v.16 n.6	Feb-65	1965-02.007.tif.pdf	New Waveguide Crystal Detectors with Flat Response		Robert Prickett and Lawrence Renihan
1965-03.pdf	1965	v.16 n.7	Mar-65	1965-03.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.16 n.7	Mar-65	1965-03.002.tif.pdf	The Linear Quartz Termometer - a New Tool for Measuring Absolute and Difference Temperatures	a linear-temperature-coefficient quartz resonator has been developed, leading to a fast, wide-range thermometer with a resolution of .0001 C.	Albert Benjaminson
1965-04.pdf	1965	v.16 n.8	Apr-65	1965-04.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.16 n.8	Apr-65	1965-04.002.tif.pdf	Correlating Time from Europe to Asia with Flying Clocks	by means of portable cesium-beam clocks, time has been correlated to 1 microsecond at many of the world's timekeeping centers and a comparison of four of the world's best-known 'long-beam' frequency standards has also been made	LaThare N. Bodily
1965-05.pdf	1965	v.16 n.9	May-65	1965-05.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.16 n.9	May-65	1965-05.002.tif.pdf	A Combined DC Voltage Standard and Differential Voltmeter for Precise Calibration Work	an advanced instrument that generates precise, high-resolution dc voltages for calibration work is also a precision differential dc voltmeter with a constant and very high input impedance	Robert E. Watson
	1965	v.16 n.9	May-65	1965-05.009.tif.pdf	Phase Comparisons with LF Standard Broadcasts Controlled by 'Atomic Time'
1965-06.pdf	1965	v.16 n.10	Jun-65	1965-06.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.16 n.10	Jun-65	1965-06.003.tif.pdf	A New 10c/s-10Mc/s Test Oscillator with Enhanced Output Capabilities	the performance possible with state-of-art techniques has been incorporated in a general-purpose test oscillator	Myles A. Judd
1965-07.pdf	1965	v.16 n.11	Jul-65	1965-07.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.16 n.11	Jul-65	1965-07.003.tif.pdf	A Low-Frequency Oscillator with Variable-Phase Outputs for Gain-Phase Evaulations	a new l-f oscillator provides both sine and square outputs as well as adjustable-phase sine and square outputs over a range from 60 kc/s down to 0.005 c/s	Richard Crawford
	1965	v.16 n.11	Jul-65	1965-07.009.tif.pdf	Extraterrestral and Ionospheric Sounding with Synthesized Frequency Sweeps		G.H. Barry and R.B. Fenwick
1965-08.pdf	1965	v.16 n.12	Aug-65	1965-08.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.16 n.12	Aug-65	1965-08.003.tif.pdf	A Fast-Reading Digital Voltmeter with .005% Accuracy and Integrating Capability	a new Digital Voltmeter of very high accuracy makes readings from less than 100 Vdc to 1000 Vdc at maximum speeds of up to 15 readings per second	William McCullough
	1965	v.16 n.12	Aug-65	1965-08.009.tif.pdf	Cable Testing with Time Domain Reflectometry
1965-09.pdf	1965	v.17 n.1	Sep-65	1965-09.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.17 n.1	Sep-65	1965-09.003.tif.pdf	A Precision Analog Voltohmmeter with Automatic Ranging	an automatife analog voltohmmeter simplifies dc voltage and resistance measurements and gives higher measurement accuracy and speed than is usually obtained	James F. Kistler
1965-10.pdf	1965	v.17 n.2	Oct-65	1965-10.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.17 n.2	Oct-65	1965-10.003.tif.pdf	A Precision AC-DC Differential Voltmeter/DC Standard with High Versatility	a versatile new instrument measures ac voltages with high accuracy from 20 c/s to 100 kc/s by comparing the unknown to a precision dc voltage. It also measures dc voltages t 0.02% and supplies high-resolution dc voltages	William G. Smith
	1965	v.17 n.2	Oct-65	1965-10.013.tif.pdf	500 kc/s-500 Mc/s Frequency Doubler		Victor E. Van Duzer
1965-11.pdf	1965	v.17 n.3	Nov-65	1965-11.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.17 n.3	Nov-65	1965-11.003.tif.pdf	A Voltage-Programmable Low-Frequency Function Generator with Plug-In Versatility	a new generator produces sine, square, and triangular signals as low as 0.01 hertz either unmodulated or with various modulations	Robert L. Dudley
	1965	v.17 n.3	Nov-65	1965-11.007.tif.pdf	The Trigger/Phase-Lock Plug-In	a plug-in for the low-frequency function generator results in a variety of signals in the 0.01 to 100,000 hertz range	Robert L. Dudley
	1965	v.17 n.3	Nov-65	1965-11.011.tif.pdf	NBS Standard Frequency and Time Broadcast Schedule
	1965	v.17 n.3	Nov-65	1965-11.012.tif.pdf	A Technique for Making Ultra-Precise Measurements of Microwave Frequency Stability	standard laboratory instruments are interconnected to provide a system that measures the short-term frequency stability of microwave sources to a precision of better than 1 part in 10	James A. Marshall
1965-12.pdf	1965	v.17 n.4	Dec-65	1965-12.002.tif.pdf
	1965	v.17 n.4	Dec-65	1965-12.003.tif.pdf	Using the Hot Carrier Diode as a Dectector		Hans. O. Sorensen
	1965	v.17 n.4	Dec-65	1965-12.007.tif.pdf	Using the Hot Carrier Diode as a Microwave Mixer		Milton Crane
1966-01.pdf	1966	v.17 n.5	Jan-66	1966-01.002.tif.pdf
	1966	v.17 n.5	Jan-66	1966-01.008.tif.pdf	Measurement of Liquid Layer Thickness with Time Domain Reflectometry		James Brockmeier
1966-02.pdf	1966	v.17 n.6	Feb-66	1966-02.002.tif.pdf
	1966	v.17 n.6	Feb-66	1966-02.008.tif.pdf	Continuous TV Monitoring with Vertical-Interval Test Signals	a brief description of the signals transmitted in TV channels for continously checking channel quality	Richard E. Monnier, Ralph R. Reiser
	1966	v.17 n.6	Feb-66	1966-02.013.tif.pdf	The 'VITS' Program for Intercity Television Network Testing
1966-03.pdf	1966	v.17 n.7	Mar-66	1966-03.002.tif.pdf
	1966	v.17 n.7	Mar-66	1966-03.008.tif.pdf	A Portable DC Voltage Standard Providing 10 PPM Transfer Accuracy	a new type of instrument transfers precision dc voltages out of the standards laboratory to working areas	Robert E. Watson
	1966	v.17 n.7	Mar-66	1966-03.013.tif.pdf	RFI Measurements Down to 10 kHz with Spectrum Analyzer Converter		John Cardoza
1966-04.pdf	1966	v.17 n.8	Apr-66	1966-04.002.tif.pdf
	1966	v.17 n.8	Apr-66	1966-04.009.tif.pdf	An Adjustable Standard Resistor with Improved Accuracy and High Stability	a new standard resistor designed in the -hp- Standards Laboratory ca be set to within .015 ppm of nominal, substantially facilitating precision calibration work	E. Paul Hubbs
	1966	v.17 n.8	Apr-66	1966-04.017.tif.pdf	Stability of Capaacitively-Loaded Emitter Followers - a Simplified Approach	the following analysis shows that simple adjustment in bias current will often stabilize the circuit	Glen B. DeBella
1966-05.pdf	1966	v.17 n.9	May-66	1966-05.002.tif.pdf
	1966	v.17 n.9	May-66	1966-05.014.tif.pdf	A Portable Battery-Powered Multi-Function Meter with Lab-Quality Performance	a fully-portable laboratory instrument is useful from 1 hertz to 4 megahertz at levels to below 1 millivolt	James M. Colwell
1966-06.pdf	1966	v.17 n.10	Jun-66	1966-06.002.tif.pdf
	1966	v.17 n.10	Jun-66	1966-06.003.tif.pdf	An Advanced New DC-25 MHz Oscilloscope for Programmed Production Testing	a new oscilloscope has the special capability of maintaining its dc baseline without drift which leads to higher dc accuracy and the important characteristic of being programmable	John Strathman
	1966	v.17 n.10	Jun-66	1966-06.005.tif.pdf	Eliminating DC Drift
	1966	v.17 n.10	Jun-66	1966-06.010.tif.pdf	Time Domain Reflectometry in 75-OHM Systems		Charles A. Donaldson
	1966	v.17 n.10	Jun-66	1966-06.011.tif.pdf	Rise Time Converters for Simpler TDR Testing of Band-Limited Systems		Lee R. Moffitt
	1966	v.17 n.10	Jun-66	1966-06.012.tif.pdf	New TDR Application Note
	1966	v.17 n.10	Jun-66	1966-06.013.tif.pdf	A Calibrated Susceptance for TDR Measurements of Small Reactive Discontinuities		Richard W. Anderson
	1966	v.17 n.10	Jun-66	1966-06.017.tif.pdf	A DC-Stabilized Oscilloscope Plug-In with 50 - V/CM Sensitivity	freedom from dc drift overcomes one of the most troublesome effects in making oscilloscope measurements of transducer output and other small signals	James R. Pettit
1966-07.pdf	1966	v.17 n.11	Jul-66	1966-07.002.tif.pdf
	1966	v.17 n.11	Jul-66	1966-07.003.tif.pdf	A Sensitive new 1-GHz Sampling Voltmeter with Unusual Capabilities	a voltmeter operating on the principle of incoherent sampling measures over wide frequency and voltage ranges while providing an output usable for signal analysis	Fred W. Wenninger, Jr.
	1966	v.17 n.11	Jul-66	1966-07.005.tif.pdf	Coherent and Incoherent Sampling
	1966	v.17 n.11	Jul-66	1966-07.015.tif.pdf	Increasing Instrument Sensitivity with a Low-Noise Preamplifier	a guide to a number of applications in which measurements are simplified by a low-noise wide-band amplifier	Robert B. Bump
1966-08.pdf	1966	v.17 n.12	Aug-66	1966-08.002.tif.pdf
	1966	v.17 n.12	Aug-66	1966-08.003.tif.pdf	A New DC-50+ MHz Transistorized Oscilloscope of Basic Instrumentation Character	a small-size portable oscillscope with negligible trace drift and using plug-ins has been designed as the keystone of a complete oscilloscope system	Floyd G. Siegel
	1966	v.17 n.12	Aug-66	1966-08.005.tif.pdf	Short, Large Screen, High-Frequency CRT
	1966	v.17 n.12	Aug-66	1966-08.008.tif.pdf	Compact, Wideband, Stripline Delay Line
	1966	v.17 n.12	Aug-66	1966-08.011.tif.pdf	Electronically-controlled Oscilloscope Camera
	1966	v.17 n.12	Aug-66	1966-08.014.tif.pdf	World-wide Time Synchronization, 1966	time scales maintained at the world's time-keeping center have been correlated with new levels of precision in the latest around-the-world flying clock experiment	LaThare N. Bodily, Ronald C. Hyatt, Dexter Hartke
	1966	v.17 n.12	Aug-66	1966-08.018.tif.pdf	First Cesium-beam Resonator
	1966	v.17 n.12	Aug-66	1966-08.021.tif.pdf	The Benchmark
1966-09.pdf	1966		Sep-66	1966-09.002.tif.pdf
	1966		Sep-66	1966-09.003.tif.pdf	A New Universal Impedance Bridge with Simplified, Semi-Automatic Tuning	by using feedback to adjust one bridge element automatically, a bridge requiring only one balancing control is achieved	Katsumi Yoshimoto
	1966		Sep-66	1966-09.007.tif.pdf	A System for Automatic Control of the `DQ Resistor in an Impedance Bridge		Hitoshi Noguchi, Haruo Itoh, Katsumi Yoshimoto
	1966		Sep-66	1966-09.011.tif.pdf	APPENDIX
	1966		Sep-66	1966-09.015.tif.pdf	New FCC Rules for FM Stereo Frequency Control
	1966		Sep-66	1966-09.018.tif.pdf	Accurate Determination of a Signal Frequency on a Spectrum Analyzer
1966-10.pdf	1966		Oct-66	1966-10.002.tif.pdf
	1966		Oct-66	1966-10.010.tif.pdf	Ultra-fast Triggering and Ultra-Resolution TDR
	1966		Oct-66	1966-10.012.tif.pdf	Second Symposium on Test Instrumentation
	1966		Oct-66	1966-10.012.tif.pdf	New NBS Laboratories
	1966		Oct-66	1966-10.017.tif.pdf	A Summary of Some Performance Characteristics of a Large Sample of Cesium-Beam Frequency Standards		LaThare N. Bodily
	1966		Oct-66	1966-10.020.tif.pdf	Operation of the Portable Cesium-beam Frequency Standard
	1966		Oct-66	1966-10.021.tif.pdf	Frequency Standards in the Omega Navigation System
1966-11.pdf	1966		Nov-66	1966-11.002.tif.pdf
	1966		Nov-66	1966-11.003.tif.pdf	A Simplified DC Differential Voltmeter and Ratiometer for High-Precision Measurements	an easy-to-use dc differential voltmeter measures dc voltages from 1 microvolt to 1100 volts with a resolution of 0.2 microvolt and with high accuracy. This instrument is also a precision ratiometer for comparing two dc voltages	Lawrence J. Lopp, Jr.
	1966		Nov-66	1966-11.007.tif.pdf	Using the DC Differential Voltmeteratiometer to Construct a 100:1 Precision Divider
	1966		Nov-66	1966-11.010.tif.pdf	ADAC-An Automatic System for Measuring Hall Effect in Semiconductors	one of the barriers to detailed materials analysis has been the large effort involved in data acquisition and reduction. This has been greatly reduced in the -hp- laboratories by a system called ADAC. New information on the electronic transport properties of InAs has been one of the first benefits of the system	Egon Loebner, T. J. Diesel, Cristy M. Schade
	1966		Nov-66	1966-11.012.tif.pdf	Analysis of Solids with more than one type of Carrier
	1966		Nov-66	1966-11.014.tif.pdf	Typical ADAC Data Reduction Procedure
	1966		Nov-66	1966-11.017.tif.pdf	A Study of Indium Arsenide using ADAC Equipment
1966-12.pdf	1966		Dec-66	1966-12.002.tif.pdf
	1966		Dec-66	1966-12.003.tif.pdf	A new High-Performance 1.5 MHz Tape Recorder	a new instrumentation-quality tape recorder has been designed around a current-rather than voltage-sensing input amplifier. Decreased noise and wider bandwidth are direct benefits of this approach	Gerald L. Ainsworth
	1966		Dec-66	1966-12.009.tif.pdf	A Current Preamplifier for Magnetic Tape Playback Systems		Arndt B. Bergh
	1966		Dec-66	1966-12.011.tif.pdf	Wideband Cavity-type Coaxial Frequency Meters	a discussion of the construction used to achieve the broad frequency range of the -hp- microwave cavity wavemeter	Anthony S. Badger, Stephen F. Adam
	1966		Dec-66	1966-12.014.tif.pdf	Simplified Technique for Evaluating Diode RF Performance		Bernard Levine
	1966		Dec-66	1966-12.015.tif.pdf	Swept-Frequency SWR Measurements in Coaxial Systems	an important new swept-frequency technique permits quick and accurate measurements of SWR in coaxial systems up to 18 GHz	Stephen J. Adam
1967-01.pdf	1967		Jan-67	1967-01.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Jan-67	1967-01.003.tif.pdf	Methods of Measuring Impedance	a review of some important systems for measuring the impedance of devices and circuits	Charles G. Gorss
	1967		Jan-67	1967-01.009.tif.pdf	Some Basic Formulas Involving Q
	1967		Jan-67	1967-01.011.tif.pdf	Comparison of Some Impedance Measuring Systems
	1967		Jan-67	1967-01.013.tif.pdf	Direct-Reading, Fully-Automatic Vector Impedance Meters	two new instruments designed to measure impedance magnitude and phase angle quickly and easily over a braod frequency range	Gerald J. Alonzo, Hirsh V. Marantz, Richard H. Blackwell
	1967		Jan-67	1967-01.016.tif.pdf	Design Philosophy of Vector Impedance Meters
1967-02.pdf	1967		Feb-67	1967-02.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Feb-67	1967-02.003.tif.pdf	An Advanced new Network Analyzer for Sweep-measuring Amplitude from 0.1 to 12.4 GHz		Orthell T. Dennison, Richard W. Anderson
	1967		Feb-67	1967-02.012.tif.pdf	The Engineer, Automated Network Analysis and the Computer-Signs of Things to Come		Paul C. Ely, Jr.
	1967		Feb-67	1967-02.014.tif.pdf	S-Parameter Techniques for Faster, More Accurate Network Design		Richard W. Anderson
	1967		Feb-67	1967-02.024.tif.pdf	Useful Scattering Parameter Relationships
1967-03.pdf	1967		Mar-67	1967-03.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Mar-67	1967-03.003.tif.pdf	A Computer for Instrumentation Systems	problems of interconnection, programming and environment arise in the design of systems containing both computers and instruments. They are solved in advance by this new integrated-circuit computer	Kay B. Magleby
	1967		Mar-67	1967-03.012.tif.pdf	Successful Instrument-Computer Marriages
	1967		Mar-67	1967-03.014.tif.pdf	A Wideband Analog Frequency Meter and FM Discriminator		Peter R. Roth
	1967		Mar-67	1967-03.019.tif.pdf	Phase Noise and Phase Modulation Measurements with the Analog Frequency Meter		Peter R. Roth
1967-04.pdf	1967		Apr-67	1967-04.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Apr-67	1967-04.003.tif.pdf	Frequency Divider Extends Automatic Digital Frequency Measurements to 12.4 GHz	this sophisticated instrument lets an electronic counter measure microwave frequencies while retained the accuracy and simplicity of the counter	Robert L. Allen
	1967		Apr-67	1967-04.009.tif.pdf	Precision Measurement of Ocean Temperatures	as ocean research becomes more sophisticated, greater precision in temperature measurement is needed	Albert Benjaminson
	1967		Apr-67	1967-04.012.tif.pdf	Temperature Profile of the Ocean
	1967		Apr-67	1967-04.014.tif.pdf	Improved Intermodulation Rejection in Mixers	intermodulation distortion, always a problem in mixer design, can be largely prevented by a careful choice of bias and power levels	Jack H. Lepoff, A. Michael Cowley
1967-05.pdf	1967		May-67	1967-05.002.tif.pdf
	1967		May-67	1967-05.003.tif.pdf	Pinpointing Industrial Defects with Ultrasonic Ears	gas leaks, corona, and other defects in industrial equipment can be located quickly by zeroing in on their high-frequency sounds. Ultrasonic translators allow men to hear and follow these normally inaudible sounds	Robert L. Allen
	1967		May-67	1967-05.012.tif.pdf	How to Recover Weak Signals Buried in Noise	a new phase-lock synchronous detector enables this ac microvoltmeter to lock on to signals obscured by noise	Raymond C. Hanson
	1967		May-67	1967-05.013.tif.pdf	Typical Applications of -hp- Model 3410A
	1967		May-67	1967-05.017.tif.pdf	Using a Precision AC Amplifier for Measurement and Calibration	good gain accuracy and low distortion in a genral purpose amplifier make it possible to extend the range of many instruments	Rex James
	1967		May-67	1967-05.020.tif.pdf	How the -hp- Model 463A Amplifier is Calibrated
1967-06.pdf	1967		Jun-67	1967-06.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Jun-67	1967-06.003.tif.pdf	The Role of Electronic Medical Instrumentation in Patient Monitoring		H. Ronald Riggert
	1967		Jun-67	1967-06.013.tif.pdf	Precision Thin-Film Coaxial Attenuators	semi-automated thin-film techniques yield attenuators that are execeptionally precise and wideband (dc to 18 GHz), yet so economical that they can logically be used even in non-critical applications	Stephen F. Adam
	1967		Jun-67	1967-06.021.tif.pdf	International Units, Multiple and Submultiple Prefixes
1967-07.pdf	1967		Jul-67	1967-07.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Jul-67	1967-07.003.tif.pdf	Pressurized Ink Recording on Z-Fold Strip Charts	a pressure-modulated inking system and contactless pen-tip position feedback are two of myany innovations in this new eight-channel recorder	Robert A. Sanderson
	1967		Jul-67	1967-07.014.tif.pdf	Advantages of Direct-coupled Differential Data Amplifiers		Morton H. Levin
	1967		Jul-67	1967-07.018.tif.pdf	Errors in Data Amplifier Systems	possible error sources in a data amplifier system and how they affect the choice of an amplifier	Richard Y. Moss, II
1967-08.pdf	1967		Aug-67	1967-08.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Aug-67	1967-08.003.tif.pdf	Implementing Integrated Circuits in HP Instrumentation	some of the problem areas that Hewlett-Packard considered before introducing integrated circuits into instrumentation	Max J. Schuller, Ian T. Band, Ed A. Hilton
	1967		Aug-67	1967-08.006.tif.pdf	High-Accuracy Laser-Interferometer Camera for IC Masks		Don M. Cross
	1967		Aug-67	1967-08.010.tif.pdf	Integrated-Circuit Counters	here is a designer-eye view of the impact of untegrated circuits on electronic counters. Two new IC counters are described	John W. McMains, Thomas P. O'Brien
	1967		Aug-67	1967-08.015.tif.pdf	Semiautomatic System for Production Testing of Electronics Circuits		Emil E. Olander, Jr., Dee L. Larson
1967-09.pdf	1967		Sep-67	1967-09.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Sep-67	1967-09.003.tif.pdf	Pseudo-Random and Random Test Signals	using digital techniques, this precision low-frequency noise generator can synthesize repeatable, controllable, pseudo-random noise patterns as well as truly random noise	Gordon T. Roberts, Brian W. Finnie, George C. Anderson
	1967		Sep-67	1967-09.019.tif.pdf	Testing with Pseudo-Random and Random Noise
1967-10.pdf	1967		Oct-67	1967-10.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Oct-67	1967-10.003.tif.pdf	A System for Measuring the Thermal Resistance of Semiconductor Diodes	a fast, automatic system for accurately measuring junction-to-case thermal resistance of semiconductor diodes	Norman R. Galassi, Bernard S. Siegal
	1967		Oct-67	1967-10.015.tif.pdf	Phase Noise in Frequency Synthesizers		Al Tykulsky, Bob Maldewin
	1967		Oct-67	1967-10.018.tif.pdf	Transform Methods for Linear Systems		Michael O'Flynn
1967-11.pdf	1967		Nov-67	1967-11.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Nov-67	1967-11.013.tif.pdf	Automatic Loudness Analysis	Measuring the subjective sensation of loudness is easy if you have one of these calibrated electronic ears	Heinz Blasser, Helmut Finckh
	1967		Nov-67	1967-11.016.tif.pdf	Loudness Analyzer aids Noise Reduction, Production Testing, Speech Analysis
1967-12.pdf	1967		Dec-67	1967-12.002.tif.pdf
	1967		Dec-67	1967-12.003.tif.pdf	Large-Screen High-Frequency X-Y-Z Display	Expanded-mesh CRT's have made possible a bright 8 by 10 inch display with bandwidths greater than 20 MHz	Charles House
	1967		Dec-67	1967-12.006.tif.pdf	Repeatability and Settling Time
	1967		Dec-67	1967-12.011.tif.pdf	Factors in Designing a Large-Screen, Wideband CRT		Milton E. Russell
	1967		Dec-67	1967-12.013.tif.pdf	Flying Clock Comparisons Extended to East Europe, Africa and Australia	using portable atomic clocks, HP teams recently brought precise time and frequency information to 18 countries	LaThare N. Bodily, Ronald C. Hyatt
	1967		Dec-67	1967-12.018.tif.pdf	Flying Clocks
1968-01.pdf	1968		Jan-68	1968-01.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Jan-68	1968-01.003.tif.pdf	Three and One-Half Decades in One Clean Sweep	new high-accuracu sweep generator covers 10 kHz to 32 MHz in one range with low residual FM	Robert B. Bump, Myles A. Judd
	1968		Jan-68	1968-01.008.tif.pdf	Advances in Spectrum Analysis	a new preselector, variable persistence with storage, better sensitivity, and flatter fequency response make spectrum analysis considerably easier and more powerful	John J. Dupre, John R. Page, Jr., Richard C. Keiter
	1968		Jan-68	1968-01.010.tif.pdf	How a YIG Filter works
1968-02.pdf	1968		Feb-68	1968-02.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Feb-68	1968-02.003.tif.pdf	A Precision Solid-state Television Picture Monitor	controlling broadcast picture quality and producing high-resolution distortion-free, closed-circuit-TV displays are jobs for a precision instrument, like this advanced new TV picture monitor	John R. Hefele
	1968		Feb-68	1968-02.005.tif.pdf	Measuring Spot Size and Interface Factor
	1968		Feb-68	1968-02.010.tif.pdf	Counting CW and Pulsed RF Frequencies to 18 GHz	a new frequency converter plug-in and a new transfer oscillator plug-in put frequencies as high as 18 GHz within the reach of electronic counters. Details of the new transfer oscillator and how to make CW, pulsed RF, and FM measurements with it are given in this article	Glenn B. DeBella
	1968		Feb-68	1968-02.012.tif.pdf	Frequency Converter, Transfer Oscillator, or Both?
	1968		Feb-68	1968-02.017.tif.pdf	Atomic Second Adopted by International Conference
1968-03.pdf	1968		Mar-68	1968-03.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Mar-68	1968-03.003.tif.pdf	Electronic Techniques in Gamma Ray Spectroscopy and Timing		Tracy S. Storer
	1968		Mar-68	1968-03.012.tif.pdf	A Multichannel Pulse-Height Analyzer with a Very Fast Analog-Digital Converter		W. A. Ross
	1968		Mar-68	1968-03.014.tif.pdf	Differential Linearity
	1968		Mar-68	1968-03.017.tif.pdf	A Charge-Sensitive Preamplifier for Nuclear Work		James K. Koch
	1968		Mar-68	1968-03.022.tif.pdf	NIM Bin
	1968		Mar-68	1968-03.023.tif.pdf	A Single-Channel Analyzer with Fast Multiple-Pulse Resolution
1968-04.pdf	1968		Apr-68	1968-04.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Apr-68	1968-04.003.tif.pdf	What is Signal Averaging?	repetitive waveforms buried in noise can often be pulled out by a signal averager, an instrument that takes advantage of the redundant information provided by repetition	Charles R. Trimble
	1968		Apr-68	1968-04.009.tif.pdf	Calibrated Real-time Signal Averaging	the first two plug-ins for this new digital signal analyzer make it a versatile signal averager. Novel averaging algorithms provide a stable, calibrated display of the average at all times and even allow the averager to follow slowly changing signals	Charles R. Trimble, J. Evan Deardorff
	1968		Apr-68	1968-04.010.tif.pdf	Where Averaging Helps
	1968		Apr-68	1968-04.015.tif.pdf	Off-line Analysis of Averaged Data	this new input/output coupler makes the new HP signal averager compatible with a computer and peripheral equipment	Francis J. Yockey
1968-05.pdf	1968		May-68	1968-05.002.tif.pdf
	1968		May-68	1968-05.003.tif.pdf	Sweeping Four Decades at Low Frequencies	using an interesting current and capacitor switching technique, a new precision sweep plug-in provides broadband logarithmic sweep for testing low-frequency devices	William T. Cowan
	1968		May-68	1968-05.011.tif.pdf	Easier and Brighter Display of High-Frequency Signals	variable persistence and storage added to a high-frequency oscilloscope increase measurement versatility	Charles A. Donaldson, Charles A. Gustafson
	1968		May-68	1968-05.017.tif.pdf	Stanford Scientists Study Space Signals	signal averager pulls pulsar signals out of noise for real time display on CRT	Laurence D. Shergalis, 16
1968-06.pdf	1968		Jun-68	1968-06.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Jun-68	1968-06.003.tif.pdf	High-Accuracy AC Voltage Calibration	many techniques are available to calibrate ac instruments, but the venerable thermal transfer method is still the best	Fred L. Hanson
	1968		Jun-68	1968-06.007.tif.pdf	Effects of Distortion on Calibration
	1968		Jun-68	1968-06.010.tif.pdf	Systems-Oriented Digital Power Sources	designed specifically to be programmed by a computer, this new digital power supply is tailor-made for automatic test systems	Brett M. Nordgren
	1968		Jun-68	1968-06.015.tif.pdf	Digital Voltage Sources at Work
1968-07.pdf	1968		Jul-68	1968-07.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Jul-68	1968-07.003.tif.pdf	A Practical Time-Shared Computer System	using conversational BASIC, a new 16-terminal systems doesn't try to do everything for everyone, but still satisfies nearly all the user's needs	Thomas C. Poulter, Jr
	1968		Jul-68	1968-07.009.tif.pdf	A Rubidium-Vapor Frequency Standard for Systems Requiring Superior Frequency Stability		Darwin H. Throne
	1968		Jul-68	1968-07.016.tif.pdf	Comparing Frequency Standards
1968-08.pdf	1968		Aug-68	1968-08.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Aug-68	1968-08.003.tif.pdf	Fully Calibrated Frequency-Domain Measurements	with absolute amplitude calibration and unique ease of use, this 1 kHz-to-110 MHz spectrum analyzer may be the beginning of a new era in spectrum analysis	Brian D. Unter
	1968		Aug-68	1968-08.005.tif.pdf	Analyzer/Tracking - Generator System Has Amplitude Range of 120dB
	1968		Aug-68	1968-08.009.tif.pdf	Design of a Third-Generation RF Spectrum Analyzer	making a spectrum analyzer that is precisely calibrated and as easy to use as an oscilloscope required a number of new circuit and system techniques	Brian D. Unter, Paul G. Winninghoff, Irving H. Hawley, Jr., Thomas L. Grisell
	1968		Aug-68	1968-08.016.tif.pdf	New Concepts in Signal Generation	an AM/FM signal generator and precision-sweeper in a single 21-pound package is possible thanks to thin-film microcircuits and AFC	John R. Hearn, Douglas C. Spreng
1968-09.pdf	1968		Sep-68	1968-09.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Sep-68	1968-09.004.tif.pdf	A new Electronic Calculator (HP Model 9100A) with Computerlike Capabilities		Richard E. Monnier
	1968		Sep-68	1968-09.011.tif.pdf	Hardware Design of the Model 9100A Calculator		Thomas E. Osborne
	1968		Sep-68	1968-09.015.tif.pdf	Internal Programming of the 9100A Calculator		David S. Cochran
	1968		Sep-68	1968-09.018.tif.pdf	Computer-Testing the HP Model 9100A Calculator		Charles W. Near
	1968		Sep-68	1968-09.021.tif.pdf	How the Model 9100A was Developed		Bernard M. Oliver
1968-10.pdf	1968		Oct-68	1968-10.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Oct-68	1968-10.003.tif.pdf	Graphic Recorder Writing Systems	pen and ink has been the most widely used writing method, but a new low-voltage electric writing system has proven successful for many difficult applications	Dale R. Davis, Charles K. Michener
	1968		Oct-68	1968-10.008.tif.pdf	Low Voltage Electric Writing Recorders
	1968		Oct-68	1968-10.010.tif.pdf	Recording True-rms Voltages over Wide Dynamic Ranges	with this new logarithmic converter, a graphic recorder can measure ac or dc signals over four decades of amplitude without range switching. An electronic attenuator and feedback are the secrets	John M. Wade
	1968		Oct-68	1968-10.016.tif.pdf	Atomic Hydrogen Masers: An Introduction and Progress Report	size and weight are being reduced, and demand is growing for the hydrogen maser's high stability. A satellite-borne maser is being developed but still needed is more product-oriented development	Robert F. C. Vessot
1968-11.pdf	1968		Nov-68	1968-11.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Nov-68	1968-11.003.tif.pdf	BASIC: The Language of Time Sharing	a computer language designed for the beginner and the once-in-a-while programmer, BASIC is powerful, yet easy to learn	Gerald L. Peterson
	1968		Nov-68	1968-11.010.tif.pdf	BASIC at Hewlett-Packard	previously available only on large time-sharing systems, BASIC has been adapted by Hewlett-Packard programmers for HP computers and instrumentation systems	Richard M. Moley
	1968		Nov-68	1968-11.015.tif.pdf	How to Correct for Errors in High-Frequency Oscilloscope Measurements	knowing the parameters of various input configuration, it is possible to plot curves to determine error with frequency	Wayne A. Kohl
	1968		Nov-68	1968-11.018.tif.pdf	Extending Precision Oscilloscope Measurements into the High Frequencies
	1968		Nov-68	1968-11.020.tif.pdf	Voltage Probe for High-Frequency Measurements		Eddie A. Evel
1968-12.pdf	1968		Dec-68	1968-12.002.tif.pdf
	1968		Dec-68	1968-12.003.tif.pdf	Rapid Analysis of Low Frequency Spectra	detection of signal amplitude and frequency is made easier with automatic amplitude ranging and electronic sweeping	Larry A. Whatley
	1968		Dec-68	1968-12.009.tif.pdf	High Dynamic Performance X-Y Recorder	pen accelearation has been made compatible with high slewing speed by use of a direct-coupled servo amplifier and a miniature high-torque dc motor	Otto S. Talle, Jr
	1968		Dec-68	1968-12.013.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost,General-Purpose Oscillator with Low Distortion and High Stability		Paul F. Febvre, James M. Colwell
	1968		Dec-68	1968-12.015.tif.pdf	Amplitude Stability with a Zener Level Detector
1969-01.pdf	1969		Jan-69	1969-01.002.tif.pdf
	1969		Jan-69	1969-01.003.tif.pdf	Broadband Passive Components for Microwave Network Analysis	it takes more than an advanced network analyzer to make accurate, broadband device-parameter measurements. You need precision, broadband hardware and it helps to have everything in one instrument	Stephen F.Adam , Richard A. Lyon, George R. Kirkpatrick
	1969		Jan-69	1969-01.012.tif.pdf	Measuring High-Frequency Transistor Parameters	if you have the right instruments, high-frequency transistor measurements are very simple. Here is the method along with some advice on taking and interpreting data	Richard H. Bauhaus
	1969		Jan-69	1969-01.014.tif.pdf	Printed-Circuit Slide Switches Save Panel Space
	1969		Jan-69	1969-01.016.tif.pdf	Recording Data for Computer Analysis	this modular digital coupler, together with a recording device, translates the digital outputs of voltmeters, counters and other instruments into computer-compatible digital records	Robert L. Knapp, William J. Steinmetz
1969-02.pdf	1969		Feb-69	1969-02.002.tif.pdf
	1969		Feb-69	1969-02.003.tif.pdf	Solid-state Displays	first in a line of solid-state display devices are these one- and three-digit numeric indicators that are compatible with integrated circuits, needing only BCD input signals and five-volt power to display any numeral from 0 to 9 in an array of bright red dots	Gerald P. Pighini, Howard C. Borden
	1969		Feb-69	1969-02.005.tif.pdf	Solid-State Displays, Present and Future
	1969		Feb-69	1969-02.014.tif.pdf	Hybrid Hot Carrier Diodes	unique combinations of p-n junctions and Schottky barriers have the high breakdown voltage and high-temperature characteristics of silicon, the low turn-on voltage of germanium, and the speed of Schottky barrier devices and they can be produced at low cost	A. Michael Cowley, Robert A. Zettler
	1969		Feb-69	1969-02.017.tif.pdf	Hybrid Technology Produces Many Useful New Devices
1969-03.pdf	1969		Mar-69	1969-03.002.tif.pdf
	1969		Mar-69	1969-03.003.tif.pdf	Twelve Functions in a New Digital Meter	some common analog-to-digital conversion techniques and benefits derived from dual slope as used in the new digital instrument	Jerry L. Harmon, Bill Kay
	1969		Mar-69	1969-03.007.tif.pdf	Peltier Heating and Cooling
	1969		Mar-69	1969-03.015.tif.pdf	A Computer-Controlled System for Testing Digital Logic Modules	high-speed system that can do production testing quickly, thoroughly and economically along with being easy to program and operate and to adapt for testing different modules	William P. Cargile
1969-04.pdf	1969		Apr-69	1969-04.002.tif.pdf
	1969		Apr-69	1969-04.003.tif.pdf	A New Programmable, Building-Block Pulse and Digital System	a pulse generator system consisting of a series of plug-ins that can be combined to provide a wide variety of digital test signals	Ronald L. Knauber, Gordon K. Blanz
	1969		Apr-69	1969-04.006.tif.pdf	Why Use Variable Rise and Fall?
	1969		Apr-69	1969-04.009.tif.pdf	Generating Words for Digital Testing		Eddie Donn
	1969		Apr-69	1969-04.015.tif.pdf	Frequency-Domain Oscilloscope Now Measures to 1250 MHz	with is new RF plug-in, HP's absolutely calibrated RF spectrum analyzer can display any part of the new frequency range from 500 kHz to 1250 MHz - or the whole range at once	Siegfried Linkwitz
	1969		Apr-69	1969-04.017.tif.pdf	The Meaning of 'Frequency-Domain Oscilloscope'	excerpts from an Informal Talk	Roderick Carlson
	1969		Apr-69	1969-04.019.tif.pdf	Beyond Traditional Spectrum Analyzer Uses
1969-05.pdf	1969		May-69	1969-05.002.tif.pdf
	1969		May-69	1969-05.003.tif.pdf	Introducing the Computing Counter	here is the most significant advance in electronic counters in recent years	Gilbert A. Reeser, Gary B. Gordon
	1969		May-69	1969-05.006.tif.pdf	The Measurement Cycle and the Concept of Arming
	1969		May-69	1969-05.014.tif.pdf	Computation for Measurement Flexibility	the arithmetic unit of the computing counter places a flexible digital computational capability at the disposal of the counter, its plug-ins and the user	France Rode, Gary B. Gordon
	1969		May-69	1969-05.018.tif.pdf	Automatic Counter Inverts Period to Get Frequency	the computing counter's little brother measures frequencies between 0.125 Hz and 20 MHz with seven-digit resolution and fully automatic ranging and also measures pulsed carrier frequencies directly	Ian T. Band
1969-06.pdf	1969		Jun-69	1969-06.002.tif.pdf
	1969		Jun-69	1969-06.003.tif.pdf	Portable, Rugged Cable Fault Locator for VHF Communications and CATV	designed for field use, an easy-to-operate TDR unit checks CATV and communication system cables with high accuracy	Ronald D. Lowe
	1969		Jun-69	1969-06.006.tif.pdf	Time Domain Reflectometry		B. M. Oliver
	1969		Jun-69	1969-06.009.tif.pdf	Tradeoffs in Impulse Testing		James M. Hood
	1969		Jun-69	1969-06.011.tif.pdf	Compact Function Generator Covers 0.0005 Hz to 5 MHz	new instrument generates seven types of waveforms over a wide frequency range	Raymond C. Hanson
	1969		Jun-69	1969-06.015.tif.pdf	IC Logic Checkout Simplified	simple but elegant, this touch-and-read logic probe clearly signals the presence of nanosecond pulses and indicates logic levels in TTL and DTL integrated-circuit logic networks	Gary B. Gordon
	1969		Jun-69	1969-06.018.tif.pdf	Pulsar Optical and Radio Emissions Observed Simultaneously	detection of a time interval between the optical and radio pulses has provided an important test of the various theories developed to explain why pulsars pulse	Charles N. Taubman
	1969		Jun-69	1969-06.021.tif.pdf	Are Pulsars Rotating Neutron Stars?
1969-07.pdf	1969		Jul-69	1969-07.002.tif.pdf
	1969		Jul-69	1969-07.003.tif.pdf	Real-Time Measurement and On-Line Processing of Acoustical and Other Audio-Frequency Spectra	almost any acoustical quantity can be determined by measuring and suitably processing the frequency spectra of sounds...all it takes is this new real-time audio spectrum analyzer married to a general-purpose digital computer	Wisu T. Kapuskar, Christopher J. Balmforth
	1969		Jul-69	1969-07.012.tif.pdf	Monitoring Airport Noise	noise control around airports is never easy but it's next to impossible without up-to-the-minute information about noise levels at critical locations. Here's a computerized system that gathers and processes the necessary data	Wisu T. Kapuskar, Christopher J. Balmforth
	1969		Jul-69	1969-07.017.tif.pdf	Network Analysis at Low Frequencies	both phase and amplitude information are obtained with a new network analyzer covering frequencies down to 10 kHz	Charles A. Kingsford-Smith
1969-08.pdf	1969		Aug-69	1969-08.002.tif.pdf
	1969		Aug-69	1969-08.003.tif.pdf	Automated Testing	what it is, what does it buy us and how is it evolving	Robert A. Grimm
	1969		Aug-69	1969-08.008.tif.pdf	Choosing an Automatic Test System	when is an automatic test system justified and how do you decide on the configuration	Stephen C. Shank, M. D. Ewy
	1969		Aug-69	1969-08.012.tif.pdf	Building an Automatic Test System	some of the things you have to think about when putting a system together	M. D. Ewy
	1969		Aug-69	1969-08.016.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard Automatic Test Systems	HP uses and supplies small modular systems of all kinds: standard special-purpose systems, standard multipurpose systems, custom systems and system components	Robert A. Grimm
1969-09.pdf	1969		Sep-69	1969-09.001.tif.pdf
	1969		Sep-69	1969-09.002.tif.pdf	Graphical Output for the Computing Calculator	an X-Y plotter, designed to take calculator output, draw graphs of solutions complex problems and it can make Smith Charts, polar, semilog log-log plots	Robert W. Colpitts, Tom Vos, Dan Allen
	1969		Sep-69	1969-09.007.tif.pdf	Plotter Applications
	1969		Sep-69	1969-09.007.tif.pdf	Antenna Plots
	1969		Sep-69	1969-09.008.tif.pdf	High-Resolution Time-Domain Reflectometry With a Portable 30-lb Instrument	state-of-the-art sampling oscillography gives 35 ps system risetime to a direct-reading plug-in for the 180-series oscilloscopes	Jeffrey H. Smith
	1969		Sep-69	1969-09.015.tif.pdf	Precision DC Current Sources	CCB-Series Current Sources can supply precisely regulated currents and programming is rapid, and tiny leakage currents are eliminated by a guarding technique	Willis C. Pierce, Jr., Joseph C. Perkinson
	1969		Sep-69	1969-09.016.tif.pdf	Current Sources in the Laboratory and on the Production Line
1969-10.pdf	1969		Oct-69	1969-10.002.tif.pdf
1969-10.toc.pdf	1969		Oct-69	1969-10.005.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1969		Oct-69	1969-10.003.tif.pdf	Direct Measurement of Transistor Noise Voltage, Noise Current and Noise Figure	new analyzer measures noise in FET's and bipolar transistors from 10 Hz to 1 MHZ while rapid and easy operation makes it suitable for both lab and production testing	Haruo Itoh, Knud L. Knudsen
	1969		Oct-69	1969-10.009.tif.pdf	Sources of Noise in Transistors		Niladri R. Mantena
	1969		Oct-69	1969-10.013.tif.pdf	Premonitory Heartbeat Patterns Recognized by Electronic Monitor	computerlike instrument for intensive care wards provides advance warning of potentially fatal heart irregularities	Thomas C. Horth
	1969		Oct-69	1969-10.015.tif.pdf	Electrical Performance of the Heart
	1969		Oct-69	1969-10.016.tif.pdf	Ectopic Beats
1969-11.pdf	1969		Nov-69	1969-11.002.tif.pdf
1969-11.toc.pdf	1969		Nov-69	1969-11.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1969		Nov-69	1969-11.003.tif.pdf	Correlation, Signal Averaging, and Probability Analysis	correlation is a measure of the similarity between two waveforms which is useful in nearly every kind of research and engineering. Two other statistical methods of waveform analysis are also widely useful	Richard L. Rex, Gordon T. Roberts
	1969		Nov-69	1969-11.018.tif.pdf	Correlation in Action
1969-12.pdf	1969		Dec-69	1969-12.002.tif.pdf
1969-12.toc.pdf	1969		Dec-69	1969-12.005.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1969		Dec-69	1969-12.003.tif.pdf	Network Analysis in the Range 100 Khz to 110 MHz	with speed and convenience, a new Network Analyzer presents swept display of amplitude response as great as 80 dB, yet achieves 0.05 dB resolution	William A. Rytand, David R. Gildea
	1969		Dec-69	1969-12.008.tif.pdf	Network Analyzer Applications
1970-01.pdf	1970		Jan-70	1970-01.002.tif.pdf
1970-01.toc.pdf	1970		Jan-70	1970-01.005.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Jan-70	1970-01.005.tif.pdf	A DC-to-VHF Oscilloscope	displaying intermittent pulse trains with nanosecond risetimes, capturing fst transients, a predetector look at amplitude-modulated carriers-these are some of the tasks performed by a new general-purpose oscilloscope that has dc-250 MHz bandwidth and 10 mV/cm sensitivity	James Pettit
	1970		Jan-70	1970-01.012.tif.pdf	A Wideband Oscilloscope Amplifier	solid-state monolithic technology makes possible wideband amplifier design with improved response, economy of power, and ease of maintenance	Alan J. Devilbiss
	1970		Jan-70	1970-01.016.tif.pdf	Monolithic Transistor Arrays for High-Frequency Applications		Merrill Brooksby, Richard D. Pering
	1970		Jan-70	1970-01.018.tif.pdf	A Fast Time Base for a High-Frequency Oscilloscope	a fresh approach to time base circuits was needed to get fast linear sweeps and stable triggering at high frequencies	William Mordan
1970-02.pdf	1970		Feb-70	1970-02.001.tif.pdf
1970-02.toc.pdf	1970		Feb-70	1970-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Feb-70	1970-02.002.tif.pdf	A System for Automatic Network Analysis		Douglas Kent Rytting, Steven Neil Sanders
	1970		Feb-70	1970-02.011.tif.pdf	Software for the Automatic Network Analyzer		William A. Ray, Warren W. Williams
	1970		Feb-70	1970-02.016.tif.pdf	Developing Accuracy Specifications for Automatic Network Analyzer Systems		B.P. Hand
	1970		Feb-70	1970-02.020.tif.pdf	Applications of the Automatic Network Analyzer		Brian Humphries
1970-03.pdf	1970		Mar-70	1970-03.002.tif.pdf
1970-03.toc.pdf	1970		Mar-70	1970-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Mar-70	1970-03.003.tif.pdf	The Computing Counter Gets Its Keyboard	the computing counter with its keyboard has the computing ability and operating convenience of a programmable desk calculator, plus the ability to make measurements and process the measured data in real time	Keith M. Ferguson
	1970		Mar-70	1970-03.012.tif.pdf	Protecting Hospitalized Patients from Electrical Hazards	electrodes internal to the body give rise to safety problems far more complex than generally supposed, requiring changed thinking about the design and use of medical electronics equipment. Electronic engineers can help explain these concepts	William F. Craven
	1970		Mar-70	1970-03.019.tif.pdf	Calculator Processes Multichannel Analyzer Data	two interface cards and a cable connect HP multichannel analyzers to HP's programmable desktop calculator	Norman D. Marschke
1970-04.pdf	1970		Apr-70	1970-04.002.tif.pdf
1970-04.toc.pdf	1970		Apr-70	1970-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Apr-70	1970-04.003.tif.pdf	Timer/Counter/DVM: A Synergistic Prodigy?	one version of this medium-cost universal counter has an internal digital voltmeter, from which it derives some surprising capabilities. Both versions can average repetitive time intervals for increased resolution, and can measure the frequencies of pulsed carriers	Kenneth J. Jochim, Rolf Schmidhauser
	1970		Apr-70	1970-04.010.tif.pdf	A Network Analyzer With Digital Readout
	1970		Apr-70	1970-04.012.tif.pdf	Measuring Nanosecond Time Intervals by Averaging	what kind of resolution can you get and how do you get it?	Rolf Schmidhauser
	1970		Apr-70	1970-04.015.tif.pdf	High Accuracy AC Calibration to 1100 Volts		Fred L. Hanson
	1970		Apr-70	1970-04.019.tif.pdf	A New Camera for High-Speed Oscilloscope Recording		Dan Paxton
1970-05.pdf	1970		May-70	1970-05.002.tif.pdf
1970-05.toc.pdf	1970		May-70	1970-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		May-70	1970-05.003.tif.pdf	Design and Application of Silicon IMPATT Diodes	DC power is converted directly into microwave energy by an IMPATT diode. In X-band, these devices generate higher CW power than any other present-day, solid-state microwave source, clearing the way for new cost-sensitive microwave designs	A.M. Cowley
	1970		May-70	1970-05.009.tif.pdf	Making Cool-Running IMPATT Diodes
	1970		May-70	1970-05.011.tif.pdf	Measuring IMPATT Diode Thermal Resistance
	1970		May-70	1970-05.015.tif.pdf	Measuring Capacitance Automatically	completely automatice multifrequency bridge measures capacitance from 0.001 pF to 1.2 F, conductance and dissipation factor	Hitoshi Noguchi, Takeo Shimizu, Koichi Maeda
	1970		May-70	1970-05.018.tif.pdf	Logic Circuits
1970-06.pdf	1970		Jun-70	1970-06.002.tif.pdf
1970-06.toc.pdf	1970		Jun-70	1970-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Jun-70	1970-06.003.tif.pdf	Digital Fourier Analysis	some of the theoretical and practical aspects of measurements involving Fourier analysis by digital instrumentation	Peter R. Roth
	1970		Jun-70	1970-06.011.tif.pdf	A Calibrated Computer-Based Fourier Analyzer	this pushbutton-controlled digital measuring instrument performs complex analytical operations on input signals or time series and as a bonus, the user gets a general-purpose digital computer	Agoston Z. Kiss
	1970		Jun-70	1970-06.016.tif.pdf	A Fourier Analyzer Makes Fundamental Measurements
1970-07.pdf	1970		Jul-70	1970-07.002.tif.pdf
1970-07.toc.pdf	1970		Jul-70	1970-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Jul-70	1970-07.003.tif.pdf	Solid-State Alphanumeric Displays		Howard C. Borden, Robert L. Steward
	1970		Jul-70	1970-07.010.tif.pdf	The Mathemantics of Strobed Arrays
	1970		Jul-70	1970-07.011.tif.pdf	Adding More Precision to Spectrum Analyzer Measurements	augmented with a combination tracking signal generator and counter, the spectrum analyzer becomes a swept measuring system of great frequency precision and dynamic range	Patrick J. Barrett, Robert R. Hay, Paul G. Winninghoff
	1970		Jul-70	1970-07.014.tif.pdf	Product Design		William H. Bull
1970-08.pdf	1970		Aug-70	1970-08.002.tif.pdf
1970-08.toc.pdf	1970		Aug-70	1970-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Aug-70	1970-08.003.tif.pdf	A Two-Hundred-Foot Yardstick with Graduations Every Microinch	this new and innovative laser interferometer is ready to measure distance with no warmup at all. From its specially designed two-frequency laser and heterodyning techniques it derives increased sensitivity and resistance to air turbulence and with its internal computer it can smooth jittery readings, calculate velocity and improve resolution	John N. Dukes, Gary B. Gordon
	1970		Aug-70	1970-08.011.tif.pdf	Automatic Error Plotting - a Report Card for Nonlinear Behavior		Jonathan D. Garman
	1970		Aug-70	1970-08.013.tif.pdf	An Instant-On Laser for Length Measurement	this specially designed two-frequency laser is rugged, tunes itself instantly, and runs cool	Glenn M. Burgwald, William P. Kruger
1970-09.pdf	1970		Sep-70	1970-09.002.tif.pdf
1970-09.toc.pdf	1970		Sep-70	1970-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Sep-70	1970-09.003.tif.pdf	A Programmable, Modular, Bidirectional Data Coupler	instrumentation coupler, automated test system controller, computer interface. This new coupler/controller assumes many identities to create a broad range of new possibilities for system automation	Gibson F. Anderson
	1970		Sep-70	1970-09.008.tif.pdf	Instrumentation Systems Controlled by Time-Shared Computers	a coupler/controller and an acoustic coupler can put a large computer into a system at very low cost	Neal E. Walko
1970-10.pdf	1970		Oct-70	1970-10.002.tif.pdf
1970-10.toc.pdf	1970		Oct-70	1970-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Oct-70	1970-10.003.tif.pdf	More Memory for Desktop Calculators	extended memory unit adds as many as 3472 program steps	Russell Sparks
	1970		Oct-70	1970-10.006.tif.pdf	Error Indication in the Model 9101A Extended Memory
	1970		Oct-70	1970-10.006.tif.pdf	Sample Program
	1970		Oct-70	1970-10.009.tif.pdf	Optical Card Reader for Fast Calculator Programming		Gene Zeller
	1970		Oct-70	1970-10.013.tif.pdf	Typical Program
	1970		Oct-70	1970-10.014.tif.pdf	Hard Copy Output for the System 9100 Computing Calculators		Chuck McAfee
1970-11.pdf	1970		Nov-70	1970-11.002.tif.pdf
1970-11.toc.pdf	1970		Nov-70	1970-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Nov-70	1970-11.003.tif.pdf	Sweeping the Microwave Spectrum with Solid-State Sources		Robert H. Bathiany, Carl J. Enlow, Phillip G. Foster, Stephen Vitkovits
	1970		Nov-70	1970-11.010.tif.pdf	Microcircuits for the Microwave Sweeper		Ronald E. Pratt, Robert W. Austin, Arlen Dethiefsen
1970-12.pdf	1970		Dec-70	1970-12.002.tif.pdf
1970-12.toc.pdf	1970		Dec-70	1970-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1970		Dec-70	1970-12.003.tif.pdf	Computing-Counter Measurement Systems	automated measurements and data processing don't necessarily require a computer. Systems based on the HP computing counter and a new programmer have computer capabilities but lower-than-computer costs	David Martin
	1970		Dec-70	1970-12.008.tif.pdf	Programmer is Key to Computing-Counter Systems	this modular programmer provides programmability and interface facilities to go with the computing counter's arithmetic and precision measurement capabilities	Eric M. Ingman
	1970		Dec-70	1970-12.014.tif.pdf	Measuring Noise and Level On Internatioanl Telephone Systems		Jim Plumb, Jacques Holtzinger
1971-01.pdf	1971		Jan-71	1971-01.002.tif.pdf
1971-01.toc.pdf	1971		Jan-71	1971-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Jan-71	1971-01.003.tif.pdf	A New High-speed Multifunction DVM	plug-ins provide true rms ac capability as well as dc and ohms. Reading speed is 1000 per second of ohms and dc	Lee Thompson, Craig Walter, H. Mac Juneau
	1971		Jan-71	1971-01.013.tif.pdf	What is the HP Model 3480A?
	1971		Jan-71	1971-01.014.tif.pdf	Electrical Isolation: Coupling from Low to Chassis
1971-02.pdf	1971		Feb-71	1971-02.002.tif.pdf
1971-02.toc.pdf	1971		Feb-71	1971-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Feb-71	1971-02.003.tif.pdf	HP/CAI	this computer-assisted-instruction or CAI, system makes impressive contributions to the state of the art of CAI. It's a combination of field-proven hardware, a standard computer language, and well tested curricula. The first curriculum is an elementary mathematics drill and practice program	Samuel D. Edwards, William G. Ansley
	1971		Feb-71	1971-02.004.tif.pdf	HP/CAI-In the Beginning
	1971		Feb-71	1971-02.010.tif.pdf	HP/CAI-The Future
	1971		Feb-71	1971-02.012.tif.pdf	Distortion in Complementary-Pair Class-B Amplifiers	in which the author develops, among other things, a new treatment of crossover distortion	B. M. Oliver
1971-03.pdf	1971		Mar-71	1971-03.002.tif.pdf
1971-03.toc.pdf	1971		Mar-71	1971-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Mar-71	1971-03.003.tif.pdf	On-Line Data Reduction for Nuclear Analyzers	sniffing out minute amounts of radioactivity in our environment is just one of the talens of the versatile multichannel analyzer. Here are four multichannel analyzer systems - two of them brand new - that include on-line computing devices capable of anything from straight number crunching to completely automating the analysis	Jonathan R. Cross, James A. Doub, John M. Stedman
	1971		Mar-71	1971-03.005.tif.pdf	Identifying Radioactive Materials
	1971		Mar-71	1971-03.007.tif.pdf	Multichannel Analyzers and People
	1971		Mar-71	1971-03.012.tif.pdf	Very High and Very Low Resistances - Why and How They Are Measured	these extremes of the resistance range can tell a great deal about properties of materials and the quality of semiconductor contacts	Yoshihisa Kameoka, Jean E. Bonhomme
1971-04.pdf	1971		Apr-71	1971-04.002.tif.pdf
1971-04.toc.pdf	1971		Apr-71	1971-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Apr-71	1971-04.003.tif.pdf	Manipulating Digital Patterns with a new Binary Sequence Generator		Edward S. Donn
	1971		Apr-71	1971-04.010.tif.pdf	How to Make a Nuclear Spectrum Hold Still	it's simple with this new digital spectrum stabilizer	Steven Upshinsky
	1971		Apr-71	1971-04.013.tif.pdf	Astronomers Find Optical Timing of Pulsars More Accurate	measuring light pulses instead of readio pulses yields more accurate information about pulsar characteristics	Laurence D. Shergalis
	1971		Apr-71	1971-04.015.tif.pdf	Programmable Step Attenuators Use Distributed-Thin-Film Attenuator Cards	new programmable Step Attenuators employ a special transmission-line configuration with common outer conductors, so only center conductors need to be switched	Stephen F. Adam
1971-05.pdf	1971		May-71	1971-05.002.tif.pdf
1971-05.toc.pdf	1971		May-71	1971-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		May-71	1971-05.003.tif.pdf	A Power-Thrifty Portable Oscilloscope	a big step forward in battery-powered scope performance - up to 75 MHz bandwidth with dual-trace operation and delayed sweep - is taken by the new 1700-series Oscilloscopes	Thomas K. Bohley, Donald R. Bloyer, Robert E. Mast
	1971		May-71	1971-05.007.tif.pdf	No-Fuss Trigger Circuit
	1971		May-71	1971-05.007.tif.pdf	High-Efficiency Power Supply
	1971		May-71	1971-05.008.tif.pdf	Low-Power Amplifier
	1971		May-71	1971-05.012.tif.pdf	NBS Publishes Revised List of Physical Constants
1971-06.pdf	1971		Jun-71	1971-06.002.tif.pdf
1971-06.toc.pdf	1971		Jun-71	1971-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Jun-71	1971-06.003.tif.pdf	The Routine Rotational Microwave Spectrometer	for the first time, it's now a simple matter to get high-quality data using this 30-year-old technique. A new spectrometer makes the centimeter-wavelength region of the spectrum available for routine analytical work	Howard W. Harrington, John R. Hearn, Roger F. Rauskolb
	1971		Jun-71	1971-06.005.tif.pdf	Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Rotational Microwave Spectroscopy
	1971		Jun-71	1971-06.007.tif.pdf	New HP Division for Physics and Physical Chemistry
	1971		Jun-71	1971-06.013.tif.pdf	HP 8460A MRR Spectrometer
	1971		Jun-71	1971-06.014.tif.pdf	An Easy Way to Analyze Graphs		Ivar Larson, Dean Millett
	1971		Jun-71	1971-06.015.tif.pdf	Typical Applications
1971-07.pdf	1971		Jul-71	1971-07.002.tif.pdf
1971-07.toc.pdf	1971		Jul-71	1971-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Jul-71	1971-07.005.tif.pdf	Digital Testing versus Digital Testing
	1971		Jul-71	1971-07.008.tif.pdf	Software Drivers and BASIC Statements for Digital Testing
	1971		Jul-71	1971-07.011.tif.pdf	Optical Power Measurements Made Easy	this new low-cost radiant flux meter system gives direct radiometric measurements in the infrared, visible, and ultraviolet regions of the spectrum. It zeros and calibrates itself too	Michael R. Mellon, Charles L. Hicks
	1971		Jul-71	1971-07.015.tif.pdf	Multitudinous Applications
	1971		Jul-71	1971-07.016.tif.pdf	Units of Optical Power
1971-08.pdf	1971		Aug-71	1971-08.002.tif.pdf
1971-08.toc.pdf	1971		Aug-71	1971-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Aug-71	1971-08.003.tif.pdf	Lilliputian Measuring System Does Much, Costs Little	a mainframe costing less than $400, a choice of four functional snap-on modules including a 500-MHz counter, and an unusual battery pack are the elements of this rugged, portable, MOS/LSI/LED instrument system	Ian T. Band, Hans J. Jekat, Eric E. May
	1971		Aug-71	1971-08.014.tif.pdf	An Almost All-Solid-State Strip-Chart Recorder	linear motor pen drive replaces complex servo system with only one moving part	Charles K. Michener
1971-09.pdf	1971		Sep-71	1971-09.002.tif.pdf
1971-09.toc.pdf	1971		Sep-71	1971-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Sep-71	1971-09.005.tif.pdf	A Fully Calibrated, Solid State Microwave Spectrum Analyzer	microwave spectrum analysis with performance advantages previously associated only with lower frequency instruments	Richard C. Keiter
	1971		Sep-71	1971-09.011.tif.pdf	Tracking Generators	tracking generators, working with spectrum analyzers, expand measuring ability	John Page
	1971		Sep-71	1971-09.013.tif.pdf	A Low Frequency Spectrum Analyzer	fully calibrated spectrum analysis now is extended downwards to 20 Hz	Irving H. Hawley, Jr.
1971-10.pdf	1971		Oct-71	1971-10.002.tif.pdf
1971-10.toc.pdf	1971		Oct-71	1971-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Oct-71	1971-10.003.tif.pdf	Price, Performance, Architecture, and the 2100A Computer	here are the why's behind the design of HP's new minicomputer	Fred F. Coury
	1971		Oct-71	1971-10.005.tif.pdf	Microprogramming, ROMs, Firmware and All That	behind the scenes in HP's new mini is a sophisticated microcomputer with its own instruction repertoire and an expandable memory	Charles T. Leis
	1971		Oct-71	1971-10.009.tif.pdf	ROM Simulator Tests Computer in Five Minutes
	1971		Oct-71	1971-10.011.tif.pdf	A Lot of Memory in a Small Space	this new core memory is fast, rugged, reliable and small enough to expand to 32K words inside the 2100A mainframe	Robert J. Frankenberg
	1971		Oct-71	1971-10.014.tif.pdf	A Bantam Power Supply for a Minicomputer	how do you get a 500 watt power supply with several regulated dc output voltages into half a cubic foot of space	Richard D. Crawford, Gregory Justice
	1971		Oct-71	1971-10.017.tif.pdf	Back Cover: UTC Time Scale to Change in 1972
1971-11.pdf	1971		Nov-71	1971-11.001.tif.pdf
1971-11.toc.pdf	1971		Nov-71	1971-11.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Nov-71	1971-11.002.tif.pdf	A Scrutable Sampling Oscilloscope	some find sampling scopes enigmatic, choosing to forego their high-frequency response and sensitivity rather than use them. Here's a sampling scope for people who don't like sampling scopes	William Farnbach
	1971		Nov-71	1971-11.009.tif.pdf	Frequency Stability Measurements by Computing Counter System	here are methods for making either time-domain or frequency-domain measurements conveniently, accurately, and with high resolution	David Martin
	1971		Nov-71	1971-11.015.tif.pdf	More Informative Impedance Measurements, Swept from 0.5 to 110 MHz	an accessory Probe converts the Model 8407A Network Analyzer into a vector impedance measuring system that gives instantaneous swept display of a component's or network's complex impedance versus frequency	Julius K. Botka
1971-12.pdf	1971		Dec-71	1971-12.010.tif.pdf
1971-12.toc.pdf	1971		Dec-71	1971-12.011.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1971		Dec-71	1971-12.011.tif.pdf	Uniting Signal Generation and Signal Synthesis	a simultaneous solution is devised to the problems of signal generation and signal synthesis, while optimizing both for bench and automatic use	John C. Shanahan
	1971		Dec-71	1971-12.016.tif.pdf	The Indirect Synthesis Approach
	1971		Dec-71	1971-12.023.tif.pdf	Remote Laser Interferometry	this unique remote interferometer, affectionately dubbed "The Magic Cube" significantly improves the stability, accuracy, and scope of laser interferometer measurements	Richard R. Baldwin, Andre F. Rude, Gary B. Gordon
	1971		Dec-71	1971-12.025.tif.pdf	Magic Cube and Modules Make Many Measurements
	1971		Dec-71	1971-12.027.tif.pdf	Angstrom Measurements with Velocity-of-Light Compensations, the Remote Interferometer, and a Simple Electronic Resolution Extender
1972-01.pdf	1972		Jan-72	1972-01.002.tif.pdf
1972-01.toc.pdf	1972		Jan-72	1972-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Jan-72	1972-01.004.tif.pdf	The Cath Lab
	1972		Jan-72	1972-01.007.tif.pdf	Finding a Good Waveform
	1972		Jan-72	1972-01.009.tif.pdf	Clip-and-Read Comparator Finds IC Failures	here's a clever new tool for troubleshooting digital integrated-circuit equipment	Mark Baker, Jesse Pipkin
	1972		Jan-72	1972-01.014.tif.pdf	The Well-Modulated Synthesizer	while preserving synthesizer qualities, means are found to modulate output widely, precisely, and remotely	James E. Stinehelfer
1972-02.pdf	1972		Feb-72	1972-02.002.tif.pdf
1972-02.toc.pdf	1972		Feb-72	1972-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Feb-72	1972-02.003.tif.pdf	Introducing the Automatic Spectrum Analyzer	under computer control a modern spectrum analyzer becomes an entirely new instrument	Michael Cunningham, Lynn Wheelwright
	1972		Feb-72	1972-02.008.tif.pdf	Organizing the Automatic Spectrum Analyzer System	organization determines the usefulness of the system's many capabilities	William H. Shaffer
	1972		Feb-72	1972-02.011.tif.pdf	Automating the 10-MHz-to-18-GHz Receiver	as it is automated, the spectrum analyzer not only acquires computer programmability but also some improvements in basic performance	Steven Neil Sanders
	1972		Feb-72	1972-02.015.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard's Barney Oliver and John Cage Write the Book
	1972		Feb-72	1972-02.018.tif.pdf	Fine-line Thermal Recording on z-fold Paper		Walter R. McGrath, Arthur Miller
	1972		Feb-72	1972-02.019.tif.pdf	Position Feedback for Galvanometer Fidelity
1972-03.pdf	1972		Mar-72	1972-03.002.tif.pdf
1972-03.toc.pdf	1972		Mar-72	1972-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Mar-72	1972-03.003.tif.pdf	Time Domain Reflectometry in Narrowband Systems		Gene A. Ward
	1972		Mar-72	1972-03.009.tif.pdf	Measuring High-value Capacitors	high-capacitance electrolytics have been difficult to measure but new circuit developments make "touch and read" measurements possible	Yoshihisa Kameoka
	1972		Mar-72	1972-03.015.tif.pdf	Measuring True RMS AC Voltages to 100 MHz	broadband measurements of true rms voltage used to be costly or inaccurate or both	J.B. Folsom
1972-04.pdf	1972		Apr-72	1972-04.002.tif.pdf
1972-04.toc.pdf	1972		Apr-72	1972-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Apr-72	1972-04.003.tif.pdf	An Effective ECG Telemetry System	replacing direct wiring with an RF telemetry link benefits a monitored cardia patient by releasing him from the confines of a bed, but it could create some additional problems for the nursing staff but the ECG Telemetry System deftly overcomese these problems	James Larsen, Richard Dillman, Alfred Nardizzi, Richard Tverdoch
	1972		Apr-72	1972-04.004.tif.pdf	Why ECG Telemetry?
	1972		Apr-72	1972-04.007.tif.pdf	The Importance of Slew-Rate Limiting
	1972		Apr-72	1972-04.011.tif.pdf	A Human Interface for Automatic Measurement Systems	this system console enhances a user's ability to operate a measurement system that features a magnetic tape cassette operating system and an interactive graphic display	Kenneth Fox, Marc Pasturel, Peter Showman
	1972		Apr-72	1972-04.019.tif.pdf	An Agile Graphic Display Device	the new Graphic Displays have a display area of 11x15 inches, 0.02 inch spot size, 50 ft-L brightness, less than 1 large-step jump and setting time something that has not been met by a display device until now	John Riggen, Douglas Fogg
	1972		Apr-72	1972-04.022.tif.pdf	What about Storage Displays?
1972-05.pdf	1972		May-72	1972-05.002.tif.pdf
1972-05.toc.pdf	1972		May-72	1972-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		May-72	1972-05.003.tif.pdf	A Faster, Tougher Disc Drive for Small Computer Systems	here's a high-performance cartridge disc drive that doesn't have to be treated like a baby since it's the only peripheral storage device most small computer systems need	James Herlinger, James Barnes
	1972		May-72	1972-05.005.tif.pdf	About Disc Drives
	1972		May-72	1972-05.007.tif.pdf	Inside the 7900 Disc Drive	here's what makes it fast, accurate, rugged and reliable	James Herlinger, William Lloyd
	1972		May-72	1972-05.013.tif.pdf	Reading and Writing on the Fast Disc
	1972		May-72	1972-05.016.tif.pdf	An Efficient Disc Drive/Computer Interface	the I/O structure minimizes bulk, system cost, and computer overhead, but doesn't get in the way of drive performance	Donald Bowman
	1972		May-72	1972-05.018.tif.pdf	Narrowband Noise Immunity in a Broadband Gain-Phase Meter	a new Gain-Phase Meter promises to make phase measurements as routine as voltage measurements and despite its broad bandwidth, the new instrument has much of the ability of narrowband phase-meters to suppress the effects of noise	Raymond Hanson
1972-06.pdf	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.002.tif.pdf
1972-06.toc.pdf	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.003.tif.pdf	The 'Powerful Pocketful': an Electronic Calculator Challenges the Slide Rule	this nine-ounce, battery-powered scientific calculator, small enough to fit in a shirt pocket, has logarithmic, trigonometric, and exponential functions and computes answer to 10 significant digits	Thomas Whitney, France Rode, Chung Tung
	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.006.tif.pdf	Operational Stacks and Reverse Polish Notation
	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.008.tif.pdf	How the HP-35 Compares with the Slide Rule
	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.011.tif.pdf	Algorithms and Accuracy in the HP-35	a lot goes on in that little machine when it's computing a transcedental function	David Cochran
	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.013.tif.pdf	Packaging the Pocket Calculator	the industrial design of the HP-35 was of primary importance, often taking precedence over electrical considerations	Edward Liljenwall
	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.015.tif.pdf	New Capabilities in Digital Low-Frequency Spectrum Analysis	a new Fourier analyzer and two fast-transform peripherals adapt to a wide range of applications	Stephan Cline, Norman Marschke
	1972		Jun-72	1972-06.019.tif.pdf	The Where and How of Fourier Analyzers
1972-07.pdf	1972		Jul-72	1972-07.002.tif.pdf
1972-07.toc.pdf	1972		Jul-72	1972-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Jul-72	1972-07.003.tif.pdf	The Synthesized Test Oscillator - A New Signal Source for the 0.1 Hz-13 MHz Range	programmability, high accuracy in frequency and level setting, waveform purity are some of the capabilities that are being asked of a wide-range signal sources and this one does	Ronald Tuttle
	1972		Jul-72	1972-07.009.tif.pdf	Party-line Programming
	1972		Jul-72	1972-07.010.tif.pdf	The Incremental Sweep Generator - Point-by-Point Accuracy with Swept-Frequency Convenience	puttinh a calculator in a 0.1 Hz-to-13 MHz Frequency Synthesizer gives the lab bench the speed and convenience of automatic testing	Charles Kingsford-Smith
	1972		Jul-72	1972-07.017.tif.pdf	Microprogramming and Writable Control Store	here's what these powerful but little-understood features of the HP 2100A minicomputer mean to the user	Fred Coury
1972-08.pdf	1972		Aug-72	1972-08.002.tif.pdf
1972-08.toc.pdf	1972		Aug-72	1972-08.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Aug-72	1972-08.003.tif.pdf	Compactness and Versatility in a New Plug-Together Digital Multimeter	a new 4 1/2 digit Multimeter is constructed in sections that plug together to form a compact instrument, giving the user a choice of capabilities	Albert Gookin
	1972		Aug-72	1972-08.008.tif.pdf	A New Five-Digit Multimeter that can test itself	along with 5-digit resolution, guarded inputs and other attributes of a precision multimeter, this one has an enhanced confidence factor, it can interrogate itself to verify that all goes well	Lee Thompson
	1972		Aug-72	1972-08.014.tif.pdf	Functional Modularity Helps Designer and User of New Measurement and Control Subsystem	a method of allocating functions to modules in a system, functional modularity gives a new industrial system-in-a-box a high degree of versatility at reasonable cost	James Kasson
	1972		Aug-72	1972-08.016.tif.pdf	Modular Systems for Sensor-Based Data Acquisition and Control
	1972		Aug-72	1972-08.018.tif.pdf	Unusual Pacer Excels in System Timing
	1972		Aug-72	1972-08.021.tif.pdf	Multi prog ram mer Magnifies Minicomputer I/O Capacity	when you have an automatic system with dozens or hundreds of devices to control and monitor, and only a minicomputer to do the job, this minicomputer I/O extender can help	John Mickowski
1972-09.pdf	1972		Sep-72	1972-09.002.tif.pdf
1972-09.toc.pdf	1972		Sep-72	1972-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Sep-72	1972-09.003.tif.pdf	Logic Pulser and Probe: a New Digital Troubleshooting Team	a new Logic Pulser in a probe package injects pulses onto digital circuit nodes without disconnecting IC outputs	Robin Adler, Jan Hofland
	1972		Sep-72	1972-09.007.tif.pdf	Two Troubleshooting Kits
	1972		Sep-72	1972-09.009.tif.pdf	A New Microwave Link Analyzer with High-Frequency Test Tones	microwave link nonlinearities yield their secrets to high-frequency test tone probing	Reid Urquhart
	1972		Sep-72	1972-09.011.tif.pdf	Microwave Radio Communications and Performance Measurements
	1972		Sep-72	1972-09.018.tif.pdf	MLA Measures RF Performance with Down Converter	using this addition to the HP Microwave Link Analyzer gives new insights into microwave link performance	Michael Crabtree
	1972		Sep-72	1972-09.020.tif.pdf	Communications-Oriented Microwave Solid-State Sweeper	one use is as an up-converter with the HP Microwave Link Analyzer to make RF measurements	Arlen Dethlefsen
1972-10.pdf	1972		Oct-72	1972-10.002.tif.pdf
1972-10.toc.pdf	1972		Oct-72	1972-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Oct-72	1972-10.003.tif.pdf	A Practical Interface System for Electronic Instruments	connecting instruments into a digitally-controlled system now becomes a matter of plugging in cables	Gerald Nelson, David Ricci
	1972		Oct-72	1972-10.009.tif.pdf	A Common Digital Interace for Programmable Instruments: The Evolution of a System	HP's corporate interface engineer describes the trends, philosophy, and ancestors that have helped define the new HP instrument interface system	Donald Loughry
	1972		Oct-72	1972-10.013.tif.pdf	Faster Gain-Phase Measurements with New Automatic 50Hz-to-13MHz Network Analyzers	complete characterization of networks in the frequency domain now becomes faster and more convenient than ever	Gerald Nelson, Paul Thomas, Robert Atchley
	1972		Oct-72	1972-10.015.tif.pdf	The Analog Story
	1972		Oct-72	1972-10.017.tif.pdf	The Digital Story
	1972		Oct-72	1972-10.020.tif.pdf	Programming Economy
1972-11.pdf	1972		Nov-72	1972-11.002.tif.pdf
1972-11.toc.pdf	1972		Nov-72	1972-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Nov-72	1972-11.003.tif.pdf	A "Voltmeter" for the Microwave Engineer
	1972		Nov-72	1972-11.005.tif.pdf	Evolution of a Diode Detector
	1972		Nov-72	1972-11.009.tif.pdf	Versatile Display Unit Extends Correlator Capability	together this new Spectrum Dislay and an HP Correlator form a versatile and economical instrument for analyzing signals and systems in the time and frequency domains simultaneously	David Morrison, Brian Finnie, Rajni Patel, Kenneth Edwards
	1972		Nov-72	1972-11.015.tif.pdf	APPENDIX
1972-12.pdf	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.002.tif.pdf
1972-12.toc.pdf	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.003.tif.pdf	A New Series of Programmable Calculators	the three calculators and many peripherals of the 9800 Series are designed to handle the broadest possible range of applications	Richard Spangler
	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.006.tif.pdf	Model 10 Maintains Compatibility, Expands Capability		Curtis Brown, Jack Walden
	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.009.tif.pdf	Interactive Model 20 Speaks Algebraic Language		Rex James, Francis Yockey
	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.012.tif.pdf	Printer and Keyboard for Models 10 and 20
	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.015.tif.pdf	BASIC-Language Model 30 Can be Calculator, Computer or Terminal		Richard Spangler
	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.020.tif.pdf	9800 Processor Incorporates 8-MHz Microprocessor		Henry Kohoutek
	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.023.tif.pdf	All-Semiconductor Memory System Includes Read-Only and Read/Write Chips		Calvin Finn
	1972		Dec-72	1972-12.025.tif.pdf	Versatile Input/Output Structure Welcomes Peripheral Variety		Gary Egan
1973-01.pdf	1973		Jan-73	1973-01.002.tif.pdf
1973-01.toc.pdf	1973		Jan-73	1973-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Jan-73	1973-01.003.tif.pdf	An Economical Full-Scale Multipurpose Computer System	this is the first 16-bit computer system to have a hardware stack architecture and virtual memory. It handles time-sharing, batch processing, and real-time operations in several languages concurrently	Bert Forbes, Michael Green
	1973		Jan-73	1973-01.008.tif.pdf	A Computer for All Reasons
	1973		Jan-73	1973-01.010.tif.pdf	Central Bus Links Modular HP 3000 Hardware	sharing the bus can be one or more CPU's, I/O processors, memory modules, high-speed I/O channels and special devices. The microprogrammed CPU's have a procedure-oriented stack architecture	Jamshid Basiji, Arndt B. Bergh
	1973		Jan-73	1973-01.016.tif.pdf	Software for a Multilingual Computer	SPL is a high-level language that produces code that's as efficient as other systems' assembly-language code. Other 3000 languages are FORTRAN, BASIC and COBOL	William E. Foster
	1973		Jan-73	1973-01.021.tif.pdf	Single Operating System Serves all HP 3000 Users	the Multiprogramming Executive operating system takes care of command interpretation, file management, memory management, scheduling and dispatching, and input/output management for time-sharing, batch and real-time users	Thomas A. Blease, Alan Hewer
1973-02.pdf	1973		Feb-73	1973-02.002.tif.pdf
1973-02.toc.pdf	1973		Feb-73	1973-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Feb-73	1973-02.003.tif.pdf	A Solid State VHF Signal Generator for Today's Exacting Requirements	the spectral purity of a vacuum-tube oscillator and the freedom from aging effects characteristic of solid-state oscillators are combined in a new 450 kHz-550 MHz signal generator that also includes high-quality FM and AM capabilities in addition to CW	Michael S. Marzalek, Larry C. Sanders, Kenneth L. Astrof, Raymond M. Shannon
	1973		Feb-73	1973-02.004.tif.pdf	Signal Generators and Radio Receiver Measurements
	1973		Feb-73	1973-02.015.tif.pdf	Computer-Aided Design of Modular Power Supplies	a universal circuit and a computer program - these make it possible to obtain fixed-voltage, modular power supplies in a wide range of output ratings at low cost, but with labratory-grade performance and reliable operation assured	Willis C. Pierce, Jr., James S. Gallo, William T. Walker
1973-03.pdf	1973		Mar-73	1973-03.002.tif.pdf
1973-03.toc.pdf	1973		Mar-73	1973-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Mar-73	1973-03.003.tif.pdf	High Performance Flame-Ionization Detector System for Gas Chromatography	a new electrometer circuit plus improvements in mechanical design bring a higher level of performance to a widely-used technique for chemical analysis	Douglas H. Smith
	1973		Mar-73	1973-03.005.tif.pdf	Gas Chromatography
	1973		Mar-73	1973-03.009.tif.pdf	The 5700A-series Gas Chromatographs
	1973		Mar-73	1973-03.012.tif.pdf	Synthesized Signal Generation to 1.3 GHz	because they maintain quartz-crystal stability at all frequencies over a wide range, frequency synthesizers find growing use in testing procedures	Bradley Stribling, Young Dae Kim, Roland Hassun, Dieter Scherer, Melvin Humpherys, Charles Cook
	1973		Mar-73	1973-03.016.tif.pdf	A 0.1 to 1300 GHz Amplifier
	1973		Mar-73	1973-03.021.tif.pdf	A Greater Range of Capabilities for the Compact, Plug-on Digital Multimeter	higher sensitivity for voltage and resistance measurements, 5-digit resolution and a new "set range" concept are given the inexpensive 3470 Measurement System by new plug-on modules	Arthur Dumont, Stephen Venzke, Reid Gardner
1973-04.pdf	1973		Apr-73	1973-04.002.tif.pdf
1973-04.toc.pdf	1973		Apr-73	1973-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Apr-73	1973-04.003.tif.pdf	A High-Performance Automatic Microwave Counter	this new counter needs only a single input to measure 10Hz to 18 GHz, and its sensitivity is many times better than previous counters	Richard F. Schneider
	1973		Apr-73	1973-04.011.tif.pdf	A dc-to-20-GHz Thin-film Signal Sampler for Microwave Instrumentation	this rugged, miniature, wideband sampler is responsible for many of the advanced capabilities of the new Model 5340A Microwave Counter	Jerry Merkelo
	1973		Apr-73	1973-04.015.tif.pdf	Automating the Calibration Laboratory	this new family of systems, combining standard and specially developed hardware and software, greatly reduces instrument calibration times without sacrificing precision or thoroughness	John L. Minck, E. Robert Aikin
	1973		Apr-73	1973-04.018.tif.pdf	Some Definitions for Calibration Laboratory Work
	1973		Apr-73	1973-04.019.tif.pdf	Novel Procedures Speed Automatic Calibrations
	1973		Apr-73	1973-04.024.tif.pdf	Observations from an Operating System
1973-05.pdf	1973		May-73	1973-05.002.tif.pdf
1973-05.toc.pdf	1973		May-73	1973-05.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		May-73	1973-05.003.tif.pdf	A Pocket-Sized Answer Machine for Business and Finance	this new nine-ounce, battery-powered calculator replaces most commonly used financial tables, such as compound interest, annuities and bonds and it's also a 200-year calendar	William L. Crowley, France Rode
	1973		May-73	1973-05.006.tif.pdf	Examples of HP-80 Solutions
	1973		May-73	1973-05.009.tif.pdf	APPENDIX A A Typical HP-80 Algorithm
	1973		May-73	1973-05.009.tif.pdf	APPENDIX B Principal HP-80 Equations
	1973		May-73	1973-05.011.tif.pdf	A More Rugged, Cleaner Writing Oscillographic Ink Recorder	this new oscillographic recording system features a reliable low-pressure ink system, instant-dry near-black ink, plug-in versatility and a rugged, serviceable design	Lawrence Brunetti
	1973		May-73	1973-05.016.tif.pdf	APPENDIX Dynamic Writing System Analysis
	1973		May-73	1973-05.019.tif.pdf	A Quiet, Low-Cost, High-speed Line Printer	this thermal printer writes 80 column lines at 250 lines per minute. Developed primarily for the 9830A Calculator, it's a general-purpose printer that's easily interfaced to a variety of controllers	Dick B. Barney, James R. Drehle
	1973		May-73	1973-05.024.tif.pdf	The Thermal Printhead Story
1973-06.pdf	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.002.tif.pdf
1973-06.toc.pdf	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.003.tif.pdf	Schottky-Barrier Diodes Structured for Better High-Frequency Performance	connecting discrete components into thin-film hybrid circuits becomes increasingly difficult as the demand for higher frequencies gives rise to smaller components. Described here is a way of fabricating diodes to gain high frequency performance without imposing severe mechanical limitations	Raymond A. Morris, Jack H. Lepoff
	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.008.tif.pdf	DMM and DAC Modules Expand Low-Cost Measuring System	a five-digit multimeter/counter module and a three-digit digital-to-analog converter mdoule are new members of the 5300 Measuring System joining the mainframe, battery pack, and four timer/counter modules previously available	Lewis W. Master, James F. Horner, P. Thomas Mingle
	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.010.tif.pdf	Which Multimeter?
	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.012.tif.pdf	A Compact, Three-Digit Digital-to-Analog Converter Module
	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.015.tif.pdf	APPENDIX 5306A Noise Rejection Characteristics
	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.017.tif.pdf	Laser/Calculator System Improves Encoder Plate Measurements	this in-house system is a good example of what the right combination of instruments and calculator can do for measurements. Developed for acceptance testing of the optical position-encoder plates used in HP moving-head disc drives, its speed and accuracy have helped improve yields from the original 20% to the present 90%	Glenn O. Herreman
	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.019.tif.pdf	Calculator with Metrology Programs Now a Laser Option
	1973		Jun-73	1973-06.020.tif.pdf	Instrument Basics Without Pain
1973-07.pdf	1973		Jul-73	1973-07.002.tif.pdf
1973-07.toc.pdf	1973		Jul-73	1973-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Jul-73	1973-07.003.tif.pdf	A Second-Generation ESCA Spectrometer	monochromatized x-rays, a dispersion compensated electron optical system and an improved detection system enhance the sensitivity and resolution of a powerful analytical technique - Electron Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis	Michael A. Kelly, Charles E. Tyler
	1973		Jul-73	1973-07.006.tif.pdf	Electron Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis
	1973		Jul-73	1973-07.011.tif.pdf	The Charging Effect
	1973		Jul-73	1973-07.016.tif.pdf	Compact Function Generator with Enhanced Capability/Cost Ratio	a no-frills design plus a computer's help in verifying zero production defects brings the cost of this handy instrument down without sacrificing quality	E. Harry Heflin
	1973		Jul-73	1973-07.019.tif.pdf	Low-Cost Function Generator Circuits
1973-08.pdf	1973		Aug-73	1973-08.002.tif.pdf
1973-07.toc.pdf	1973		Jul-73	1973-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Aug-73	1973-08.003.tif.pdf	Automated Transceiver Testing	a new computerized system is dedicated to production and maintenance testing of mobile transmitters, receivers, and transceivers in the communication bands from 10 MHz to 1000 MHz. Tests conform to EIA standards and include AM, FM, audio, and power tests	Dimitry A. Bobroff
	1973		Aug-73	1973-08.007.tif.pdf	Shielding and Grounding
	1973		Aug-73	1973-08.009.tif.pdf	Signal Processing Techniques for Automatic Transceiver Testing	here's how the 9540 System test transceivers to EIA standards using only a voltmeter and a counter	Robert G. Huenemann
	1973		Aug-73	1973-08.012.tif.pdf	Sample Timing Considerations
	1973		Aug-73	1973-08.015.tif.pdf	Digitally-Controlled Current Sources for New Ways of Making Automatic Measurements	using a digitally-controlled current source as the stimulus in automatc test systems simplifies some measurements, improves others, and makes some easy that would be hard to do any other way	Rene Peerboom
1973-09.pdf	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.002.tif.pdf
1973-09.toc.pdf	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.003.tif.pdf	A Low-Frequency Spectrum Analyzer that Makes Slow Sweeps Practical	this new spectrum analyzer speeds up the process while bringing a number of other conveniences to this class of instrument	William L. Hale, Gerald E. Weibel
	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.008.tif.pdf	Precision Discriminator
	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.010.tif.pdf	Permanent Waveform Storage
	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.011.tif.pdf	Peak-Detecting Analog-to-Digital Converter
	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.013.tif.pdf	Adapting a Sweep
	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.013.tif.pdf	Optimum Sweep Rate
	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.015.tif.pdf	A High-Performance Beam Tube for Cesium Beam Frequency Standards	the benefits are significant improvements in accuracy, short-term stability, settability, and sensitivity to external dc magnetic fields	Ronald C. Hyatt, Louis F. Mueller, Terry N. Osterdock
	1973		Sep-73	1973-09.024.tif.pdf	Appendix Short Term Stability
1973-10.pdf	1973		Oct-73	1973-10.002.tif.pdf
1973-10.toc.pdf	1973		Oct-73	1973-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Oct-73	1973-10.003.tif.pdf	The Logic Analyzer: A New Instrument for Observing Logic Signals	designed specifically to solve digital design and troubleshooting problems, this new instrument provides a digital display with storage, positive and negative digital delay, combinatorial triggering and digital sequence comparison	Mark Baker, Howard D. Marshall, Robin Adler
	1973		Oct-73	1973-10.006.tif.pdf	Logic Analyzer Applications in Digital System Waveform Measurements
	1973		Oct-73	1973-10.013.tif.pdf	The 1C Troubleshooters
	1973		Oct-73	1973-10.018.tif.pdf	A Pulse Generator for Today's Digital Circuits	this new dual-output Pulse Generator produces 16V pulses at high repetition rates and with as much as 16V offset, a new control arrangement makes pulse set-up much simpler	Horst Link, Reinhard Falke
1973-11.pdf	1973		Nov-73	1973-11.002.tif.pdf
1973-11.toc.pdf	1973		Nov-73	1973-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Nov-73	1973-11.003.tif.pdf	A Self-Contained, Hand-Held Digital Multimeter-A New Concept in Instrument Utility	aside from clipping the coiled lead to any convenient reference point, only one hand is needed to hold this instrument and take a reading	Robert L. Dudley, Virgil L. Laing
	1973		Nov-73	1973-11.011.tif.pdf	A Portable High-Resolution Counter for Low-Frequency Measurements	this snap-on functional module for the low-csot 5300 Measuring System makes six-digit measurements of frequencies between 0.833 Hz and 2 MHz with special features helping solve many low-frequency measurement problems	Kenneth J. Macleod
	1973		Nov-73	1973-11.015.tif.pdf	Operation of the Digital Programmable Frequency Generator
1973-12.pdf	1973		Dec-73	1973-12.002.tif.pdf
1973-12.toc.pdf	1973		Dec-73	1973-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1973		Dec-73	1973-12.003.tif.pdf	A Go-Anywhere Strip-Chart Recorder that Has Laboratory Accuracy	this rugged, portable recorder is designed to operate in the laboratory, in a moving vehicle or aircraft, in the desert, in freezing temperatures, on battery power or ac of various frequencies, even upside down, always within its laboratory specifications	Rick A. Warp, Howard L. Merrill
	1973		Dec-73	1973-12.010.tif.pdf	Telecommunication Cable Fault Location from the Test Desk	this new fault locator automates Wheatstone-bridge methods that have fallen into disuse because they are too cumbersome with the results being that it has fast, easy fault location and better telephone service	Thomas R. Graham, James M. Hood
	1973		Dec-73	1973-12.015.tif.pdf	APPENDIX
	1973		Dec-73	1973-12.016.tif.pdf	High-Efficiency Modular Power Supplies Using Switching Regulators	the switching regulators' advantages of smaller size and cooler operation used to be counterbalanced by higher cost, slower transient response and noise, both electrical and acoustical. These new power supplies reduce the disparity significantly	B. William Dudley, Robert D. Peck
1974-01.pdf	1974		Jan-74	1974-01.002.tif.pdf
1974-01.toc.pdf	1974		Jan-74	1974-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Jan-74	1974-01.003.tif.pdf	The Logic State Analyzer-Displaying Complex Digital Processes in Understandable Form	sixteen consecutive 12-bit workds from any part of a data stream are captured and held for display by a new Logic State Analyzer, greatly simplifying the task of monitoring program flow when troubleshooting complex digital processors	William A. Farnbach
	1974		Jan-74	1974-01.011.tif.pdf	A Laser Interferometer That Measures Straightness of Travel	this unique "straightedge" combines the high accuracy of the optical flat with the long range of the laser to achieve submicron resolution over ranges up to 100 feet	Richard R. Baldwin, David A. Harland, Barbara E. Grote
	1974		Jan-74	1974-01.014.tif.pdf	Machine Tool Calibration with the Expanded Laser Measurement System
	1974		Jan-74	1974-01.018.tif.pdf	Ray-Trace Program
1974-02.pdf	1974		Feb-74	1974-02.002.tif.pdf
1974-02.toc.pdf	1974		Feb-74	1974-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Feb-74	1974-02.003.tif.pdf	Practical Oscilloscopes at Workaday Prices	15-MHz bandwidth, 2mV sensitivity, 3% accuracy, sweeps usable to 20ns/div and an 8x10 cm CRT with internal graticule would normally class these oscilloscopes as laboratory instruments but they will find wide use in the service shop, tech school and industry	Hans-Gunter Hohmann
	1974		Feb-74	1974-02.011.tif.pdf	Laboratory Notebook	Sharp Cut-off Filters for That Awkward UHF Band	James Larsen, Richard Dilman, Richard Tverdoch
	1974		Feb-74	1974-02.012.tif.pdf	A Data Error Analyzer for Tracking Down Problems in Data Communications	a combined data generator and self-synchronizing receiver, this new instrument makes six different measurements simultaneously, helping to pinpoint sources of trouble in data communications systems	Jeffrey R. Duerr
1974-03.pdf	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.002.tif.pdf
1974-03.toc.pdf	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.003.tif.pdf	An Automatic, Precision 1-MHz Digital LCR Meter	this new LCR Meter is especially designed for measurements of low-value components in integrated circuits and thin-film hybrid circuits, as well as of discrete components using a four-pair measurement technique to reduce errors caused by stray capacitance, residual inductance and mutal inductance of the test leads	Kohichi Maeda
	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.007.tif.pdf	Phase Error Compensation
	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.011.tif.pdf	A Moderately Priced 20-MHz Pulse Generator with 16-Volt Output	suitable for general-purpose use, this instrument also has the pulse amplitude needed for driving the new CMOS circuits	Rainer Eggert, Gunter Krauss
	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.016.tif.pdf	APPENDIX
	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.017.tif.pdf	Laboratory Notebook	Logarithmic Amplifier Accepts 100-dB Signal Range	robert Jeremiasen
	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.019.tif.pdf	Versatile VHF Signal Generator Stresses Low Cost and Portability	this high-quality, reliable instrument fits the budget and the performance needs of a variety of users	Robert R. Hay
	1974		Mar-74	1974-03.022.tif.pdf	Specifying Signal Generator Noise
1974-04.pdf	1974		Apr-74	1974-04.002.tif.pdf
1974-04.toc.pdf	1974		Apr-74	1974-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Apr-74	1974-04.003.tif.pdf	Mass Memory System Broadens Calculator Applications	inventory control, payroll, order processing and other large-data-base applications are now within the capability of HP's most powerful desktop calculator, the BASIC language Model 30	Chris J. Christopher, Havyn E. Bradley
	1974		Apr-74	1974-04.005.tif.pdf	Mass Memory for Business Applications
	1974		Apr-74	1974-04.014.tif.pdf	An Easily Calibrated, Versatile Platinum Resistance Thermometer	unusual features of this digital thermometer are a choice of normal or expanded resolution, linear analog output, interchangeable probes, and many options including a battery pack and digital output	Tony E. Foster
	1974		Apr-74	1974-04.018.tif.pdf	APPENDIX Analog Linearization
1974-05.pdf	1974		May-74	1974-05.002.tif.pdf
1974-05.toc.pdf	1974		May-74	1974-05.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		May-74	1974-05.003.tif.pdf	The "Personal Computer": A Fully Programmable Pocket Calculator	this 11 ounce battery-powered marvel has the computing power of an advanced scientific pocket calculator and is programmable as well, so it can adapt to any number of specialized uses	Chung C. Tung
	1974		May-74	1974-05.005.tif.pdf	A Self-Clocking Two-Track Recording Technique
	1974		May-74	1974-05.009.tif.pdf	Programming the Personal Computer	wherein are revealed the functions of the keys, how problems are solved, and a bit of what goes on inside	R. Kent Stockwell
	1974		May-74	1974-05.015.tif.pdf	APPENDIX HP-65 Programmable Pocket Calculator Functions and Operations
	1974		May-74	1974-05.016.tif.pdf	Designing a Tiny Magnetic Card Reader	here's how it was designed and how it works	Robert B. Taggart
	1974		May-74	1974-05.019.tif.pdf	Testing the HP-65 Logic Board	the board and its automatic test system are designed for rapid production testing and troubleshooting	Kenneth W. Peterson
	1974		May-74	1974-05.022.tif.pdf	Economical Precision Step Attenuators for RF and Microwaves	refinements in edgeline transmission structures and thin-film techniques lead to wideband step attenuators that are smaller and less expensive than previous models	David R. Veteran, George R. Kirkpatrick
1974-06.pdf	1974		Jun-74	1974-06.002.tif.pdf
1974-06.toc.pdf	1974		Jun-74	1974-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Jun-74	1974-06.003.tif.pdf	A New Generation in Frequency and Time Measurements	this new general-purpose electronic counter refines the art of frequency and time measurements to an impressive degree by the application of advanced technology	James L. Sorden
	1974		Jun-74	1974-06.010.tif.pdf	The 5345A Processor: An Example of State Machine Design		Ronald E. Felsenstein
	1974		Jun-74	1974-06.013.tif.pdf	Time Interval Averaging: Theory, Problems, and Solutions		David C. Chu
	1974		Jun-74	1974-06.017.tif.pdf	Third Input Channel Increases Counter Versatility		Arthur S. Muto
	1974		Jun-74	1974-06.020.tif.pdf	A Completely Automatic 4-GHz Heterodyne Frequency Converter		Ali Bologlu
	1974		Jun-74	1974-06.023.tif.pdf	Interface Bus Expands Instrument Utility		Bryce E. Jeppsen, Steven E. Schultz
1974-07.pdf	1974		Jul-74	1974-07.002.tif.pdf
1974-07.toc.pdf	1974		Jul-74	1974-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Jul-74	1974-07.003.tif.pdf	Powerful Data Base Management System for Small Computers	for the first time, sophisticated data management is available to the user of computers as small as the HP 2100 and HP 3000	Richard E. McIntire
	1974		Jul-74	1974-07.006.tif.pdf	Why Data Base Management Systems?
	1974		Jul-74	1974-07.012.tif.pdf	Quality Frequency Counters Designed for Minimum Cost	lowest possible cost was a major design objective for these counters, but so were high quality, excellent performance, ease of service and efficient production	Warren J. O'Buch, Lewis W. Masters
	1974		Jul-74	1974-07.016.tif.pdf	A Versatile Bipolar Power Supply/Amplifier for Lab and Systems Use	the elements of a power supply/amplifier can be combined to perform as several different instruments: a precision bipolar power supply, a fast-responding programmable power supply, a low-distortion current-limiting power amplifier, a power amplifier with programmable gain	Santo Pecchio
	1974		Jul-74	1974-07.021.tif.pdf	An Automatic Exposure Control for a Lab-Bench X-Ray Camera	locating shorted bonding wires in IC's, checking pad alignment in multilayer circuit boards, and finding much other "inside" information becomes as easy as taking snapshots when you use an industrial x-ray system that has automatic exposure control	John L. Brewster
1974-08.pdf	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.002.tif.pdf
1974-08.toc.pdf	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.003.tif.pdf	Measuring Analog Parameters of Voiceband Data Channels	a new Transmission Impairment Measuring Set combines the measurement capabilities of six separate instruments into one portable package and does it in one-fourth the time formerly required	Noel E. Damon
	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.009.tif.pdf	Transient Measurements		Paul G. Winninghoff
	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.010.tif.pdf	The 4940A Sine Wave Transmitter		Richard T. Lee
	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.013.tif.pdf	Nonlinear Distortion Measurements		Donald A. Dresch
	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.015.tif.pdf	Envelope Delay Distortion Measurements		Johann J. Heinzl, Richard G. Fowles
	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.018.tif.pdf	Peak-to-Average Ratio Measurements		Erhard Ketelsen
	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.021.tif.pdf	Microwave Integrated Circuits Solve a Transmission Problen in Educational TV	an educational TV system using a satellite transmission link needs a state-of-the-art ground-station receiver that doesn't cost very much	Arthur Fong, James A. Hall, Douglas J. Mellor, Richard D. Pering
	1974		Aug-74	1974-08.023.tif.pdf	Direct-to-Schoolhouse Satellite Relay of Video Programs
1974-09.pdf	1974		Sep-74	1974-09.002.tif.pdf
1974-09.toc.pdf	1974		Sep-74	1974-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Sep-74	1974-09.003.tif.pdf	A 250-MHz Pulse Generator with Transition Times Variable to less than 1 ns	generating pulses at a 250-MHz repetition rate while giving the operator full control over the shape of these pulses requires microcircuit techniques	Gert Globas, Eldon Cornish, Joel Zellmer
	1974		Sep-74	1974-09.009.tif.pdf	Optimizing the Design of a High-Performance Oscilloscope	a wideband oscilloscope is more useful if its performance is not subject to variations that may degrade measurement accuracy. Its value is even more apparent if this consistent performance is achieved at moderate cost, both initial and long-term	S. Raymond Kushnir, Thomas J. Zamborelli, P. Kent Hardage
	1974		Sep-74	1974-09.017.tif.pdf	A Thin-Film/Semiconductor Thermocouple for Microwave Power Measurements	this device is what makes it possible for the 435A/8481A Power Meter to outperform thin-film and thermistor power meters	Weldon H. Jackson
	1974		Sep-74	1974-09.020.tif.pdf	Microelectronics Enhances Thermocouple Power Measurements	day-to-day microwave power measurement accuracy is substantially improved by this new thermocouple power meter system, without sacrificing the convenience of earlier thermistor instruments	John Lamy
1974-10.pdf	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.002.tif.pdf
1974-10.toc.pdf	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.003.tif.pdf	A User-Oriented Family of Minicomputers	HP's minicomputer section manager discusses the philosophy behind the design of this new computer series	John M. Stedman
	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.005.tif.pdf	The Value of User Microprogrammability
	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.008.tif.pdf	Microprogrammable Central Processor Adapts Easily to Special User Needs	the 21MX processor maintains program and I/O compatibility with its HP predecessors, but has a new micro-instruction format that makes it easier to extend the instruction set	Philip Gordon, Jacob R. Jacobs
	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.011.tif.pdf	Testing the 21MX Processor		Richard L. Hammons, Cleaborn C. Riggins
	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.016.tif.pdf	All Semiconductor Memory Selected for New Minicomputer Series	considerations of cost, reliability, power, density and speed all pointed to the 4K RAM as the best choice	Robert J. Frankenberg
	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.020.tif.pdf	The Million-Word Minicomputer Main Memory		John S. Elward
	1974		Oct-74	1974-10.022.tif.pdf	A Computer Power System for Severe Operating Conditions	the power supply system of 21 MX Series Computers differs in many respects from the power supplies of other minicomputers. It is less vulnerable to poor ac line conditions than the supplies of most minicomputers of similiar size and cost	Richard C. Van Brunt
1974-11.pdf	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.002.tif.pdf
1974-11.toc.pdf	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.003.tif.pdf	Distributed Computer Systems	as multiple minicomputers collect data, control processes, and run tests, a central computer system supports them all, gathering data, generating management reports, and performing other tasks at the same time	Shane Dickey
	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.005.tif.pdf	A Working Distributed System
	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.009.tif.pdf	Satellites for Specific Applications
	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.011.tif.pdf	RTE File Management Package
	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.013.tif.pdf	A Quality Course in Digital Electronics	this practical approach to the teaching of digital integrated circuit principles includes hardware, a textbook and a 26-experiment laboratory workbook	James A. Marrocco, Barry Bronson
	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.016.tif.pdf	Simplified Data-Transmission Channel Measurements	synthesized signal generation and a dual time-interval measurement simplify evaluation of group delay and attenuation distortion in voice-grade telephone lines used for transmitting digital data	David H. Guest
	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.018.tif.pdf	Measurement of Amplitude and Delay Distortion
	1974		Nov-74	1974-11.021.tif.pdf	A Group Delay Standard
1974-12.pdf	1974		Dec-74	1974-12.002.tif.pdf
1974-12.toc.pdf	1974		Dec-74	1974-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1974		Dec-74	1974-12.003.tif.pdf	Improved Accuracy and Convenience in Oscilloscope Timing and Voltage Measurements	timing measurements are made more easily and accurately with the dual-delayed sweep of a new oscilloscope. An internal microprocessor gives direct readout of time or voltage, greatly simplifying measurement procedures	William B. Risley, Walter A. Fischer
	1974		Dec-74	1974-12.012.tif.pdf	Laboratory Notebook	An Active Loop-Holding Device	David H. Guest
	1974		Dec-74	1974-12.013.tif.pdf	A Supersystem for BASIC Timesharing	this HP 3000 Computer System is optimized for BASIC language timesharing, but it also supports concurrent batch processing in BASIC, FORTRAN, COBOL, and SPL	Nealon Mack, Leonard E. Shar
	1974		Dec-74	1974-12.019.tif.pdf	Deriving and Reporting Chromatograph Data with a Microprocessor-controlled Integrator	printing retention times next to the peaks while plotting the chromatogram, a new integrator measures the chromatograph peak areas and, at the end of the run, derives concentrations and prints the analysis on the chromatogram	Andrew Stefanski
	1974		Dec-74	1974-12.021.tif.pdf	A Printing Plotter
	1974		Dec-74	1974-12.023.tif.pdf	Adapting a Calculator Microprocessor to Instrumentation		Hal Barraclough
1975-01.pdf	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.002.tif.pdf
1975-01.toc.pdf	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.003.tif.pdf	The Hewlett-Packard Interface Bus: Current Perspectives	first announced over two years ago, the Hewlett-Packard Interface Bus has undergone refinements that make it suitable as a model for a proposed international standard	Donald C. Loughry
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.004.tif.pdf	The HP Interface Bus
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.005.tif.pdf	HP Interface Bus Specification Summary
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.006.tif.pdf	Putting Together Instrumentation Systems at Minimum Cost	instrumentation systems that do useful work can be assembled around the HP Interface Bus at costs in the $15k to $25k range. Here is an approach to assembling such systems with a minimum amount of engineering time	David W. Ricci, Peter S. Stone
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.007.tif.pdf	Recreatable Automatic Systems for the Lab
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.010.tif.pdf	Developing a One-of-a-Kind Automatic Test System
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.012.tif.pdf	Packaged Calculator-Based Measurement Systems
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.013.tif.pdf	Filling in the Gaps-Modular Accessories for Instrument Systems	these programmable modules provide such accessory functions as remote display, switching, digital-to-anallog conversion, and measurement pacing and timing.	Charles R. Trimble, Steven E. Schultz
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.018.tif.pdf	A Multifunction Scanner for Calculator-Based Data Acquisition Systems		David L. Wolpert
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.018.tif.pdf	Instruments for Use in HP Interface Bus Connected Systems
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.019.tif.pdf	Minimal Cost Measuring Instruments for Systems Use		Lawrence P. Johnson, Gary D. Sasaki
	1975		Jan-75	1975-01.020.tif.pdf	Visualizing Interface Bus Activity	connecting to the HP Interface Bus, a new analyzer listens to and displays the status of all bus lines for easy study of bus activity and it also serves as a talker, using programs in its internal memory to exercise bus-compatible instruments and systems	Harold E. Dietrich
1975-02.pdf	1975		Feb-75	1975-02.002.tif.pdf
1975-02.toc.pdf	1975		Feb-75	1975-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Feb-75	1975-02.003.tif.pdf	High-Sensitivity X-Y Recorder Has Few Input Restrictions	to match its high sensitivity, this new recorder provides 130 dB of common-mode rejection for virtually any input configuration. No external "guard" connection is needed unless the common-mode voltage exceeds ten volts peak	Daniel E. Johnson, John M. Wade,Donald W. Huff
	1975		Feb-75	1975-02.009.tif.pdf	APPENDIX I Analytical Expressions For Common-Mode Rejection Ratio and Noise Pump-Out Current
	1975		Feb-75	1975-02.010.tif.pdf	Effects of Amplifier Offsets
	1975		Feb-75	1975-02.011.tif.pdf	Digital High-Capacitance Measurements to One Farad	here's a new high-C meter capable of measuring today's wide-value electrolytic and tantalum capacitors. It's for production testing, incoming inspection and the laboratory	Kunihisa Osada, Jun-Ichi Suehiro
	1975		Feb-75	1975-02.018.tif.pdf	Computer Performance Improvement by Measurement and Microprogramming	the speed of a computer-based Fourier analyzer was increased by a factor of ten by creating several new machine language instructions using firmware	David C. Snyder
1975-03.pdf	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.002.tif.pdf
1975-03.toc.pdf	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.003.tif.pdf	A High-Performance 2-to-18-GHz Sweeper	this precise, compact microwave sweep oscillator is a significant contribution to its field. The latest microelectronic and YIG technology makes it possible	Carl J. Enlow, Paul R. Hernday
	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.007.tif.pdf	A 2-18-GHz YIG-Tuned Multiplier
	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.009.tif.pdf	A 2.0-6.2-GHz YIG-Tuned Oscillator
	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.012.tif.pdf	A 2.0-6.2-GHz Power Amplifier
	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.013.tif.pdf	Product Design of the 86290A
	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.016.tif.pdf	Broadband Swept Network Measurements	vector and scalar measurements can be made from 2 to 18 GHz in one sweep by pairing the new 2-18-GHz sweep oscillator with other microwave instruments	John J. Dupre, Cyril J. Yansouni
	1975		Mar-75	1975-03.021.tif.pdf	Variable Symmetry with Constant Frequency
1975-04.pdf	1975		Apr-75	1975-04.002.tif.pdf
1975-04.toc.pdf	1975		Apr-75	1975-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Apr-75	1975-04.003.tif.pdf	A Portable 1100-MHz Frequency Counter	this new addition to the 5300 Measuring System is well suited for checking out land mobile communications and aeronautical navigation equipment	Hans J. Jekat
	1975		Apr-75	1975-04.007.tif.pdf	An Eight-Digit Mainframe for the 5300 Measuring System
	1975		Apr-75	1975-04.009.tif.pdf	A New 5-GHz Transistor Process
	1975		Apr-75	1975-04.010.tif.pdf	Big Timer/Counter Capability in a Portable Package	this 75-MHz, eight-function universal timer/counter is another snap-on module for the low-cost, compact 5300 Measuring System	Kenneth J. Macleod
	1975		Apr-75	1975-04.012.tif.pdf	A Universal Autoranging System for a Universal Timer/Counter
	1975		Apr-75	1975-04.021.tif.pdf	Band-Selectable Fourier Analysis	frequency resolution in selected bands can be as much as 100 times better than conventional baseband Fourier analysis	H. Webber McKinney
1975-05.pdf	1975		May-75	1975-05.002.tif.pdf
1975-05.toc.pdf	1975		May-75	1975-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		May-75	1975-05.003.tif.pdf	An Understandable Test Set for Making Basic Measurements on Telephone Lines	this new portable test set uses a digital processor to present direct-reading, autoranged measurements of level and frequency, substantially reducing operator errors	Michael B. Aken, David K. Deaver
	1975		May-75	1975-05.007.tif.pdf	A Function Generator with a Well-Defined Output
	1975		May-75	1975-05.011.tif.pdf	A Computer System for Analog Measurements on Voiceband Data Channels	besides making nine data-channel performance tests automatically in less than two minutes, this new Transmission Parameter Analyzer is capable of a much broader range of measurements	Roger F. Rauskolb, Stephen G. Cline, Robert H. Perdriau
	1975		May-75	1975-05.017.tif.pdf	Portable Transponder Allows Two-Way Data Channel Measurements
	1975		May-75	1975-05.018.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard Instruments for Checking Voice-Grade Telephone Lines
	1975		May-75	1975-05.019.tif.pdf	A Precision Spectrum Analyzer for the 10-Hz-to-13-MHz Range	adaptable to automatic systems or bench use, a new spectrum analyzer has measurement resolution of 0.01 dB, pass-bands as narrow as 3 Hz, and a dynamic range of 70 db	Jerry W. Daniels, Robert L. Atchley
	1975		May-75	1975-05.023.tif.pdf	Attenuating the Classical Attenuator Problem
1975-06.pdf	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.002.tif.pdf
1975-06.toc.pdf	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.003.tif.pdf	Cost-effective, Reliable CRT Terminal is First of a Family	microprocessor control and modular design result in a computer terminal that is powerful and flexible, yet low in cost	James A. Doub
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.005.tif.pdf	The HP 2640A At Work as a Data Entry Terminal
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.007.tif.pdf	A Functionally Modular Logic System for a CRT Terminal		Arthur B. Lane
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.010.tif.pdf	Data Communications		Fred Taft
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.012.tif.pdf	A High-Resolution Raster Scan Display		Jean-Claude Roy
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.015.tif.pdf	2640A Sweep System
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.016.tif.pdf	2640A Power Supply
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.017.tif.pdf	Firmware for a Microprocessor-controlled CRT Terminal		Thomas F. Waitman
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.020.tif.pdf	Testing the HP 2640A
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.021.tif.pdf	A Microprocessor-Scanned Keyboard		Otakar Blazek
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.023.tif.pdf	Packaging for Function, Manufacturability, and Service		Robert B. Pierce
	1975		Jun-75	1975-06.024.tif.pdf	Designing the Engineering Foam Plastics
1975-07.pdf	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.002.tif.pdf
1975-07.toc.pdf	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.003.tif.pdf	Modularity Means Maximum Effectiveness in Medium-Cost Universal Counter	a single mainframe and a wide choice of optional timer, counter, and DVM modules provide better performance at lower cost, meet each user's needs precisely, and leave room for future growth	Bruce S. Corya, James F. Horner
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.007.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of an Option-Configurable Counter
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.010.tif.pdf	Using a Modular Universal Counter	here's what the various features of the new Model 5328A Universal Counter can do for the user	Alfred Langguth, William D. Jackson
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.011.tif.pdf	Three-State Trigger Lights
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.014.tif.pdf	HP-IB Option Fits Simple or Sophisticated Systems Applications
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.016.tif.pdf	Synthesized Signal Generator Operation to 2.6 GHz with Wideband Phase Modulation	new plug-ins give the Model 8660-series Synthesized Signal Generators programmable operation to 2.6 GHz and a capability for phase modulation	Young Dae Kim, James A. Hall
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.019.tif.pdf	Phase Modulation
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.022.tif.pdf	Applications of a Phase-Modulated Signal Generator	once a capability is made available, applications emerge, so here are a few that have been found for the phase-modulated synthesized signal generator in HP's own labs	James A. Hall
	1975		Jul-75	1975-07.024.tif.pdf	Measuring Modulation Linearity
1975-08.pdf	1975		Aug-75	1975-08.002.tif.pdf
1975-08.toc.pdf	1975		Aug-75	1975-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Aug-75	1975-08.010.tif.pdf	Inside the Model 1607A Logic State Analyzer		Thomas Saponas
	1975		Aug-75	1975-08.012.tif.pdf	Oscilloscope Triggering on Digital Events
	1975		Aug-75	1975-08.013.tif.pdf	Unravelling Problems in the Design of Microprocessor-Based Systems	the debugging of a microprocessor-based system is expedited considerably by an instrument that provides an appropriate disclosure of what's going on inside the system	William E. Wagner
	1975		Aug-75	1975-08.020.tif.pdf	Word Generator Operation with the HP Interface Bus
	1975		Aug-75	1975-08.022.tif.pdf	Problem Solutions with the Model 8016A Word Generator
1975-09.pdf	1975		Sep-75	1975-09.002.tif.pdf
1975-09.toc.pdf	1975		Sep-75	1975-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Sep-75	1975-09.003.tif.pdf	ATLAS: A Unit-Under-Test Oriented Language for Automatic Test Systems	an engineer can write test procedures in ATLAS without detailed knowledge of the system that will do the testing. HP's new ATLAS compiler is the first comprehensive implementation of what is fast becoming a world-wide standard test language	William R. Finch, Robert B. Grady
	1975		Sep-75	1975-09.009.tif.pdf	Minimizing Test Program Expenses
	1975		Sep-75	1975-09.015.tif.pdf	Automatic 4.5-GHz Counter Provides 1-Hz Resolution	this new frequency counter offers high performance for telecommunications and other applications at a modest cost	Ali Bologlu
	1975		Sep-75	1975-09.020.tif.pdf	A New Instrument Enclosure with Greater Convenience, Better Accessibility, and High Attenuation of RF Interference	evolutionary changes in the way electronic circuits are packaged have called for a new approach to enclosure design.	Allen F. Inhelder
1975-10.pdf	1975		Oct-75	1975-10.002.tif.pdf
1975-10.toc.pdf	1975		Oct-75	1975-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Oct-75	1975-10.003.tif.pdf	Digital Power Meter Offers Improved Accuracy,Hands-Off Operation, Systems Compatibility	this four-digit general-purpose microwave power meter features autoranging, absolute or relative readings, 0.01 dB resolution, and 0.02 dB basic accuracy	Allen P. Edwards
	1975		Oct-75	1975-10.006.tif.pdf	Automatic Gain and Attenuation Measurements
	1975		Oct-75	1975-10.009.tif.pdf	Very-Low-Level Microwave Power Measurements	a new low-barrier Schottky diode power sensor makes it possible to measure power as low as 100 picowatts over a frequency range of 10 MHz to 18 GHz	Ronald E. Pratt
	1975		Oct-75	1975-10.012.tif.pdf	Active Probes Improve Precision of Time Interval Measurements	usable with most time interval counters, this new probe system helps solve problems caused by trigger point indeterminacy, system delay errors, inadequate dynamic range, and circuit loading	Robert W. Offermann, Steven E. Schultz, Charles R. Trimble
	1975		Oct-75	1975-10.018.tif.pdf	Flow Control in High-Pressure Liquid Chromatography	operation at high pressures introduces many problems in the control of fluid flow when two solvents must be mixed in a precise ratio and hydraulic capacitors provide the key to precision solvent mixing	Helge Schrenker
1975-11.pdf	1975		Nov-75	1975-11.002.tif.pdf
1975-11.toc.pdf	1975		Nov-75	1975-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Nov-75	1975-11.003.tif.pdf	Three New Pocket Calculators: Smaller, Less Costly, More Powerful	HP's second-generation pocket calculator family now includes a basic scientific model, a programmable scientific model, and a business model	Randall B. Neff, Lynn Tillman
	1975		Nov-75	1975-11.007.tif.pdf	An Example of HP-25 Programming
	1975		Nov-75	1975-11.009.tif.pdf	Inside the New Pocket Calculators	the HP-21 type of calculator isn't just a stripped-down version of older HP pocket calculators, but an entirely new design	Richard Whicker, Michael J. Cook, George Fichter
	1975		Nov-75	1975-11.011.tif.pdf	Packaging the New Pocket Calculators		Thomas A. Hender
1975-12.pdf	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.002.tif.pdf
1975-12.toc.pdf	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.003.tif.pdf	A 100-MHz Analog Oscilloscope for Digital Measurements	a new general-purpose oscilloscope has features such as dual-channel magnification and third-channel trigger display that enhance its versatiility, particularly with respect to measurements in digital systems	Allan I. Best
	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.006.tif.pdf	Working in the Data Domain-Logic State Analyzers and Oscilloscopes
	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.007.tif.pdf	A "Visible" Mechanical Design
	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.010.tif.pdf	Designing a High-Density Thick- Film Hybrid Integrated Circuit
	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.013.tif.pdf	A Real-Time Operating System with Multi-Terminal and Batch/Spool Capabilities	RTE-II, an advanced version of HP's real-time executive system for 2100 Series Computers, has several new features that aid both real-time measurement and control and concurrent background activities such as program development	George A. Anzinger, Adele M. Gadol
	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.016.tif.pdf	Introduction to Real-Time Operating Systems
	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.022.tif.pdf	Real-Time Executive System Manages Large Memories	RTE-III does everything other HP real-time executive systems do and adds large-memory management using HP's dynamic mapping system	Linda W. Averett
	1975		Dec-75	1975-12.023.tif.pdf	RTE-III Definitions
1976-01.pdf	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.001.tif.pdf
1976-01.toc.pdf	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.002.tif.pdf	An Automatic Selective Level Measuring Set for Multichannel Communications Systems	combining microprocessor control with meticulous receiver and synthesizer design results in a powerful new tool for the installation, maintenance, and survelliance of frequency-division multiplexed communications systems	J. Reid Urquhart
	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.004.tif.pdf	Operating a Selective Level Measuring Set through a Keyboard
	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.008.tif.pdf	Designing Precision into a Selective Level Measuring Set		Hugh P. Walker
	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.012.tif.pdf	Spurious Responses That Can Perturb a Measurement
	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.013.tif.pdf	Designing a Quiet Frequency Synthesizer for a Selective Level Measuring Set		John H. Coster
	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.016.tif.pdf	Making the Most of Microprocessor Control		David G. Dack
	1976		Jan-76	1976-01.019.tif.pdf	Real-Time Multi-User BASIC	easy-to-lear, interactive BASIC is now available as a programming language for HP computer systems operating under the real-time executive operating systems, RTE-II and RTE-III	James T. Schultz
1976-02.pdf	1976		Feb-76	1976-02.001.tif.pdf
1976-02.toc.pdf	1976		Feb-76	1976-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Feb-76	1976-02.002.tif.pdf	Laser Transducer Systems for High-Accuracy Machine Positioning	these reliable, modular systems consist of an HP two-frequency laser head and interferometric optics designed for permanent installation on a machine tool or measuring machine, and a selection of interface electronics to couple the laser to a computer, calculator or numerical controller	Andre F. Rude, Michael J. Ward
	1976		Feb-76	1976-02.006.tif.pdf	APPENDIX
	1976		Feb-76	1976-02.007.tif.pdf	Electronics for the Laser Transducer	the emphasis is on flexibility and completeness, making the system adaptable to virtually any combination of controller and machine	William E. Olson, Robert B. Smith
	1976		Feb-76	1976-02.010.tif.pdf	A Numeric Display Module
	1976		Feb-76	1976-02.017.tif.pdf	System Example: Calculator/Laser Controlled Measuring Machine
	1976		Feb-76	1976-02.019.tif.pdf	Using a Programmable Calculator as a Data Communications Terminal	a discussion of the data communications capabilities of the HP 9830A Calculator, with examples of real-life applications	James E. Carlson, Ronald L. Stickle
1976-03.pdf	1976		Mar-76	1976-03.001.tif.pdf
1976-03.toc.pdf	1976		Mar-76	1976-03.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Mar-76	1976-03.002.tif.pdf	A Cesium Beam Frequency Reference for Severe Environments	systems operating in demanding environments, including airborne, marine and land mobile, can now benefit from the accuracy and stability of the cesium atom as a time and frequency reference	Charles E. Heger, Ronald C. Hyatt, Gary A. Seavey
	1976		Mar-76	1976-03.011.tif.pdf	Calibrated FM, Crystal Stability, and Counter Resolution for a Low-Cost Signal Generator	a new synchronizer/counter boosts the frequency stability and resolution of HP's low-cost 520-MHz signal generator, which is now available in a new calibrated-FM version, Model 8654B, as well as the original Model 8654A	Robert R. Collison, Ronald E. Kmetovicz
	1976		Mar-76	1976-03.018.tif.pdf	A 50-Mbit/s Pattern Generator and Error Detector for Evaluating Digital Communications System Performance	to simplify measurements in PCM system, this new all-in-one instrument has fixed clock rates and a choice of interface levels while also estimating coding errors and measuring clock-frequency offset	Ivan R. Young, Robert Pearson, Peter M. Scott
1976-04.pdf	1976		Apr-76	1976-04.001.tif.pdf
1976-04.toc.pdf	1976		Apr-76	1976-04.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Apr-76	1976-04.002.tif.pdf	Electronic Total Station Speeds Survey Operations	this new electronic surveying instrument measures slope distance and zenith angle simultaneously, then computes and displays horizontal or vertical distance in feet or metres and its base measures horizontal angle	Michael L. Bullock, Richard E. Warren
	1976		Apr-76	1976-04.006.tif.pdf	How the Total Station Is Used
	1976		Apr-76	1976-04.010.tif.pdf	Angle Transducer
	1976		Apr-76	1976-04.013.tif.pdf	Designing Efficiency into a Digital Processor for an Analytical Instrument	hardware control of the I/O system eliminates excessive overhead in the architecture of a digital processor used in a gas chromatograph, leading to significant improvements in operating convenience	John S. Poole, Len Bilen
1976-05.pdf	1976		May-76	1976-05.001.tif.pdf
1976-05.toc.pdf	1976		May-76	1976-05.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		May-76	1976-05.002.tif.pdf	New CRT Terminal Has Magnetic Tape Storage for Expanded Capability	two built-in tape drives make the terminal a stand-alone data station	Robert G. Nordman, Richard L. Smith, Louis A. Witkin
	1976		May-76	1976-05.006.tif.pdf	Mini Data Cartridge: A Convincing Alternative for Low-Cost, Removable Storage		Alan J. Richards
	1976		May-76	1976-05.012.tif.pdf	Mini-Cartridge Drive Mechanism
	1976		May-76	1976-05.016.tif.pdf	Laboratory Notebook	A Logarithmic Counter	David Arnold
1976-06.pdf	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.002.tif.pdf
1976-06.toc.pdf	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.003.tif.pdf	Third Generation Programmable Calculator Has Computer-Like Capabilities	a new programming language, HPL, helps the user apply the many technological advances in this personal computing machine to a wide variety of computation and control problems	Donald E. Morris, Chris J. Christopher, Geoffrey W. Chance, Dick B. Barney
	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.006.tif.pdf	982 5A Product Design
	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.014.tif.pdf	9825A Cartridge Tape Unit
	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.016.tif.pdf	High-Performance NMOS LSI Processor		William Eads, David S. Maitland
	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.019.tif.pdf	Processor Tester
	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.020.tif.pdf	Character Impact Printer Offers Maximum Printing Flexibility	this new printer is fast and reliable, and has features previously unavailable in a calculator peripheral, including programmable horizontal and vertical tabulation, variable character spacing, and plotting ability	Robert B. Bump, Gary R. Paulson
	1976		Jun-76	1976-06.025.tif.pdf	Mid-Range Calculator Delivers More Power at Lower Cost	its design takes advantage of the latest technology, principally a single-chip microprocessor	Douglas Clifford, F. Timothy Hickenlooper, A. Craig Mortensen
1976-07.pdf	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.002.tif.pdf
1976-07.toc.pdf	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.003.tif.pdf	A Direct-Reading Network Analyzer for the 500-kHz-to-1.3-GHz Frequency Range	beside measurements of gain, loss, phase shift and reflection coefficient, this new all-in-one measuring set makes direct measurements of equivalent electrical length, group delay, and deviation from linear phase shift	Hugo Vifian
	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.007.tif.pdf	Measuring A Linearly Changing Frequency		Frederick Woodhull
	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.009.tif.pdf	Processing Wide-Range Network Analyzer Signals for Analog and Digital Display		William S. Lawson, David D. Sharrit
	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.010.tif.pdf	A Wide-Range, Continuously- Variable Line Stretcher
	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.012.tif.pdf	A Wide-Range, High-Resolution Group Delay Detector
	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.013.tif.pdf	A Precision RF Source and Down-Converter for the Model 8505A Network Analzyer		Rolf Dalichow, Daniel R. Harkins
	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.014.tif.pdf	Well-Matched Down-Converters		Wayne Frederick
	1976		Jul-76	1976-07.016.tif.pdf	Generating Well-Isolated Tracking Source Signals		Mark Roos, Phillip Chen
1976-08.pdf	1976		Aug-76	1976-08.002.tif.pdf
1976-08.toc.pdf	1976		Aug-76	1976-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Aug-76	1976-08.003.tif.pdf	Series II General-Purpose Computer Systems: Designed for Improved Throughput and Reliability	a larger, faster memory system with error correction and error logging, a faster central processor, an expanded instruction set, and a more efficient operating system are the major technological advances	Leonard E. Shar
	1976		Aug-76	1976-08.009.tif.pdf	An All-Semiconductor Memory with Fault Detection, Correction, and Logging		Elio A. Toschi, Tak Watanabe
	1976		Aug-76	1976-08.015.tif.pdf	HP 3000 Series II Performance Measurement		Clifford A. Jager
1976-09.pdf	1976		Sep-76	1976-09.002.tif.pdf
1976-09.toc.pdf	1976		Sep-76	1976-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Sep-76	1976-09.003.tif.pdf	An Easier-to-USe Variable-Persistence/Storage Oscilloscope with Brighter, Sharper Traces	revising the control arrangement and operating modes of a variable persistence oscilloscope results in a more "friendly" instrument that also has improved display characteristics	Van Harrison
	1976		Sep-76	1976-09.007.tif.pdf	A Brighter, More Sharply Focused Variable Persistence/Storage Cathode-Ray Tube		Robert Wickliff Jr.
	1976		Sep-76	1976-09.010.tif.pdf	An Automatic Wide-Range Digital LCR Meter	easy operation, a wide measurement range, two measurement frequencies, high reliability, optional HP-IB compatibility, and low cost make it suitable for a wide range of component and impedance measurements	Satoru Hashimoto, Toshio Tamamura
1976-10.pdf	1976		Oct-76	1976-10.002.tif.pdf
1976-10.toc.pdf	1976		Oct-76	1976-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Oct-76	1976-10.003.tif.pdf	Continuous, Non-Invasive Measurements of Arterial Blood Oxygen Levels	a new oximeter gives calibrated non-invasive measurements of the oxygen saturation of hemoglobin in arterial blood, using a multiwavelength optical technique that approaches "touch-and-read" convenience	Edwin Merrick, Thomas Hayes
	1976		Oct-76	1976-10.011.tif.pdf	Laboratory Notebook	A Signal-Level Reference	J. Reid Urquhar
	1976		Oct-76	1976-10.012.tif.pdf	Card-Programmable Digital IC Tester Simplifies Incoming Inspection	it's inexpensive, easy to set up to test a wide variety of digital IC's and easy to operate	Eric Ingman
	1976		Oct-76	1976-10.019.tif.pdf	Some Economic Considerations of IC Testing		Mark Baker
1976-11.pdf	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.002.tif.pdf
1976-11.toc.pdf	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.003.tif.pdf	A Pair of Program-Compatible Personal Programmable Calculators	one is a small, portable printing calculator and the other is a hand-held version without a printer but both versions feature a "smart" magnetic card reader, and each can run the other's programs	Peter Dickinson, William Egbert
	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.010.tif.pdf	Portable Scientific Calculator Has Built-In Printer	it's the first of a new generation of small, portable, printing calculators that operate on rechargable batteries or line current	Bernard Musch, Robert Taggart
	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.011.tif.pdf	Printing on the HP-97
	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.017.tif.pdf	The New Accuracy: Making 23=8		Dennis Harms
	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.020.tif.pdf	High-Power Solid-State 5.9-12.4-GHz Sweepers	two new RF plug-ins for the 8620C Sweep Oscillator produce more than 50 mW of output power, thanks to a new gallium arsenide field-effect transistor	Louis Kuhlman, Jr. pg 19-22
	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.021.tif.pdf	A 5.9-12.4-GHz GaAs FET Power Amplifier
	1976		Nov-76	1976-11.023.tif.pdf	The GaAs FET in Microwave Instrumentation		Patrick H. Wang
1976-12.pdf	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.002.tif.pdf
1976-12.toc.pdf	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.003.tif.pdf	Current Tracer: A New Way to Find Low-Impedance Logic-Circuit Faults	by tracing current pulses, this sensitive probe helps locate solder bridges, shorted conductors in cables, shorts in voltage distribution networks, shorted IC inputs and dead or stuck outputs, stuck wired-AND circuits, and stuck data buses	John Beckwith
	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.010.tif.pdf	New Logic Probe Troubleshoots Many Logic Families	the probe's single lamp indicator displays high or low logic levels, bad levels, and open circuits on digital circuit nodes. Testable logic families include TTL, DTL, CMOS, HTL, HNIL and MOS	Robert Quenelle
	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.011.tif.pdf	A Smart Probe-Test System		Barry Bronson
	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.013.tif.pdf	A Multifunction, Multifamily Logic Pulser	this microprogrammed pulse geneator in a probe can produce single pulses, pulse bursts, or pulse streams	Barry Bronson, Anthony Chan
	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.017.tif.pdf	Probe Family Packaging		David E. Gordon
	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.018.tif.pdf	1C Troubleshooting Kits
	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.019.tif.pdf	Multifamily Logic Clip Shows All Pin States Simultaneously	this new logic clip works with virtually all logic families from ECL to 18V CMOS	Durward Priebe
	1976		Dec-76	1976-12.022.tif.pdf	Interfacing a Parallel-Mode Logic State Analyzer to Serial Data	a new serial-to-parallel converter enables a parallel-mode logic state analyzer to work with serial data so the analyzer's tabular display and versatile triggering can be used for tracing data flow in serial data systems	Justin Morrill
1977-01.pdf	1977		Jan-77	1977-01.001.tif.pdf
1977-01.toc.pdf	1977		Jan-77	1977-01.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Jan-77	1977-01.002.tif.pdf	A Logic State Analyzer for Microprocessor Systems	a new logic state analyzer for debugging systems that use popular microprocessors has broadly expanded triggering capabilities plus keyboard control and mnemonic display that help solve problems more efficiently	Jeffrey H. Smith
	1977		Jan-77	1977-01.012.tif.pdf	Firmware for a Microprocessor Analyzer	by replacing hardware with firmware, the instrument designer can increase operator convenience and present data in a more meaningful form without increasing circuit complexity	Thomas A. Saponas
	1977		Jan-77	1977-01.016.tif.pdf	A Versatile, Semiautomatic Fetal Monitor for Non-Technical Users	a new monitoring instrument detects the heart beat of an unborn child by any one of four techniques. It does not required technically trained people to operate it, so the benefits of fetal monitoring now become available to a wider range of hospitals	Heinz Sommer, Walter Ruchsay, Peter Salfeld, Erich Courtin
	1977		Jan-77	1977-01.017.tif.pdf	Fetal Monitoring Towards Improved Management of Pregnancy and Delivery
	1977		Jan-77	1977-01.019.tif.pdf	A Peak Pulse Detector
	1977		Jan-77	1977-01.023.tif.pdf	An Elemental Cardiotocograph
1977-02.pdf	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.002.tif.pdf
1977-02.toc.pdf	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.003.tif.pdf	A Fast-Reading, High-Resolution Voltmeter that Calibrates Itself Automatically	this new voltmeter makes 24 readings/second working on the HP interface bus a boon for systems users. Real-time autocalibration and the ability to perform calculations on its own readings contribute to its versatility	Albert Gookin
	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.005.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost, Programmable Data Logger
	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.010.tif.pdf	A Faster Integrating Analog-to-Digital Converter
	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.012.tif.pdf	A High-Speed System Voltmeter for Time-Related Measurements	waveform characteristics as well as dc levels can be determined by this fast sample-and-hold voltmeter when teamed with a calculator or computer. Optimized for systems use, it has a programmable trigger delay that gives it unusual capabilities	John E. McDermid, Joseph M. Gorin, James B. Vyduna
	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.015.tif.pdf	A Programmable Data Acquisition System that also Analyzes
	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.021.tif.pdf	Contemporary Design Practice in General-Purpose Digital Multimeters	with lower cost and smaller size, digital multimeters are now found in a very broad range of applications	Roy D. Barker, Virgil L. Laing, Joe E. Marriott, H. Mac Juneau
	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.026.tif.pdf	Extending the Ranges of a Digital Multimeter
	1977		Feb-77	1977-02.027.tif.pdf	1-uV Resolution in a Low-Cost 4 1/2 Digit Multimeter
1977-03.pdf	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.002.tif.pdf
1977-03.toc.pdf	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.003.tif.pdf	A New Series of Small Computer Systems	Hp 1000 Systems are designed for high-performance applications in computation, instrumentation and operations management	Lee Johnson
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.006.tif.pdf	HP 1000 Computer System Applications
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.008.tif.pdf	HP 1000 Operating System is Enhanced Real-Time Executive	new RTE-II and RTE-III software provides for on-line system generation and switching, disc cartridge backup, disc and mini-cartridge distribution of software, new system string communication, and improved I/O error management	Kathleen F. Hahn, David L. Snow
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.016.tif.pdf	Development and Application of Microprograms in a Real-Time Environment		Harris Dean Drake
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.018.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.019.tif.pdf	E-Series Doubles 21MX Performance	faster logic, improvements to the architecture and firmware, and new microprogrammed features greatly increase performance without significantly increasing cost	Cleaborn C. Riggins
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.021.tif.pdf	How the E-Series Performance Was Attained		Scott J. Stallard
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.025.tif.pdf	Microprogrammed Features of the 21MX E-Series		Thomas A. Lane
	1977		Mar-77	1977-03.029.tif.pdf	OPNODE: Interactive Linear Circuit Design and Optimization	OPNODE is a powerful software package for computer-aided circuit design with an interactive graphics console in a minicomputer environment	William A. Rytand
1977-04.pdf	1977		Apr-77	1977-04.002.tif.pdf
1977-04.toc.pdf	1977		Apr-77	1977-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Apr-77	1977-04.003.tif.pdf	Silicon-On-Sapphire Technology Produces High-Speed Single-Chip Processor	this new integrated-circuit processor is a static CMOS/SOS 16-bit parallel device. Its architecture is optimized for controller applications and its instruction excution times are 0.5 to 1.5 microseconds at an 8-MHz clock rate	Bert E. Forbes
	1977		Apr-77	1977-04.006.tif.pdf	CMOS/SOS		David Farrington
	1977		Apr-77	1977-04.010.tif.pdf	Miniature Oscilloscope Probes for Measurements in Crowded Circuits	resistive-divider probes only 2.4 mm (0.1) inch in diameter can access test points in densely populated circuits without shorting to adjacent leads	Carolyn M. Finch, Marvin F. Estes, Lawrence A. Gammill
	1977		Apr-77	1977-04.014.tif.pdf	A Small, Solid-State Alphanumeric Display	serial loading and on-board storage of data on this dot-matrix display reduces the cost and complexity of supporting circuitry substantially. The 5x7 array of LEDs gives full alphanumeric capability	Peter B. Ashkin, Jack L. Hines, John T. Uebbing
	1977		Apr-77	1977-04.017.tif.pdf	Generating Characters on a Dot-Matrix Display
	1977		Apr-77	1977-04.020.tif.pdf	A Highly Tolerant Shift-Register Flip-Flop
1977-05.pdf	1977		May-77	1977-05.002.tif.pdf
1977-05.toc.pdf	1977		May-77	1977-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		May-77	1977-05.003.tif.pdf	Signature Analysis: A New Digital Field Service Method	in a digital instrument designed for troubleshooting by signature analysis, this method can find the components responsible for well over 99% of all failures, even intermittent ones, without removing circuit boards from the instrument	Robert A. Frohwerk
	1977		May-77	1977-05.010.tif.pdf	Easy-to-Use Signature Analyzer Accurately Troubleshoots Complex Logic Circuits	it's a new tool for field troubleshooting of logic circuits to the component level	Anthony Y. Chan
	1977		May-77	1977-05.019.tif.pdf	Designer Guidelines for Applying Signature Analysis to Microprocessor-Based Products
	1977		May-77	1977-05.023.tif.pdf	Personal Calculator Algorithms I: Square Roots	a detailed description of the algorithm used in HP hand-held calculators to computer square roots	William E. Egbert
1977-06.pdf	1977		Jun-77	1977-06.002.tif.pdf
1977-06.toc.pdf	1977		Jun-77	1977-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Jun-77	1977-06.003.tif.pdf	A Wide-Ranging Power Supply of Compact Dimensions	its output ranging from 0 to 50 volts and 0 to 10 amperes, this 200W, series-regulated, laboratory power supply spans a range that would normally require three power supplies and it can be programmed by way of the HP interface bus	William T. Walker, John W. Hyde, Paul W. Bailey
	1977		Jun-77	1977-06.007.tif.pdf	Remote Programming of Power Supplies Through the HP Interface Bus		Kent Luehman, Emery Salesky
	1977		Jun-77	1977-06.011.tif.pdf	Coaxial Components and Accessories for Broadband Operation to 26.5 GHz	the new APC-3.5 coaxial connector makes it possible to design detectors, attenuators, sliding loads, and switches for broadband operation to 26.5 GHz	Ronald E. Pratt, Donald R. Chambers, George R. Kirkpatrick
	1977		Jun-77	1977-06.018.tif.pdf	Personal Calculator Algorithms II: Trigonometric Functions	a detailed explanation of the algorithms used by HP hand-held calculators to compute sine, cosine, and tangent	William E. Egbert
1977-07.pdf	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.001.tif.pdf
1977-07.toc.pdf	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.002.tif.pdf	Small Computer System Supports Large-Scale Multi-User APL	powerful, interactive APL is now available for the multi-lingual HP 3000 Series II Computer System	Kenneth A. Van Bree
	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.004.tif.pdf	Introduction to APL
	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.006.tif.pdf	APL Data: Virtual Workspaces and Shared Storage		Grant J. Munsey
	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.011.tif.pdf	APLGOL: Structured Programming Facilities for APL		Ronald L. Johnston
	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.017.tif.pdf	A Dynamic Incremental Compiler for an Interpretive Language		Eric J. Van Dyke
	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.021.tif.pdf	A Controller for the Dynamic Compiler		Kenneth A. Van Bree
	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.023.tif.pdf	Extended Control Functions for Interactive Debugging		Kenneth A. Van Bree
	1977		Jul-77	1977-07.025.tif.pdf	CRT Terminal Provides both APL and ASCII Operation		Warren W. Leong
1977-08.pdf	1977		Aug-77	1977-08.002.tif.pdf
1977-08.toc.pdf	1977		Aug-77	1977-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Aug-77	1977-08.003.tif.pdf	New 50-Mmegabyte Disc Drive: High Performance and Reliability from High-Technology Design	achieving its high performance and large storage capacity required sophisticated design methods and tested the known limits of some manufacturing processes	Herbert P. Stickel
	1977		Aug-77	1977-08.010.tif.pdf	Head Alignment Disc Pack		James Hood
	1977		Aug-77	1977-08.014.tif.pdf	A Mechanical Vibrations Analogy for Servo System Design		Joel Harrison, Lynn Weber
	1977		Aug-77	1977-08.017.tif.pdf	An Individualized Pulse/Word Generator System for Subnanosecond Testing	a high-speed pulse/word generator is constructed in modular form so it can be configured according to specific testing requirements	Volker Eberle, Christian Hentschel, Gunter Riebesell, Joel Zellmer
1977-09.pdf	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.002.tif.pdf
1977-09.toc.pdf	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.003.tif.pdf	A New Family of Intelligent Multi-Color X-Y Plotters	these fast, precise, programmable plotters draw report quality four-color plots with features including dashed-line fonts, several built-in character fonts, user-defined characters, and symbol plotting	Lawrence G. Brunetti
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.006.tif.pdf	Easy-to-Use Interface Language Controls HP-IB Plotter		Thomas H. Daniels, Larry W. Hennessee
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.010.tif.pdf	Remote Terminal Plotter Offers Simple Programming and Efficient Communications		Marvin L. Patterson, David A. Bones
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.013.tif.pdf	Programmable I/O Assures System Compatibility
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.014.tif.pdf	Speed, Precision, and Smoothness Characterize Four-color Plotter Pen Drive System		Richard M. Kemplin, Robert D. Haselby, Marvin L. Patterson
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.020.tif.pdf	APPENDIX Correction of Non-Ideal Step Motor Behavior
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.021.tif.pdf	Pen and Ink System Helps Assure Four-color Plotter Line Quality		Richard M. Kemplin, Larry W. Hennessee, Leonard P. Balazer, George W. Lynch
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.023.tif.pdf	Digitizing Sight Adds Versatility
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.027.tif.pdf	A Battery-Powered ECG Monitor for Emergency and Operating Room Environments	electrical isolation, reduced susceptibility to RF and electrosurgery interference and battery power equip this non-fade ECG monitor to operate in the electrically hostile environments found in emergency vehicles and operating rooms	Ronald D. Gatzke, Sherry R. Grobstein
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.028.tif.pdf	Safety Problems in Battery- Powered Instruments
	1977		Sep-77	1977-09.029.tif.pdf	Electrosurgery Interference
1977-10.pdf	1977		Oct-77	1977-10.002.tif.pdf
1977-10.toc.pdf	1977		Oct-77	1977-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Oct-77	1977-10.003.tif.pdf	Advanced Digital Signal Analyzer Probes Low-Frequency Signals with Ease and Precision	significant new features include absolute internal calibration in the user's choice of engineering units, digital band selectable or 'zoom' analysis, fully annotated dual-trace CRT display with X and Y axis cursors, digital storage of data and measurement setups on a tape cartridge and a random noise source to provide test stimulus	H. Webber McKinney, Richard H. Grote
	1977		Oct-77	1977-10.007.tif.pdf	The Module I/O Bus (MIOB)		David C. Synder
	1977		Oct-77	1977-10.010.tif.pdf	Front End Design for Digital Signal Analysis		Jean-Pierre Patkay, Frank R.f. Chu, Hans A. M. Wiggers
	1977		Oct-77	1977-10.015.tif.pdf	Display and Storage Systems for a Digital Signal Analyzer		Walter M. Edgerley Jr., David C. Snyder
	1977		Oct-77	1977-10.030.tif.pdf	Digital Signal Analyzer Applications	analyses of two actual systems, one electrical and one mechanical, show what the analyzer can do	Terry L. Donahue, Joseph P. Oliverio
	1977		Oct-77	1977-10.035.tif.pdf	Printing Financial Calculator Sets New Standards for Accuracy and Capability	this briefcase-portable calculator has several new functions and is exceptionally easy to use and most importantly, the user need not be concerned about questions of accuracy or operating limits	Roy E. Martin
1977-11.pdf	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.002.tif.pdf
1977-11.toc.pdf	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.003.tif.pdf	Expanding Synthesized Signal Generation to the Microwave Range	here are two broadband, programmable, high-spectral-purity microwave signal sources, a 2-to-18 GHz synthesized signal generator and a 2-6.2 GHz synthesizer. Both are single compact 13-cm high instruments	James L. Thomason
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.005.tif.pdf	Applications of a Microwave Synthesized Signal Generator
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.007.tif.pdf	A Fast 2-18 GHz Pulse Modulator		Ronald Larson
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.009.tif.pdf	Frequency Synthesis in a Microwave Signal Generator		Kenneth L. Astrof
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.013.tif.pdf	An Improved 2-to-6.2-GHz YIG-Tuned Oscillator		G. Basawapatna, J. Nidecker
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.015.tif.pdf	Dealing with Microphonic Sidebands		Carl Enlow
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.016.tif.pdf	Signal Generator Features for a Microwave Synthesizer		Bradley C. Stribling
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.018.tif.pdf	A High-Performance Microwave Power Leveling Loop		Stephen Sparks
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.021.tif.pdf	A Calibrated 50-Hz-to-10-MHz FM System		Robert Dildine, Ronald Larson
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.023.tif.pdf	Personal Calculator Algorithms III: Inverse Trigonometric Functions		William E. Egbert
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.025.tif.pdf	Viewpoints
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.027.tif.pdf	An NMOS Process for High-Performance LSI Circuits	fast 16-bit microprocessors, 16K read-only memories and a variety of special-purpose random-logic chips are the result of an NMOS process that produces high-performance large-scale integrated circuits	Joseph E. Deweese, Thomas R. Ligon
	1977		Nov-77	1977-11.031.tif.pdf	Applications of the NMOS-II Process
1977-12.pdf	1977		Dec-77	1977-12.002.tif.pdf
1977-12.toc.pdf	1977		Dec-77	1977-12.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1977		Dec-77	1977-12.003.tif.pdf	Wrist Instrument Opens New Dimension in Personal Information	it's a digital electronic wristwatch, a personal calculator, an alarm clock, a stopwatch, a timer, and a 200-year calendar, and its functions can interact to produce previously unavailable results	Andre F. Marion, Edward A. Heinsen, Robert Chin, Bennie E. Helmso
	1977		Dec-77	1977-12.012.tif.pdf	Higher Precision in Oscilloscope Measurements of Very Short Time Intervals	incorporating electronic counter circuits in a delta-time oscilloscope enables 100-ps resolution in measurements of clock phasing, propagation delay and other digital system timing parameters	Ronald C. Westlund
	1977		Dec-77	1977-12.017.tif.pdf	On Delta-Time Measurements
	1977		Dec-77	1977-12.019.tif.pdf	A Wide-Ranging, Automatic LCR Meter for Stand-Alone or Systems Applications	microprocessor control broadens the capabilities of this speed LCR meter and makes it readily adaptable to BCD or HP-IB automatic systems	Masahiro Yokokawa, Keiki Kanafuji
1978-01.pdf	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.002.tif.pdf
1978-01.toc.pdf	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.003.tif.pdf	Versatile Low-Cost Graphics Terminal is Designed for Ease of Use	HP's newest computer CRT terminal combines sophisticated graphics and alphanumeric capabilities with easy-to-use, system independent, automatic plotting	Peter D. Dickinson
	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.007.tif.pdf	Raster Scan Graphics with Zoom and Pan		Otakar Blazek, Michael B. Raynham
	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.010.tif.pdf	Designing with 16K RAMs
	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.013.tif.pdf	Firmware Control of a Microprocessor-Based Graphics Terminal		John J. Moyer
	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.014.tif.pdf	Graphics Self Test
	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.018.tif.pdf	Add-On Digital Signal Processing Enhances the Performance of Network and Spectrum Analyzers	digitizing and storing the outputs of network and spectrum analyzers enables flicker-free display of slowly swept measurements, corrections for system errors, and direct comparisons of device performance	Jacob H. Egbert, Mark D. Roos, John T. Barr, Roger P. Oblad
	1978		Jan-78	1978-01.021.tif.pdf	Signal Averaging Enhances Network Analyzer Performance
1978-02.pdf	1978		Feb-78	1978-02.002.tif.pdf
1978-02.toc.pdf	1978		Feb-78	1978-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Feb-78	1978-02.003.tif.pdf	A Logic State Analyzer for Evaluating Complex State Flow	sequential triggering and selective trace are two of the capabilities that enable this 32-bit logic state analyzer to capture only the states of interest in complex program flow while it counts states and times their executive to help evaluate program performance	George A. Haag
	1978		Feb-78	1978-02.012.tif.pdf	Viewpoints
	1978		Feb-78	1978-02.022.tif.pdf	Entry Level Logic State Analyzer Has High-level Capability	operable by a first-time user without any prior instruction, this compact, portable logic-state analyzer is also capable of sophisticated analyses of data flow. Moreover, it's programmable, making possible low-cost, automatic systems for functional testing	Charles T. Small, Alan J. DeVilbiss
	1978		Feb-78	1978-02.023.tif.pdf	Untangling the Probing Problem
1978-03.pdf	1978		Mar-78	1978-03.002.tif.pdf
1978-03.toc.pdf	1978		Mar-78	1978-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Mar-78	1978-03.003.tif.pdf	The Hewlett-Packard Distributed System Network	HP-DSN is a set of distributed systems products and a set of design objectives that provide a framework for interconnecting HP computer systems to form a network	Andre O. Schwager
	1978		Mar-78	1978-03.008.tif.pdf	Distributed Systems/3000	DS/3000 makes it possible for the user of an HP 3000 Computer System to communicate with remote HP 3000, HP 1000, and HP 2026 Computer Systems	Philip M. Sakakihara
	1978		Mar-78	1978-03.016.tif.pdf	Distributed Systems/1000	DS/1000 makes it possible to interconnect HP 1000 Computer Systems in virtually any configuration to integrate instrumentation, computation, and operations management tasks and to link these systems with HP 3000 Series II Systems for distributed data processing	Robert R. Shatzer
	1978		Mar-78	1978-03.022.tif.pdf	Data Entry and Communications Systems Have Network Capabilities	HP 2026 Systems are designed for high-performance data entry, local file inquiry and data communications with each other and the HP 3000	David S. Kaplan, John R. Nielsen
	1978		Mar-78	1978-03.028.tif.pdf	Experimenting with Satellite-Linked Computer Networks	Project Prelude is an advanced computer communications experiment involving several companies, a satellite, and HP 3000 Series II Computer Systems	Rita W. Williams
1978-04.pdf	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.002.tif.pdf
1978-04.toc.pdf	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.003.tif.pdf	A Highly Integrated Desktop Computer System	System 45, the new flagship of the HP 9800 Series, gives the user unprecedented power in a single compact unit while offering advanced capabilities in program documentation, string and matrix operations, subprograms, program linking, tracing, formatted output, mass storage and graphics	Jack M. Walden, William D. Eads
	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.012.tif.pdf	System 45 Hardware Design		Louis T. Schulte, John C. Keith, Ansel K. Vogen
	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.015.tif.pdf	System 45 Product Design		Ray J. Cozzens
	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.021.tif.pdf	System 45 Tape Control System		Richard Kochis
	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.022.tif.pdf	System 45 Power Supply
	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.023.tif.pdf	Advanced Thermal Page Printer Has High-Resolution Graphics Capability	this optional System 45 built-in peripheral quietly outputs program listings or hard copies of anything on the CRT display	Ray J. Cozzens
	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.026.tif.pdf	New Printhead Technology Developed for System 45		Eugene R. Zeller
	1978		Apr-78	1978-04.030.tif.pdf	Personal Calculator Algorithms IV: Logarithmic Functions	a detailed description of the algorithms used in HP's hand-held calculators to computer logarithms	William E. Egbert
1978-05.pdf	1978		May-78	1978-05.002.tif.pdf
1978-05.toc.pdf	1978		May-78	1978-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		May-78	1978-05.003.tif.pdf	Microprocessor-Controlled Harmonic Heterodyne Microwave Counter Also Measures Amplitudes	the new harmonic heterodyne frequency measuring technique provides wide FM tolerance, high sensitivity and automatic amplitude discrimination	Ali Bologlu, Vernon A. Barber
	1978		May-78	1978-05.006.tif.pdf	Down-Conversion Techniques for Microwave Frequency Measurements
	1978		May-78	1978-05.018.tif.pdf	Generating High-Speed CRT Displays from Digital Data	a new graphics translator converts information received from a digital system by way of the HP interface bus into the analog signals needed for tracing vectors and characters on high-resolution CRT displays	Kunio Hasebe, Arnot L. Ellsworth
	1978		May-78	1978-05.025.tif.pdf	Laboratory Notebook	Swept-Frequency Measurements of High Levels of Attenuation at Microwave Frequencies	Robert Jacobsen
1978-06.pdf	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.002.tif.pdf
1978-06.toc.pdf	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.003.tif.pdf	The Next Generation RF Spectrum Analyzer	unprecedented tuning accuracy, frequency stability and resolution - combined with a new level of control provided by three digital processors - raise to significantly new levels the art and science of spectrum analysis in the 100-Hz-to 1500-MHz range	M. Dee Humpherys, Steven N. Holdaway
	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.007.tif.pdf	A Precision, Digitally-Controlled Spectrum Analyzer for the 20-Hz-to-40-MHz Frequency Range		Robert Temple
	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.010.tif.pdf	Signal Processing in the Model 8568A Spectrum Analyzer		Siegfried H. Linkwitz, Steven N. Holdaway, Michael J. Neering, David H. Molinari
	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.012.tif.pdf	The Display System in the Model 8568A Spectrum Analyzer		Michael J. Neering, Larry O. Bower
	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.017.tif.pdf	Developing the Digital Control System for the Model 8568a Spectrum Analyzer		Lynn W. Wheelwright, Michael S. Marzalek
	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.021.tif.pdf	Designing Serviceability into the Model 8568A Spectrum Analyzer		David D. Sharrit
	1978		Jun-78	1978-06.023.tif.pdf	Computer-Based Production-Line Testing of the Model 8568A Spectrum Analyzer		John Faick
1978-07.pdf	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.002.tif.pdf
1978-07.toc.pdf	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.003.tif.pdf	An Intelligent Peripheral for Measurement and Control	communicating with the computer in a high-level language, this new computer front end independently executes analog and digital measurement and control tasks	Ray H. Brubaker Jr
	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.006.tif.pdf	First HP Product to Use Silicon- on-Sapphire Technology
	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.008.tif.pdf	Measurement and Control Processor Monitors HP Facility		Robert B. Grady
	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.011.tif.pdf	Firmware Intelligence for Measurement and Control Processing	the HP 2240A demonstrates how HP-IB communications are maturing as instruments gain in sophistication	Donald E. Klaiss
	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.014.tif.pdf	Analog Input Card Calibration		Vincent J. Dauciunas
	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.017.tif.pdf	PHI, the HP-IB Interface Chip		John W. Figueroa
	1978		Jul-78	1978-07.020.tif.pdf	An Easy-to-Use Data Capture Terminal for Industrial Operations	designed for collecting data at remote points within a manufacturing operation, this compact terminal is operated easily by those unfamiliar with computer operations and can also serve as a link between a computer and distant HP-IB-controlled instruments	Daniel C. Berthier, Michel E. Bernard, Jacques A. Ripert
1978-08.pdf	1978		Aug-78	1978-08.002.tif.pdf
1978-08.toc.pdf	1978		Aug-78	1978-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Aug-78	1978-08.003.tif.pdf	Universal Counter Resolves Picoseconds in Time Interval Measurements	a new triggered phase-locked oscillator and a dual vernier interpolation scheme provide 20-picosecond resolution without averaging	David C. Chu, Mark S. Allen, Allen S. Foster
	1978		Aug-78	1978-08.009.tif.pdf	The Triggered Phase-Locked Oscillator		David C. Chu
	1978		Aug-78	1978-08.013.tif.pdf	Time Synthesizer Generates Precise Pulse Widths and Time Delays for Critical Timing Applications	this time synthesizer's extremely stable, low-jitter time delays may be synchronized precisely to an external trigger	Leonard R. Dickstein, Keith M. Ferguson
	1978		Aug-78	1978-08.020.tif.pdf	Instrument Commonality, Reliability and Serviceability		Leonard Dickstein
	1978		Aug-78	1978-08.021.tif.pdf	Remotely-Controlled RF Switch for Multipoint Tests in Communication Systems	under manual or HP-IB control, this RF switch provides access to any one of 10 inputs carrying signals in a range of 10kHz to 25MHz or, when cascaded with other switches, to any one of up to 1000 inputs	Kevin J. Bradford
	1978		Aug-78	1978-08.024.tif.pdf	Laboratory Notebook	A High-Level-Language Microprocessor Prototyping and Debugging System Using a Desktop Computer	Allen Foster, Luiz Peregrino
1978-09.pdf	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.002.tif.pdf
1978-09.toc.pdf	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.003.tif.pdf	A High-Resolution, Low-Frequency Spectrum Analyzer	this dual-channel instrument uses digital computation with a microprocessor to make frequency-domain measurements in the 0-to-25.5-kHz range with bandwidths as narrow as 20 mHz and do it hundreds of times faster than conventional swept-frequency analyzers	John S. Farnbach, Nixon A. Pendergrass
	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.009.tif.pdf	The Fast Fourier Transform and the Model 3 582A
	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.011.tif.pdf	Window Functions for Spectrum Analysis		Roger G. Cox
	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.014.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard FFT Analyzers
	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.016.tif.pdf	Designing Programmable Digital Filters for LSI Implementation		Lynn A. Schmidt
	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.018.tif.pdf	What is a Digital Filter?
	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.025.tif.pdf	Desktop Plotter/Printer Does Both Vector Graphic Plotting and Fast Text Printing	this HP-IB desktop hardcopy unit has a bidirectional paper drive for long-axis plots and unattended plotting. It offers user unit scaling, graph rotation, printer capabillities, seven dashed-line fonts, English and European character sets, and user-definable characters	Rick A. Warp, Majid Azmoon, Jaime H. Bohorquez
	1978		Sep-78	1978-09.027.tif.pdf	Plotter/Printer Interface Languages: HP-GL and ASCII		Michael P. Trego
1978-10.pdf	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.002.tif.pdf
1978-10.toc.pdf	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.003.tif.pdf	Higher-Performance HP 1000 Computer Systems	the higher performance comes from new technologies, including new processors, faster 16K RAM seminconductor memories, and a new operating system	Rodney K. Juncker
	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.007.tif.pdf	RTE-IV: the Megaword-Array Operating System		Eugene J. Wong, C. Michael Manley
	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.013.tif.pdf	F-Series Extends Computing Power of HP 1000 Computer Family		Julia A. Cates
	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.017.tif.pdf	F-Series Rounding Techniques
	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.019.tif.pdf	Microcoded Scientific Instruction Set Enhances Speed and Accuracy of F-Series Computers		Charles R. Geber
	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.024.tif.pdf	New Memory Systems for HP 1000 Computers		Alan H. Christensen, David C. Salomaki
	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.027.tif.pdf	Achieving Reliability in Semiconductor Memory Systems
	1978		Oct-78	1978-10.029.tif.pdf	Multipoint Terminals for HP 1000 Systems		Mitchell B. Bain, Gary W. Johnson, Denton B. Anderson
1978-11.pdf	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.002.tif.pdf
1978-11.toc.pdf	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.003.tif.pdf	Printer and Printing Terminal Gain Versatility and Mechanical Simplicity with Microprocessor Control	a 180-character-per-second-dot-matrix printing mechanism achieves high throughput by skipping over blanks and printing in either direction under microprocessor control	Todd M. Woodcock
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.009.tif.pdf	Managing Dot-Matrix Printing with a Microprocessor		John J. Ignoffo, Jr., Michael J. Sproviero, Phillip R. Luque, Kenneth A. Wade
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.010.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of a Durable Dot-Matrix Printer		Robert Cort
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.012.tif.pdf	An Impact Graphics Printer
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.016.tif.pdf	Interfacing to a 180-Character/Second Printer/Terminal		Gerard Carlson, Michael Lee, Roy Foote
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.021.tif.pdf	Versatile 400-lpm Line Printer with a Friction-Free Mechanism that Assures Long Life	this medium-speed line printer writes dot-matrix alphanumerics and graphics with a mechanism taht has no sliding parts or bearing to wear out	F. Duncan Terry
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.024.tif.pdf	Optimizing the Performance of an Electromechanical Print Mechanism		Wallace T. Thrash, Everett M. Baily, William A. McIlvanie, Douglas B. Winterrowd
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.025.tif.pdf	Acoustic Design of the Model 2608A Line Printer		Lynn Hessing
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.027.tif.pdf	Precise Paper Movement		Robert Deely, Lynn Hessing
	1978		Nov-78	1978-11.031.tif.pdf	Interface I/O for a 400-lpm Printer		Stanley Peery
1978-12.pdf	1978		Dec-78	1978-12.002.tif.pdf
1978-12.toc.pdf	1979		Dec-78	1978-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1978		Dec-78	1978-12.003.tif.pdf	Easy-to-Use, High-Resolution Digitizer Increases Operator Efficiency	this advanced new microprocessor-controlled digitizer provides an accurate, speedy and convenient method for entering position information from maps, slides, x-rays, photographs, and other media into a computer for analysis	Frank P. Carau
	1978		Dec-78	1978-12.005.tif.pdf	Cursor Technology		Henry T. Hetzel
	1978		Dec-78	1978-12.007.tif.pdf	Glass Platen Technology		Lawrence E. Brown
	1978		Dec-78	1978-12.010.tif.pdf	Accuracy Testing
	1978		Dec-78	1978-12.018.tif.pdf	1-mHz-to-50-mHz Signal Source Combines Synthesizer Accuracy, Multimode Operation, and Easy Programming	offering features not previously available in a single instrument, this new programmable signal source provides many kinds of test stimuli for either automatic or bench test applications	Peter Brunner, Tilman Schad, Dieter Kible
	1978		Dec-78	1978-12.027.tif.pdf	A Compact Logging Multimeter that Can Manipulate Data	by combining the attributes of a 4 1/2-digit multimeter, a thermometer, a 4-channel scanner, a printer, and a microprocessor, this versatile instrument can be a time-saver for the design engineer	Marsh L. Faber, John E. Scruggs, David L. Wolpert
1979-01.pdf	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.002.tif.pdf
1979-01.toc.pdf	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.003.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost, Microprocessor-Based 100-MHz Universal Counter	a special integrated-circuit counter chip works with the microprocessor to give this reciprocal-taking counter a range of capbilities formerly found only at a much higher price. Flexible input amplifiers, a novel battery pack, and low radiated emissions are other features	Karl M. Blankenship, Michael J. Ward, Lewis W. Masters
	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.009.tif.pdf	Lowest-Cost HP Universal Counter Developed using LSI and Manufacturing Innovations		Michael D. Wilson, David M. George
	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.013.tif.pdf	A High-Performance Bipolar LSI Counter Chip using EFL and I2L Circuits	this state-of-the-art multiple-register counter chip contains all of the circuits needed for a 100-MHz universal counter except for the display, input amplifiers, power supply and controller (microprocessor)	William D. Jackson, Bosco W. Wong
	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.016.tif.pdf	Emitter Function Logic
	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.018.tif.pdf	Integrated Injection Logic
	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.019.tif.pdf	A Synthesized Signal Source with Function Generator Capabilities	this fully programmable signal source spans 13 decades in frequency with synthesizer accuracu, and produces sine waves, square waves, triangles and ramps with synthesizer stability and swept-frequency convenience	Stanley E. Froseth, Dan D. Danielson
	1979		Jan-79	1979-01.028.tif.pdf	Viewpoints
1979-02.pdf	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.002.tif.pdf
1979-02.toc.pdf	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.003.tif.pdf	A High-Quality Digital X-Y Plotter Designed for Reliability, Flexibility and Low Cost	a new linear step motor design cuts costs and improves reliability without sacrificing line quality	Terry R. Cobb, John A. Fenoglio, Bessie W. C. Chin
	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.008.tif.pdf	Linear Step Motor Design Provides High Plotter Performance at Low Cost		Robert L. Ciardella, Lung-Wen Tsai
	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.011.tif.pdf	Developing a Low-Cost Electrostatic Chart-Hold Table		Alec J. Babiarz
	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.015.tif.pdf	Simple, Efficient Electronics for a Low-Cost X-Y Plotter		Peter Chu, William G. Royce
	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.019.tif.pdf	A Closed-Loop System for Smoothing and Matching Step Motor Responses		Philip P. Maiorca, Norman H. MacNeil
	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.025.tif.pdf	Multi-Frequency LCR Meters Test Components under Realistic Conditions	covering frequency ranges of 100 Hz to 100 kHz and 10 kHz to 10 MHz, these two new automatic LCR meters each provide up to twelve test signal frequencies, continously variable test signal levels, and a wide choice of displayed parameters	Kohichi Maeda, Yoh Narimatsu
	1979		Feb-79	1979-02.032.tif.pdf	APPPENDIX Effects of Test Leads and Test Fixtures on Measurement
1979-03.pdf	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.002.tif.pdf
1979-03.toc.pdf	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.003.tif.pdf	Circuit-Board Testing: Cost-Effective Production Test and Troubleshooting	two new printed-circuit-board test systems find faults in complicated circuit boards quickly and efficiently to help speed production throughput	Peter S. Stone, John F. McDermid
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.009.tif.pdf	Rapid Digital Fault Isolation with FASTRACE		William A. Groves
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.014.tif.pdf	Software Simulator Speeds Digital Board Test Generation		Kenneth P. Parker
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.018.tif.pdf	Virtual Memory for TESTAID and FASTRACE		Douglas L. Baskins
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.020.tif.pdf	Analog In-Circuit Component Measurements: Problems and Solutions		David T. Crook
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.023.tif.pdf	User-Oriented Software for an Automatic Circuit-Board Tester		Ed O. Schlotzhauer
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.027.tif.pdf	Testing the Tester		Roland H. Burger, John J. Ketchum, James M. Brown, Scott E. Woodward
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.028.tif.pdf	Hardware Design of an Automatic Circuit Board Tester		Kamran Firooz, Brian M. Wood, David T. Crook, Roland H. Burger, Francis F. Fiedler
	1979		Mar-79	1979-03.032.tif.pdf	Board Testing with Signature Analysis		Kamran Firooz
1979-04.pdf	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.002.tif.pdf
1979-04.toc.pdf	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.004.tif.pdf	A Human-Engineered Small-Business Computer	this entry level, low-cost system offers the first-time user a self-contained computing facility with full data base management capability	A. Peter Hamilton
	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.005.tif.pdf	Human-Engineering the Small-Business Computer	how to design a computer so it doesn't seem forbidding to the uninitiated operator	Barry Mathis
	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.007.tif.pdf	Cost-Effective Electronics for the Small-Business Computer	the emphasis is on maximum performance for the price, along with reliability and safety	V. Delloy Forbes, Gerald L. Meyer
	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.012.tif.pdf	HP 250 Input/Output System	the system has to be smart enough to power-up and run with minimum operator assistance	Dennis L. Peery
	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.015.tif.pdf	HP 250 BASIC: A Friendly, Interactive, Powerful System Language	all the standard features of HP Business BASIC plus an interactive CRT	Dennis L. Peery
	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.020.tif.pdf	Low-Cost Data Base Management	it's similar to IMAGE/3000, with enhancements for a flexible-disc-based system	Michael V. Hetrick
	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.026.tif.pdf	Applications Software for the Small-Business Computer	packages for order management and materials management are available. Financial management is under development	Loyd V. Nelson, Scott W. Y. Wang
	1979		Apr-79	1979-04.030.tif.pdf	Capacitance and Conductance Deep-Level Transient Spectroscopy Using HP-IB Instruments and a Desktop Computer	a low-cost system of standard components is a useful engineering tool for checking new semiconductor processes and devices during their development	Leonard Forbes, Ulrich Kaempf
1979-05.pdf	1979		May-79	1979-05.002.tif.pdf
1979-05.toc.pdf	1979		May-79	1979-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		May-79	1979-05.004.tif.pdf	A Precision, Programmable Pulse Generator	this 50-MHz instrument shortens setup times either on the bench or in automatic systems by generating pulses so accurately there is no need to interrupt a test to monitor the pulse waveform and make corrections	Peter Aue, Werner Huttemann, Lutz Kristen
	1979		May-79	1979-05.012.tif.pdf	Extending Possibilities in Desktop Computing	this midrange computer's large memory capacity, two languages (enhanced BASIC and assembly language), low radiated interference, and powerful input/output facilities suit it especially well for computation, control, and data acquisition applications	Sandy L. Chumbley
	1979		May-79	1979-05.014.tif.pdf	Processor Enchancements Expand Memory	a new NMOS LSI chip and larger memory chips extend memory capacity	Damon R. Ujvarosy, Dyke T. Shaffer
	1979		May-79	1979-05.017.tif.pdf	Designing to Meet Electromagnetic Interference Requirements	eliminating electromagnetic pollution is assuming increasing importance around the world	John C. Becker
	1979		May-79	1979-05.019.tif.pdf	Assembly Programming Capability in a Desktop Computer	although efficient, assembly languages aren't usually easy to use but this one is	Robert M. Hallissy
1979-06.pdf	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.002.tif.pdf
1979-06.toc.pdf	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.004.tif.pdf	A Business Computer for the 1980s	a totally new business-oriented design based on HP's silicon-on-sapphire integrated circuit technology, this new system packs a vast amount of processing power into a surprisingly small package	George R. Clark
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.007.tif.pdf	The Integrated Display System and Terminal Access Method	the HP 300 handles up to 16 appllication terminals simultaneously. Its own display can act like several mini-displays at once	James R. Groff, Eric P. L. Ha
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.010.tif.pdf	Reducing the Cost of Program Development	it's a compiler-based system, so run-time efficiency is high, but it has many of the conveniences of an interpreter-based system	Frederick W. Clegg
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.017.tif.pdf	Managing Data: HP 300 Files and Data Bases	choose one of seven different file structures or the IMAGE data base management system	James R. Groff, Phillip N. Taylor, Alan T. Pare
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.021.tif.pdf	An Easy-to-Use Report Generation Language	templates on the screen take the place of RPG coding sheets	Tu-Ting Cheng, Wendy Peikes
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.024.tif.pdf	HP 300 Business BASIC	it's specially designed as a versatile business applications language	May Y. Kavalick
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.027.tif.pdf	Innovative Package Design Enhances HP 300 Effectiveness	monocoque construction is the starting point and even the shipping container is novel	David A. Horine
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.029.tif.pdf	A Novel Shipping Container
	1979		Jun-79	1979-06.031.tif.pdf	World-Wide Regulatory Compliance		Ronald E. Morgan
1979-07.pdf	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.002.tif.pdf
1979-07.toc.pdf	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.004.tif.pdf	Cost-Effective Hardware for a Compact Integrated Business Computer	CMOS/SOS technology helps reduce an eight-board processor to only two boards	Arndt B. Bergh, Kenyon C. Y. Mei
	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.010.tif.pdf	A Computer Input/Output System Based on the HP Interface Bus	it's designed to make it easy to add, delete and communicate with peripheral devices	W. Gordon Matheson
	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.012.tif.pdf	A Small, Low-Cost 12-Megabyte Fixed Disc Drive	a new Winchester-type disc was designed to meet the mass memory needs of the HP 300	Richard L. Smith
	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.014.tif.pdf	An Innovative Programming and Operating Console	windows and softkeys add new facets to the classical concept of interactive programming	Alfred F. Knoll, Norman D. Marschke
	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.018.tif.pdf	AMIGO/300: A Friendly Operating System	an improved man/machine interface sometimes called friendliness, requires an advanced operating system	Ralph L. Carpenter
	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.021.tif.pdf	Configuring and Launching the AMIGO/300 System	system generation and startup are easier than they used to be	James C. McCullough, Donald M. Wise
	1979		Jul-79	1979-07.026.tif.pdf	A Multiple-Output Switching Power Supply for Computer Applications	designed for computer mainframes, this OEM power supply is an economical solution for the HP 300's power requirements	Thane Kriegel, Dilip A. Amin
1979-08.pdf	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.002.tif.pdf
1979-08.toc.pdf	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.004.tif.pdf	New Performance Standards in Microwave Spectrum Analysis	low-level microwave signals not previously identifiable with spectrum analyzers can be measured up to 22 GHz with the aid of this new analyzer's low phase noise, 10-Hz bandwidth and high sensitivity	Siegfried H. Linkwitz
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.009.tif.pdf	Broadband Input Mixers for a Microwave Spectrum Analyzer	inputs from 100 Hz to 22 GHz required new developments in front-end design	John C. Lamy, Frank K. David
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.011.tif.pdf	Precision Assembly of a YIG-Tuned Mixer		Lee Olmstead
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.014.tif.pdf	A Synthesized Microwave Local Oscillator with Continuous-Sweep Capability	10-Hz resolution at 22 GHz requires synthesizer stability in the local oscillator but it also has to sweep smoothly	Stephen T. Sparks, Kenneth L. Lange, Larry R. Martin
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.016.tif.pdf	Some Microprocessor Contributions to Spectrum Analyzer Performance		Michael S. Marzalek
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.018.tif.pdf	A Precision Discriminator with a Controllable Slope		Stephen T. Sparks
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.021.tif.pdf	A Digital Pattern Generator for Functional Testing of Bus-Oriented Digital Systems	simple interfacing enables this flexible pattern generator to drive digital buses or other multichannel logic systems for functional testing with long digital sequences	Gunter Riebesell, Bernd Moravek, Ulrich Hubner
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.027.tif.pdf	An HP-IB Extender for Distributed Instrument Systems	HP-IB-connected systems may now be dispersed over great distances using cables or telephone lines	David H. Guest
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.030.tif.pdf	A Comprehensive Approach to Automatic Troubleshooting		Peter Roubaud
	1979		Aug-79	1979-08.032.tif.pdf	Applying the 37201AHP-IB Extender		simon Murray
1979-09.pdf	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.002.tif.pdf
1979-09.toc.pdf	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.004.tif.pdf	SOS Technology Yields Low-Cost HP 3000 Computer System	the new Series 33 is software compabtible with the Series II and Series III, HP's most powerful computer system's cost is surprisingly low for HP 3000 performance	Richard C. Edwards
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.008.tif.pdf	Adapting the Multiprogramming Executive to a New Hardware Environment	the new low-cost SOS hardware runs the same operating system and application programs as other HP 3000s	Claude Robinson Jr
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.010.tif.pdf	A Friendly, Easy-to-Service Computer	the quiet, desk-like HP 3000 Series 33 fits easily into the office environment	Manmohan Kohli, Yas Matsui
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.014.tif.pdf	A Remote Computer Troubleshooting Facility	problems can be investigated before a service person is sent to the site	David L. Nelson
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.016.tif.pdf	Philosophy of HP 3000 Series 33 Diagnostics	a combination of self tests, the remote facility, and off-line diagnostics reduce down time	James H. Holl
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.018.tif.pdf	Controlling Electromagnetic Interference Generated by a Computer System	the HP 3000 Series 33 meets worldwide regulator agency requirements	Daniel T. Y. Wong
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.021.tif.pdf	Automated Pulmonary Function Measurements	a desktop computer improves accuracy and saves time in lung-function tests	John L. Fanton, Maurice R. Blais
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.022.tif.pdf	Assuring Proper Pulmonary Test Procedures
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.024.tif.pdf	The Need for Pulmonary Function Measurements
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.026.tif.pdf	Triggered X-Y Oscilloscope Displays	using the trigger circuits to turn on the CRT beam only during the time interval of interest provides timing information and also eliminates unimportant detail from Lissajous patterns traced on an oscilloscope	P. Guy Howard
	1979		Sep-79	1979-09.028.tif.pdf	Capturing Randomly Occurring Oscilloscope Traces
1979-10.pdf	1979		Oct-79	1979-10.002.tif.pdf
1979-10.toc.pdf	1979		Oct-79	1979-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Oct-79	1979-10.004.tif.pdf	Microprocessor Lab Teaches Operation and Troubleshooting	this entry level course for home study or the classroom includes a microcomputer in a briefcase and a 20-lesson textbook	Barry Bronson, Michael Slater
	1979		Oct-79	1979-10.010.tif.pdf	An Economical Network Analyzer for the 4-to-1300-MHz Range	this compact, moderately-priced instrument has a built-in sweeping source and a two-channel receiver that enables simultaneous swept measurements of magnitude ratio and phase angle as well as measurements of absolute power and reflection coefficient	James R. Zellers
	1979		Oct-79	1979-10.019.tif.pdf	Expanding Logic Analyzer Capabilities by Means of the HP-IB	augmenting the power of a logic state/timing analyzer with a desktop computer gives automated testing capability along with display in user-definable assembly language	Robert G. Wickliff, Jr., Richard A. Nygoard, Jr
1979-11.pdf	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.002.tif.pdf
1979-11.toc.pdf	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.004.tif.pdf	Precise, Convenient Analysis of Modulated Signals	this new modulation analyzer measures a signal's frequency, power and modulation components with unprecedented accuracy in many measurements	Allen P. Edwards
	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.006.tif.pdf	Frequency Range? Which One?
	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.011.tif.pdf	IF Filters for the 8901A Modulation Analyzer	they are designed for minimum distortion of the modulation being measured	Andrew H. Naegeli
	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.014.tif.pdf	A New Type of FM Demodulator	it's inherently linear, yet doesn't have a significant noise mechanism	Russell B. Riley
	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.020.tif.pdf	Modulation Analyzer Applications	examples of formerly difficult probelms that the modulation analyzer solves easily	Allen P. Edwards
	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.023.tif.pdf	Assuring Accuracy in Modulation Measurements	the modulation analyzer is so accurate that new modulation standards had to be built to calibrate it	Leslie E. Brubaker
	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.027.tif.pdf	Interactive Modulation Analyzer Control	a microcomputer makes complicated decisions so the users doesn't have to	Paul J. Lingane
	1979		Nov-79	1979-11.031.tif.pdf	Special Signal Source Tests Modulation Analyzer	if it's more accurate than any signal generator, how do you test it?	Leslie E. Brubaker
1979-12.pdf	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.002.tif.pdf
1979-12.toc.pdf	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.004.tif.pdf	High-Speed Fiber Optic Link Provides Reliable Real-Time HP-IB Extension	remote instruments and peripherals can now communicate on the HP Interface Bus with a computer/controller up to 100 metres away. This new fiber optic link is fast and has exceptional immunity to severe industrial environments	Robert B. Grady
	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.006.tif.pdf	A Ready-to-Use Fiber Optic Link for Data Communications	the fiber optic part of the new HP-IB extender is a standard HP product	Delon C. Hanson
	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.011.tif.pdf	A Picoammeter with Built-in, Synchronized Voltage Sources	it measures very low currents and capacitances, as functions of voltage if desired, for evaluating components, materials, and semiconductor devices	Hitoshi Noguchi
	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.021.tif.pdf	Personal Calculator Has Key to Solve Any Equation fx)=0	the HP-34C is the first handheld calculator to have a built-in numerical equation solver and that's why one of its keys is labeled SOLVE	William Kahan
	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.024.tif.pdf	Why is Equation Solving Provably Improssible?
	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.028.tif.pdf	Viewpoints
	1979		Dec-79	1979-12.030.tif.pdf	Four Color Plotters Enhanced for Unattended Operation	a new automatic paper advance contributes to user convenience by advancing, cutting and stacking plots in selectable sizes	Randy A. Coverstone, Majid Azmoon, Richard M. Kemplin
1980-01.pdf	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.001.tif.pdf
1980-01.toc.pdf	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.007.tif.pdf	Faster Results with Automatic Measurements
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.009.tif.pdf	End-to-End Measurements
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.010.tif.pdf	A Digital Attenuator with 1-dB Steps
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.011.tif.pdf	E & M Signaling Measurements
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.016.tif.pdf	Software for an Automatic Primary Multiplex Analyzer	the built-in programs are at the heart of the Primary Multiplex Analyzer's capabilities	Mark Dykes
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.019.tif.pdf	Software Development
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.022.tif.pdf	Vector Impedance Analysis to 1000 MHz	this new impedance analyzer measures fourteen impedance parameters of two-terminal components	Toshio Ichino, Noriyuki Sugihara, Hideo Ohkawara
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.025.tif.pdf	Error Correction in the Impedance Analyzer
	1980		Jan-80	1980-01.030.tif.pdf	Parameter Conversion
1980-02.pdf	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.002.tif.pdf
1980-02.toc.pdf	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.004.tif.pdf	Design and Performance of a Highly Integrated Parallel Access Spectrophotometer	this innovative ultraviolet/visible spectrophotometer solves many chemical analysis problems that were impossible for older photometric technology	Barry G. Willis
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.005.tif.pdf	Absorbance Units
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.006.tif.pdf	Analysis for Metals		Gerald E. James
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.007.tif.pdf	Chemical Identification		Gerald E. James
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.008.tif.pdf	Pharmaceutical Formulations Analysis		Gerald E. James
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.009.tif.pdf	Liquid Chromatographic Determination of Steroids		Barry G. Willis
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.012.tif.pdf	A Task-Oriented Approach to Spectrophotometry	the user specifies the measurement and the data reduction and display parameters and gets answers in the desired format	Barry G. Willis, Arthur Schleifer
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.018.tif.pdf	An Optical System for Full-Spectrum Measurements	unusual features are a folded configuration, elliptical mirrors, and holographic diffraction gratings	Alfred Schwartz, George W. Hopkins
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.020.tif.pdf	Holographically-Recorded Diffraction Gratings
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.021.tif.pdf	Light Detection and Measurement in a High-Performance Spectrophotometer	proprietary detectors and a low-noise, high-resolution readout system measure light at 401 wavelengths in one second	Robert W. Widmayer, Knud L. Kundsen
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.025.tif.pdf	Servo-Controlled Beam Director Provides Major Benefits	it solves many manufacturing problems and provides many user conveniences	Lynn Weber, Mark P. Morganthaler
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.030.tif.pdf	A Microcomputer System for Spectrophotometric Data Processing	it turns large amounts of data into useful information and makes the 8450A a friendly machine	Glenn C. Steiner
	1980		Feb-80	1980-02.032.tif.pdf	How the Model 8450A was Developed	here are the people and the technological milestones that produced this new spectrophotometer	Richard E. Monnier
1980-03.pdf	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.002.tif.pdf
1980-03.toc.pdf	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.004.tif.pdf	Powerful Personal Calculator System Sets New Standards	customize this advanced new handheld calculator by plugging in extra memory, a magnetic card reader, a printer and application modules	David R. Conklin, Bernard E. Musch, John J. Wong
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.006.tif.pdf	Using USER Mode
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.008.tif.pdf	Packaging the HP-41C	the liquid crystal display made it interesting for the package designers	Gerald W. Steiger
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.013.tif.pdf	Card Reader Offers Compatibility and Expanded Capability	more powerful and useful than its predecessors, the HP-41C card reader can read cards written by earlier HP personal calculators	Patrick V. Boyd, David J. Lowe
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.016.tif.pdf	Evolutionary Printer Provides Significantly Better Performance	as the power of a calculator increases, so must the abilities of its printer	Donald L. Morris, Roger D. Quick
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.021.tif.pdf	Bulk CMOS Technology for the HP-41C	this integrated circuit process has many characteristics that contribute to long battery life in a calculator	Norman L. Johnson, Vijay V. Marathe
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.023.tif.pdf	The First HP Liquid Crystal Display	LCD advantages include low-voltage and power requirements and good visibility in strong light	Craig Maze
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.026.tif.pdf	High Density and Low Cost with Printed Circuit Hybrid Technology	silicon integrated circuit chips are mounted directly onto printed circuit boards to save space and cost	Robert N. Low, James H. Fleming
	1980		Mar-80	1980-03.028.tif.pdf	An Economical, Portable Microwave Spectrum Analyzer	with a frequency range of 10 MHz to 21 GHz, a calibrated amplitude range of -111 to +30 dBm, and a dynamic range of 70 dB, this new spectrum analyzer has lab-grade performance yet is compact enough for field use	Richard L. Belding, David H. Molinari
1980-04.pdf	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.002.tif.pdf
1980-04.toc.pdf	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.004.tif.pdf	Microwave CW and Pulse Frequency Measurements to 40 GHz	a new harmonic heterodyne frequency converter plug-in adds automatic 40-GHz frequency measurements to the universal capabilities of HP's top counter	Robert W. Offermann, Ronald E. Felsenstein, Richard F. Schneider
	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.006.tif.pdf	A 400-to-1600-MHz/8 Prescaler	state-of-the-art technology went into its tiny amplifier, attenuator, and binary circuits	Hans J. Jekat
	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.012.tif.pdf	An Automatic Microwave Frequency Counter Test System	testing high-performance microwave counters isn't a trivial task, but this system does it automatically	Larry L. Koepke
	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.015.tif.pdf	40-GHz Frequency Converter Heads	the heads down-convert microwave input signals to frequencies that are more easily transmitted over coaxial cables	Mohamed M. Sayed
	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.017.tif.pdf	40-GHz Synthesizer Tests Frequency Converter Heads		Mohamed M. Sayed
	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.021.tif.pdf	A 26.5-GHz Automatic Frequency Counter with Enhanced Dynamic Range	a new sampler provides higher frequency coverage and 10 dB greater sensitivity than previous designs	Ali Bologlu
	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.024.tif.pdf	Microwave Counter Applications	radar, oscillator, and general high-frequency measurements are described	Richard F. Schneider
	1980		Apr-80	1980-04.026.tif.pdf	Laboratory Notebook	A Flexible Software Development Technique...if you have read-only memory to spare, you can use it to make changes in long-lead-time masked ROMs that you've already ordered	Ronald E. Felsenstein
1980-05.pdf	1980		May-80	1980-05.002.tif.pdf
1980-05.toc.pdf	1980		May-80	1980-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		May-80	1980-05.004.tif.pdf	A Programmable Selective Level Meter (Wave Analyzer)with Synthesized Tuning, Autoranging and Automatic Calibration	covering an input frequency range of 50 Hz to 32.5 MHz, this tuned voltmeter measures characteristics of both the voice channgels and the multiplexed channels of FDM communications systems	Paul L. Thomas
	1980		May-80	1980-05.010.tif.pdf	Precision Synthesizer/Level Generator has High Spectral Purity for Telecommunications Testing	use it alone or as a tracking signal source for the 3586A/B/C Selective Level Meter. Three versions meet CCITT, North American and general-purpose requirements	Phillip D. Winslow
	1980		May-80	1980-05.011.tif.pdf	On Carrier Return Loss Measurement
	1980		May-80	1980-05.013.tif.pdf	A Monolithic Thermal Converter	integrated circuit technology produces a low-cost, broadband, monolithic silicon thermal rms-to-dc converter	Peter M. O'Neill
	1980		May-80	1980-05.015.tif.pdf	Increased Versatility for a Versatile Logic State Analyzer	during analysis of program flow in a computer system, dynamically qualified multiphase clocking enables the Model 1610B to acquire for display all parts of an asynchronous transaction while excluding irrelevant events	Justin S. Morrill, Jr., John D. Hansen
	1980		May-80	1980-05.020.tif.pdf	General-Purpose Module Adapts Dedicated Logic State Analyzer to Almost Any Microprocessor	although conceived originally as a logic-state analyzer dedicated to particular microprocessors, the Model 1611A now has a general-purpose module that allows its to work with almost any microprocessor	Deborah J. Ogden
1980-06.pdf	1980		Jun-80	1980-06.002.tif.pdf
1980-06.toc.pdf	1980		Jun-80	1980-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Jun-80	1980-06.004.tif.pdf	Electronic Distance Measurement for Industrial and Scientific Applications	this new distance meter features a transducer mode in which it measures the distance to a moving target nine time per second for output to a computer or other controller	David E. Smith
	1980		Jun-80	1980-06.006.tif.pdf	A Versatile Computer Interface for Electronic Distance Meters
	1980		Jun-80	1980-06.009.tif.pdf	Dynamic Distance Meter Performance Testing		Dean Buck
	1980		Jun-80	1980-06.012.tif.pdf	Industrial Distance Meter Applications	proportional and intelligent position control systems, dynamic monitoring and static monitoring are discussed	David E. Smith, Troy L. Brown
	1980		Jun-80	1980-06.021.tif.pdf	Software Design Mass Storage Management-A Unified Approach	after several years of work on mass storage management software at HP's Desktop Computer Division, a generalized philosophy has emerged	William A. Hanna
1980-07.pdf	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.002.tif.pdf
1980-07.toc.pdf	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.004.tif.pdf	A new World of Personal/Professional Computation	now, an inexpensive computer system with integral display, mass storage, hard copy and graphics capability is available for personal use by the technical professional or first-time computer user	Todd R. Lynch
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.008.tif.pdf	Adding I/O Capability to the HP-85	with the implementation of I/O features, the capabilities of a self-contained personal computer system are expandable to control instruments, add on more powerful peripherals and even talk to other computers	John H. Nairn, David J. Sweetser, Tim I. Mikkelsen
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.014.tif.pdf	Using HP-85 I/O Capabilities
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.015.tif.pdf	A Compact Tape Transport Subassembly Designed for Reliability and Low Cost	new techniques in electrical and mechanical design were required	Brian G. Spreadbury, Douglas J. Collins
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.020.tif.pdf	A High-Quality CRT Display for a Portable Computer	this compact CRT subassembly displays graphics data in addition to alphanumeric information	James F. Bausch
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.023.tif.pdf	A Compact Thermal Printer Designed for Integration into a Personal Computer	it can print program listings or output hard copies of displayed alphanumeric and graphics data	Ronald W. Keil, Clement C. Lo
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.025.tif.pdf	An Efficient Power Supply for the HP-85		Jim Bausch
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.027.tif.pdf	Enhanced BASIC Language for a Personal Computer	HP-85 BASIC has commands for plotting graphics data, using mass storage, and performing a wide variety of functions	Nelson A. Mills, Homer C. Russell, Kent R. Henscheid
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.029.tif.pdf	Random Number Generation
	1980		Jul-80	1980-07.031.tif.pdf	Fast Integer Processing
1980-08.pdf	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.002.tif.pdf
1980-08.toc.pdf	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.004.tif.pdf	A Complete Self-Contained Audio Measurement System	this automatic, autoranging audio analyzer has the signal source, distortion analyzer, and counter to make the measurements most often needed in audio-frequency testing	James D. Foote
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.007.tif.pdf	Audio Analyzer Applications
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.009.tif.pdf	Making the Most of a Microprocessor-Based Instrument Controller	in an audio analyzer, microprocessor control means automatic operation, "guaranteed" accurate measurements and extra features	Corydon J. Boyan
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.011.tif.pdf	Design for a Low-Distortion, Fast-Settling Source	it's based on a state-variable filter with refinements	George D. Pontis
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.013.tif.pdf	Floating a Source Output	the floating output lets the user eliminate ground-loop errors, sum signals, and add dc offsets	George D. Pontis
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.015.tif.pdf	A Digitally Tuned Notch Filter	it eliminates the fundamental frequency component of the incoming signal for distortion and noise measurements	Chung Y. Lau
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.019.tif.pdf	A Custom LSI Approach to a Personal Computer	nine HP-produced large-scale integrated circuits make the HP-85 possible	Todd R. Lynch
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.022.tif.pdf	The HP-85 Software Development System		Nelson A. Mills
	1980		Aug-80	1980-08.024.tif.pdf	Handheld Calculator Evaluates Integrals	the HP-34C is the first handheld calculator to have a key that performs numerical integration almost automatically. It may change your attitude towards what used to be regarded as a dreary tedious task	William M. Kahan
1980-09.pdf	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.002.tif.pdf
1980-09.toc.pdf	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.004.tif.pdf	A Fully Integrated, Microprocessor-Controlled Total Station	here's a new instrument that measures angles and distances, combines these readings, and yields true three-dimensional position information	Alfred F. Gort
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.012.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.013.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design Constraints for a Total Station	electronic position measurement accuracy isn't usable without a stable frame and bearing system	Ronald K. Kerschner
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.015.tif.pdf	A Compact Optical System for Portable Distance and Angle Measurements	when the same optical system has to serve as both telescope and distance-meter optics, you have a lens design challenge	David J. Sims, Charles E. Moore
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.017.tif.pdf	An Approach to Large-Scale Non-Contact Coordinate Measurements	how do you verify that a huge airplane is properly assembled?	Douglas R. Johnson
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.018.tif.pdf	Aircraft Inspection
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.019.tif.pdf	Interfacing the 3820A via the HP-IB	the total station can communicate with computers for further processing of distance and angle information	Gerald F. Wasinger
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.020.tif.pdf	Antenna Assembly
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.021.tif.pdf	A Deflection Measurement Example and Error Considerations
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.022.tif.pdf	Automatic Measurements with a High-Performance Universal Counter	built-in calculating capability, automatic measurement routines, innovative trigger level controls and interpolators, and an optional DVM add up to a powerful, versatile measurement system	Ronald C. Jensen, Gary D. Sasaki
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.025.tif.pdf	Third Input Extends Range to 1300 MHz	it's a prescaler, but the mainframe's interpolators prevent loss of resolution	David M. Dipietro
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.029.tif.pdf	A Voltmeter for a Universal Counter	precision voltage-to-frequency converters with software error correction provide a systems voltmeter for little added cost	Val D. McOmber
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.031.tif.pdf	5335A Self Test and Diagnostics	built-in checks boost user confidence and make troubleshooting easy	Robert J. Lafollette
	1980		Sep-80	1980-09.033.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost Universal Counter for Systems Applications		Michael J. Ward, David M. George
1980-10.pdf	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.002.tif.pdf
1980-10.toc.pdf	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.004.tif.pdf	Logic Development System Accelerates Microcomputer System Design	this expandable, flexible system offers a complete set of facilities for generating and debugging microprocessor-system hardware and software. It's designed with next-generation VLSI circuits in mind	Brian W. Kerr, Thomas A. Saponas
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.008.tif.pdf	Resource Sharing in the Logic Development System	here's how six processors share as many as eight disc drives and a printer	Alan J. Devilbiss
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.010.tif.pdf	64500 PROM Programmer		Roger Cox
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.012.tif.pdf	64000 Command Parsing
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.014.tif.pdf	Emulators for Microprocessor System Development	to the system under development the emulator looks like a microprocessor, yet the designer has complete analysis and debugging facilities	Milo E. Muterspaugh, Gordon A. Greenley, James B. Donnelly
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.021.tif.pdf	The Pascal/64000 Compiler	the structured programming features of Pascal are augmented for microprocessor code development	Jacques Gregori Bourque, Izagma I. Alonso-Velez
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.023.tif.pdf	Program Debugging with Pascal/64000	expanded listings show the compiler output interleaved with the source statements to make it easy to trace execution	P. Alan McDonley
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.026.tif.pdf	The 64000 Linker	table-driven architecture supports a variety of microprocessors	James B. Stewart
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.029.tif.pdf	An Assembler for all Microprocessors	in addition to generating code for standard microprocessors, this table-driven assembler allows the user to create an assembler for a custom chip	Brad E. Yackle
	1980		Oct-80	1980-10.031.tif.pdf	Viewpoints Chuck House on the Electronic Bench
1980-11.pdf	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.002.tif.pdf
1980-11.toc.pdf	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.004.tif.pdf	Patient Monitoring Enhanced by New Central Station	multi-microprocessor architecture and a new integrated display concept provide more patient data, fewer false alarms, internal self-tests and extensive recording capabilities in an easy-to-operate system	Larry L. Nielsen, Timothy B. Blancke
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.012.tif.pdf	High-Speed Raster Technique Provides Flexible Display	smooth waveforms on a raster-scan CRT display are made possible by a combination of higher scan rate and beam width modulation	Robert L. Stettiner, George L. Adleman
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.013.tif.pdf	Basic Deflection Techniques
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.015.tif.pdf	Sample Selection Filtering and the Bandwidth Problem
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.016.tif.pdf	Multi-Processor Architecture and Communications for Patient Monitoring	four processors use three different communication links to share tasks and accomplish the overall monitoring system	James M. Rueter
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.020.tif.pdf	Self-Test and Serviceability for Dependable Central Patient Monitoring	this system automatically analyzes itself for failures, reconfigures its units to continue operating when one unit fails, and notifies the operator of any malfunction	Jeffrey M. Goldberg
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.024.tif.pdf	Firmware for a Patient Monitoring Station	a matched-filter design accurately analyzes electrocardiogram waveforms	Kim L. Hanna
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.029.tif.pdf	Critical Regions for Process Communication and Coordination
	1980		Nov-80	1980-11.030.tif.pdf	An Interactive HP 3000/IBM Mainframe Link	more than a 3270 emulator, IML/3000 provides high-level intrinsics for interactive data interchange, and an inquiry and development facility that makes HP 3000 system terminals look like terminals attached to the IBM mainframe	Connie J. Ishida
1980-12.pdf	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.002.tif.pdf
1980-12.toc.pdf	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.004.tif.pdf	Color Enhances Computer Graphics System	the addition of a color CRT, extensive graphics control statements and faster vector generation to a desktop computer provides a comprehensive graphics system for the display and interpretation of complex data	John B. Frost, William L. Hale
	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.007.tif.pdf	The System 45C User's Firmware Interface	new language statements provide easy input of graphical data and control of color parameters for generation of curves, shapes and shaded areas	Robert W. Fredrickson, Robert A. Jewett
	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.011.tif.pdf	Light Pen Aids User Interaction with Display	getting a light pen to work with a raster-scan display is not easy, first several physical limitations had to be overcome	Frederick J. Porter
	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.020.tif.pdf	A Precision Color Raster-Scan Display for Graphics Applications	these scanning circuit designs provide a color display free from distracting anomalies	Warren C. Pratt
	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.026.tif.pdf	Display System Designed for Color Graphics	System 45C's graphics architecture yields high-speed color picture generation with area shading	Harold L. Baeverstad, Jr., Clark C. Bruderer
	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.029.tif.pdf	System 45C Power Supply Considerations	a separate power supply for the color display provides for easy upgrading of earlier System 45 Computers	J. Steven Becker
	1980		Dec-80	1980-12.031.tif.pdf	Display Characteristics and Timing
1981-01.pdf	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.001.tif.pdf
1981-01.toc.pdf	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.003.tif.pdf	Handheld Scanner Makes Reading Bar Codes Easy and Inexpensive	this lightweight wand contains the light source, reflected-light senor and digital signal shaping circuitry needed for scanning bar-code patterns reliably	Edward G. Weaver, Jr., Donald L. Lubin, John J. Uebbing
	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.011.tif.pdf	Reading Bar Codes for the HP-41C Programmable Calculator	a new accessory for HP's most powerful handheld calculator quickly enters data and programs from printed bar code	David R. Conklin, Thomas L. Revere, III
	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.015.tif.pdf	A High Quality Low-Cost Graphics Tablet	it enables the user to interact easily with a computer graphics system to generate illustrations using predefined and user-defined shapes, point-to-point plotting and continuous line drawing or tracing	Donald J. Stavely
	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.020.tif.pdf	Programming the Graphics Tablet	software packages for several HP computers use the tablet's built-in capabilities to create diagrams, figures and charts	Debra S. Bartlett
	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.022.tif.pdf	Tablet/Display Combination Supports Interactive Graphics	a graphics tablet combined with vector-scan display system provides a powerful, inexpensive graphics workstation	David A. Kinsell
	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.025.tif.pdf	Programming for Productivity: Factory Data Collection Software	DATACAP/1000 is a software tool for designing and managing data collection networks. Running on an HP 1000 Computer System, it is flexible, easy to use, and compatible with user-written routines	Steven H. Richard
	1981		Jan-81	1981-01.030.tif.pdf	A Terminal Management Tool	it provides a reentrant environment for HP 1000 Computers, simplifying the development of multiterminal applications	Francois Gaullier
1981-02.pdf	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.002.tif.pdf
1981-02.toc.pdf	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.004.tif.pdf	A High-Purity, Fast-Switching Synthesized Signal Generator	when the lowest possible noise is a critical requirement for a programmable frequency source, this generator can do the job,	Roland Hassun
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.005.tif.pdf	Spectral Purity
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.009.tif.pdf	Digital Control for a High-Performance Programmable Signal Generator	front-panel, internal and remote control of a complex instrument calls for a microprocessor-based controller	Hamilton C. Chisholm
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.010.tif.pdf	8662A Power-On and Self-Test Sequences	the ROM and RAM tests have some clever twists	Albert W. Kovalick
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.013.tif.pdf	Low-Noise RF Signal Generator Design	seven phase-locked loops and some innovative techniques did the job	Dieter Schrer, Donald W. Mathiesen, Fred H. Ives, Bill S. Chan, William J. Crilly, Jr
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.021.tif.pdf	A Switching Power Supply for a Low-Noise Signal Generator	an unusual hcoice, because of switching noise, but the benefits outweighed the problems	Gerald L. Ainsworth
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.023.tif.pdf	A High-Purity Signal Generator Output Section	this section supplies a low-noise output with unprecedented level accuracy	Donald T. Borowski, David L. Platt
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.029.tif.pdf	Product Design for Precision and Purity	shielding and reliability are major considerations	Robert L. Devries
	1981		Feb-81	1981-02.031.tif.pdf	Verifying High Spectral Purity and Level Accuracy in Production	the question is how to test a state-of-the-art product without losing production-line efficiency	John W. Richardson
1981-03.pdf	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.002.tif.pdf
1981-03.toc.pdf	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.004.tif.pdf	New Display Station Offers Multiple Screen Windows and Dual Data Communications Ports	this versatile computer terminal can act like four virtual terminals and it's designed for data entry and program development	Gary C. Stass
	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.009.tif.pdf	Display Station's User Interface is Designed for Increased Productivity	easy access to an extensive feature set requires a thorough, thoughtful approach to the user interface	Gordon C. Graham
	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.014.tif.pdf	Hardware and Firmware Support for Four Virtual Terminals in One Display Station	the goals were 2645A compatibility, improved price/performance and reliability and ease of use, manufacturing and service	John D. Wiese, Srinivas Sukumar
	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.017.tif.pdf	A Silicon-on-Sapphire Integrated Video Controller	integration was considered mandatory to make the display system practical and reliable	Jean-Claude Roy, 16-19
	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.021.tif.pdf	SC-Cut Quartz Oscillator Offers Improved Performance	this compact oscillator is designed to serve as a built-in precision frequency source. New technology and packaging provide lower power consumption, faster warmup, better stability and lower phase noise	Robert L. Wilson, J. Robert Burgoon
	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.023.tif.pdf	The SC Cut, a Brief Summary	first introduced in 1974, the stress compensated cut as has many virtues	Charles A. Adams, John A. Kusters
	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.027.tif.pdf	Flexible Circuit Packaging of a Crystal Oscillator	selectively stiffened flexible circuitry is a radical approach that meets tough objectives	James H. Steinmetz
	1981		Mar-81	1981-03.031.tif.pdf	New Temperature Probe Locates Circuit Hot Spots	use it with any general-purpose digital multimeter and some HP oscilloscopes to get readings directly in degrees Celsius	Marvin F. Estes, Donald Zimmer, Jr.
1981-04.pdf	1981		Apr-81	1981-04.002.tif.pdf
1981-04.toc.pdf	1981		Apr-81	1981-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Apr-81	1981-04.004.tif.pdf	An Interactive Material Planning and Control System for Manufacturing Companies	drawing on HP's own experience, this powerful software for the HP 3000 Computer makes it easier to deal with the complexities of operating a manufacturing company	Robert M. Steiner, Nancy C. Federman
	1981		Apr-81	1981-04.014.tif.pdf	A Novel Approach to Computer Application System Design and Implementation	the Application Customizer helps designers construct generalized application systems and gives users tools to tailor these systems to their own research	Loretta E. Winston
	1981		Apr-81	1981-04.020.tif.pdf	Automating Application System Operation and Control	the Application Montior schedules, initiates and controls all interactive and background activities in an application system	Barry D. Kurtz
	1981		Apr-81	1981-04.024.tif.pdf	Precision DVM Has Wide Dynamic Range and High Systems Speed	this digital voltmeter makes precision laboratory measurements with 100-nanovolt dc resolution and two-ppm linearity. Variable integration time allows four-digit meaurements at 300 readings per second	Charles A. Clark, James J. Ressmeyer, Lawrence T. Jones
	1981		Apr-81	1981-04.026.tif.pdf	3456A Math Functions
1981-05.pdf	1981		May-81	1981-05.002.tif.pdf
1981-05.toc.pdf	1981		May-81	1981-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		May-81	1981-05.004.tif.pdf	A Precision High-Speed Electron Beam Lithography System	this very fast electron beam system is designed for mask making or direct writing on wafers in an integrated circuit production environment	Ronald K. Scudder, John C. Eidson, Wayne C. Haase
	1981		May-81	1981-05.006.tif.pdf	Electron Beam Lithography		Frank Ura
	1981		May-81	1981-05.007.tif.pdf	Proximity Effect Correction by Processing
	1981		May-81	1981-05.014.tif.pdf	SAWR Device Fabrication
	1981		May-81	1981-05.015.tif.pdf	A Precision, High-Current, High-Speed Electron Beam Lithography Column	the column's field emission electron gun contributes to the system's high speed	Heui Pei Kuo, John Kelly, Timothy R. Groves
	1981		May-81	1981-05.022.tif.pdf	Software Control for the HP Electron Beam Lithography System	a large, complex software package makes the system's capabilities readily available to the user	Bruce Hamilton
	1981		May-81	1981-05.025.tif.pdf	Pattern Data Flow in the HP Electron Beam System	the pattern data turns the electron beam on and off at rates as high as 300 MHz	Howard F. Lee, Michael J. Cannon, Robert B. Lewis
	1981		May-81	1981-05.028.tif.pdf	Calibration of the HP Electron Beam System	precision is achieved by measuring distortions and correcting them with software and electronics	Geraint Owen, Faith L. Bugely, Ian F. Osborne, Robert B. Schudy
	1981		May-81	1981-05.030.tif.pdf	Software for Octopole Calibration
	1981		May-81	1981-05.035.tif.pdf	Digital Adaptive Matched Filter for Fiducial Mark Registration	detecting registration marks on substrates is a problem of extracting a known signal from noise	Tsen-gong Jim Hsu
1981-06.pdf	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.002.tif.pdf
1981-06.toc.pdf	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.004.tif.pdf	Viewpoints: Marco Negrete on Structured VLSI Design
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.006.tif.pdf	VLSI Design Strategies and Tools	a survey of present approaches and possible future directions at Hewlett Packard	Daniel J. Griffin, William J. Haydamack
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.009.tif.pdf	Advanced Symbolic Artwork Preparation (ASAP)	ASAP is the top end of HP's bipolar design methods	P. Kent Hardage, Kyle M. Black
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.012.tif.pdf	VLSI Makes 32-Bit CPU Chip Possible
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.013.tif.pdf	Design and Simulation of VLSI Circuits	logic simulators, circuit simulators, and schematic editors aid the designer	Richard I. Dowell, Ravi M. Apte, Louis K. Scheffer
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.017.tif.pdf	Transistor Electrical Characterization and Analysis Program (TECAP)	more accurate models are needed as sumulation becomes more important	Ebrahim Khalily
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.019.tif.pdf	An Interactive Graphics System for Structured Design of Integrated Circuits	multilevel sumbolic representation and incremental design rule checking facilitate the creation of physical IC layouts	William J. McCalla, Diane F. Bracken
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.021.tif.pdf	IC Layout on a Desktop Computer	this small but powerful system has many of the capabilities of IGS and is compatible with it	Thomas H. Baker
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.026.tif.pdf	VLSI Design and Artwork Verification
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.030.tif.pdf	University and Industrial Cooperation for VLSI	the benefits flow in both directions	Merrill W. Brooksby, Patricia L. Castro
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.031.tif.pdf	A Process Control Network	many small computers smooth the flow of wafers and help make processes transportable	Christopher R. Clare
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.034.tif.pdf	Benefits of Quick-Turnaround Integrated Circuit Processing	going quickly from designs to chips aids the design process and improves yields	Patricia L. Castro, Merrill W. Brooksby, Fred L. Hanson
	1981		Jun-81	1981-06.037.tif.pdf	Viewpoints: David Packard on University and Industry Cooperation
1981-07.pdf	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.002.tif.pdf
1981-07.toc.pdf	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.004.tif.pdf	Instrument System Provides Precision Measurement and Control Capabilities	measurement and control instruments are integrated in a system package designed for easy use in data acquisition and control situations	Virgil L. Laing
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.005.tif.pdf	Thermocouple Conversion and Transducer Curve Fitting
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.006.tif.pdf	Why Compensate Thermocouples?
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.007.tif.pdf	Precision Data Acquisition Teams up with Computer Power	this data acquisition/control system includes HP's most powerful technical computer	Lawrence E. Heyl
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.008.tif.pdf	Data Logging is Easy with an HP-85/3054A Combination	here's a compact data recording and display system with easy-to-use software	David L. Wolpert
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.010.tif.pdf	Versatile Instrument Makes High-Performance Transducer-Based Measurements	this instrument serves as the eyes, ears, and hands for a computer-controlled system that acquires data from transducers and controls equipment and processes	Thomas J. Heger, James S. Epstein
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.014.tif.pdf	Internal Control of the 3497A Data Acquisition/Control
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.017.tif.pdf	Plug-in Assemblies for a Variety of Data Acquisition/Control Applications	there are units for multiplexing, counting, digital and analog inputs and outputs, and thermocouple measurements, among others	Thomas J. Heger, Patricia A. Redding, Richard L. Hester
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.024.tif.pdf	Desktop Computer Redesigned for Instrument Automation	combining the system development ease of a desktop computer with the configuration flexibility of a board computer provides the instrumentation system designer with a new alternative for automation	Vincent C. Jones
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.025.tif.pdf	A Unifying Approach to Designing for Reliability	strife testing can help the designer realize a more reliable product	Kenneth F. Watts
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.028.tif.pdf	Designing Testability and Serviceability into the 9915A	a computer that tests itself makes it easier to diagnose and fix system problems	David J. Sweetser
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.030.tif.pdf	Operator Interface Design	you don't get a keyboard or CRT display with a modular computer, but you can add them if you want to	Robert A. Gilbert
	1981		Jul-81	1981-07.032.tif.pdf	Cost-Effective Industrial Packaging	a rugged low-cost package is essential for a modular computer	Eric L. Clarke
1981-08.pdf	1981		Aug-81	1981-08.002.tif.pdf
1981-08.toc.pdf	1981		Aug-81	1981-08.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Aug-81	1981-08.004.tif.pdf	200-kHz Power FET Technology in New Modular Power Supplies	these small, reliable 50-watt supplies are designed for OEM (original equipment manufacturer) use anywhere in the world	Richard Myers, Robert D. Peck
	1981		Aug-81	1981-08.009.tif.pdf	Magnetic Components for High-Frequency Switching Power Supplies	the goals were small size, 200-kHz operation, safety, and semiautomated manufacturing	Winfried Seipel
	1981		Aug-81	1981-08.012.tif.pdf	Laboratory-Performance Autoranging Power Supplies using Power MOSFET Technology	state-of-the-art components and circuit design enable this new generation of laboratory and system supplies to set new standards for performance and flexibility	John W. Hyde, Dennis W. Gyma, Paul W. Bailey, Daniel R. Schwartz
	1981		Aug-81	1981-08.019.tif.pdf	The Vertical Power MOSFET for High-Speed Power Control	a vertical semiconductor device structure provides a power MOSFET that can switch high currents and voltages very rapidly which makes it useful for power supplies, pulse drivers and switching amplifiers	Victor Li, Dah Wen Tsang, Robert L. Myers, Karl H. Tiefert
	1981		Aug-81	1981-08.020.tif.pdf	Power MOSFET Performance Useful for Many Applications
	1981		Aug-81	1981-08.026.tif.pdf	Power Line Disturbances and Their Effect on Computer Design and Performance	noise induced on the ac power line by machinery, lightning, and even appliances can be deterimental to computer performance. By becoming familiar with the nature of the noise and its causes, the designer and user can take steps to minimize the effect on computers	Arthur W. Duell, W. Vincent Roland
1981-09.pdf	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.002.tif.pdf
1981-09.toc.pdf	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.004.tif.pdf	A Reliable, Accurate CO2 Analyzer for Medical Use	measuring the amount of carbon dioxide in a patient's breath is an important medical diagnostic tool. This instrument makes the measurement quickly and easily without cumbersome calibration requirements	Rodney J. Solomon
	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.011.tif.pdf	Fabrication of the Sensor Requires Special Care
	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.013.tif.pdf	An End-Tidal/Respiration-Rate Algorithm	an infrared absorption signal is processed digitally to yield CO2 level and rate of breathing	John J. Krieger
	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.017.tif.pdf	In-service CO2 Sensor Calibration	quick and easy calibration is essential for a medical instrument	Russell A. Parker, Rodney J. Solomon
	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.020.tif.pdf	Making Accurate CO2 Measurements	this system produces accurate gas mixtures for CO2 sensor calibration	John J. Krieger. pg 19-20
	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.023.tif.pdf	A Versatile Low-Frequency Impedance Analyzer with an Integral Tracking Gain-Phase Meter	this instrument measures impedance parameters, gain, phase, and group delay of individual components, circuit sections, and complete circuits. The measurements are automatic, wideband, and made under variable frequency and/or dc bias voltage conditions	Kanuyaki Yafi, Takeo Shimizu, Yoh Narimatsu
	1981		Sep-81	1981-09.030.tif.pdf	A Fast, Programmable Pulse Generator Output Stage	a new pulse generator supplies fast-transition pulses for testing 100k ECL, advanced Schottky TTL and other fast logic families	Peter Aue
1981-10.pdf	1981		Oct-81	1981-10.002.tif.pdf
1981-10.toc.pdf	1981		Oct-81	1981-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Oct-81	1981-10.004.tif.pdf	Development of a High-Performance, Low-Mass, Low-Inertia Plotting Technology	a new vector plotter technology makes possible small, inexpensive graphics products that provide high-quality plots quickly	Charles E. Tyler, Lawrence Labarre, Wayne D. Baron, Robert G. Younge
	1981		Oct-81	1981-10.009.tif.pdf	Plotter Servo Electronics Contained on a Single IC	this integrated circuit chip greatly simplified the design of products using HP's new plotting technology	Clement C. Lo
	1981		Oct-81	1981-10.011.tif.pdf	An Incremental Optical Shaft Encoder Kit with Integrated Optoelectronics	this kit can be assembled easily by an OEM to provide accurate digital information about shaft position and velocity in digitally controlled electromechanical systems	John J. Uebbing, Mark G. Leonard, Howard C. Epstein
	1981		Oct-81	1981-10.017.tif.pdf	New Plotting Technology Leads to a New King of Electrocardiograph	a low-mass, low-inertia plotting mechanism provides high-quality ECG's in a variety of convenient formats	Peter H. Dorward, Martin K. Mason, Steven J. Koerper, Steven A. Scampini
	1981		Oct-81	1981-10.021.tif.pdf	What Is an Electrocardiogram?
1981-11.pdf	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.002.tif.pdf
1981-11.toc.pdf	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.004.tif.pdf	Development of a Large Drafting Plotter	developing a large X-Y plotter that provides drafting-quality drawings, requires minimal floor space and costs less than half comparable machines was not easy. This article outlines the history and performance features of HP's largest X-Y plotter	George W. Lynch, Marvin L. Patterson
	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.008.tif.pdf	Aspects of Microprocessor and I/O Design for a Drafting Plotter	the use of a powerful microprocessor allows the designer to provide desirable features without increasing the complexity of the hardware	Neal J. Martini, Hatem E. Mostafa, Dale W. Schaper, Lowell J. Stewart
	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.013.tif.pdf	Motor Drive Mechanics and Control Electronics for a High-Performance Plotter	HP's low-mass, low-inertia design greatly simplifies the mechanical drive and servo control electronics	Myungsae Son, Terry L. Flower
	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.017.tif.pdf	Firmware Determines Plotter Personality	this firmware provides drafting-quality lettering, keeps track of pens and plotting parameters, and minimizes the need for operator adjustments	Mark A. Overton, Larry W. Hennessee, Richard B. Smith, Andrea K. Frankel
	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.025.tif.pdf	New Language Tools Aid Plotter Firmware Development
	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.026.tif.pdf	Y-Axis Pen Handling System	an adaptive pen-lift mechanism, automatic pen selection and storage, and a sturdy drive system are key elements of this design	David J. Perach, Samuel R. Haugh, Robert D. Haselby
	1981		Nov-81	1981-11.034.tif.pdf	X-Axis Micro-Grip Drive and Platen Design	moving paper accurately with grit-covered wheels requires careful attention to platen design and grit-wheel fabrication	Ronald J. Kaplan, Robert S. Townsend
1981-12.pdf	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.002.tif.pdf
1981-12.toc.pdf	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.004.tif.pdf	Surface-Acoustic-Wave Delay Lines and Transversal Filters	novel, simple and compact electronic devices can be realized by exciting and detecting acoustic waves electrically on the surface of a solid. Tehcnological advances in low-loss delay lines and bandpass filters are discussed	William R. Shreve, Waguih S. Ishak, H. Edward Karrer
	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.010.tif.pdf	Surface-Acoustic-Wave Resonators	by reflecting acoustic waves back and forth on the surface of a crystal one can obtain resonant devices for frequencies in the UHF range	Scott S. Elliott, Peter S. Cross
	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.012.tif.pdf	SAWR Fabrication	the process used to make surface acoustic-wave resonators is similar in many ways to the processes used to make integrated circuits	Robert C. Bray, Yen C. Chu
	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.016.tif.pdf	280-MHz Production SAWR	it's the first SAW component designed for use in an HP instrument	Marek E. Mierzwinski, Mark E. Terrien
	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.019.tif.pdf	Physical Sensors using SAW Devices	novel force and pressure transducers sense the effects of mechanical stress on surface wave velocity and resonant frequency	J. Fleming Dias
	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.022.tif.pdf	Proximity Effect Corrections by Means of Processing: Theory and Applications	HP's electron beam lithography system has been used to evaluate methods of reducing the unwanted effects of electron scattering	Paul Rissman, Michael P.C. Watts
	1981		Dec-81	1981-12.025.tif.pdf	Monte Carlo Simulations for Electron Beam Exposures	a computer model of electron scattering aids research into this effect	Armand P. Neukermans, Steven G. Eaton
1982-01.pdf	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.002.tif.pdf
1982-01.toc.pdf	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.004.tif.pdf	Signal Processing Using Surface Acoustic Waves	if electrical signals are converted into minute acoustic waves on the surface of a piezoelectric crystal, the signals can be processed in novel ways for various electronic applications	William R. Shreve
	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.008.tif.pdf	Radio Data Link
	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.010.tif.pdf	Retrofitting for Signature Analysis Simplified	this microprocessor exerciser provides preprogrammed external stimulus routines and monitoring circuits for signature analysis troubleshooting of microprocessor-based systems	Robert Rhodes-Burke
	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.011.tif.pdf	Signature Analysis Reviewed
	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.022.tif.pdf	A Family of Microprocessor Exercisers		David Rick, Robert Welsh, Waymond Fong
	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.025.tif.pdf	A Fast, Compact High-Quality Digital Display for Instrumentation Applications	small size, low cost, and a simple digital interface make it easier for designers to build this directed-beam CRT display into their electronic instruments	William R. Mason, Kunio Hasebe, Thomas J. Zamborelli
	1982		Jan-82	1982-01.029.tif.pdf	Instrumentation Graphics
1982-02.pdf	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.002.tif.pdf
1982-02.toc.pdf	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.004.tif.pdf	A Broadband, Fully Programmable Microwave Sweep Oscillator	nearly thirty RF and microwave plug-in modules are available to tailor this high-performance swept signal source to a wide range of applications in the frequency range from 10 MHz to 26.5 GHz	Rolf Dalichow, Douglas E. Fullmer
	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.008.tif.pdf	A System-Oriented Instrument
	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.011.tif.pdf	8350A Self-Test Capabilities		Bill McDonald
	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.012.tif.pdf	A New Series of Programmable Sweep Oscillator Plug-ins	one plug-in sweeps from 10 MHz to 26.5 GHz and there are many others	Duaine C. Wood, Gary W. Holmlund, Glenn E. Elmore
	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.016.tif.pdf	A Switched YIG-Tuned Multiplier Covering 0.01 to 26.5 GHz		Lynn Rhymes
	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.021.tif.pdf	A Broadband 2-to-7-GHz Power Amplifier		Michio Furukawa
	1982		Feb-82	1982-02.023.tif.pdf	Portable Defibrillator-Monitor for Cardiac Resuscitation	this new portable defibrillator monitors the patient, measures its effectiveness in delivering a high-voltage pulse to the patient, and provides a permanent record of the resuscitation procedure	Victor C. Jones, Paul I. Bennett
1982-03.pdf	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.002.tif.pdf
1982-03.toc.pdf	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.004.tif.pdf	High-Performance Computing with Dual ALU Architecture and ECL Logic	this largest and fastest HP 3000 Computer System can handle all of the data processing needs of many companies	Frederic C. Amerson, Mark S. Linsky, Elio A. Toschi
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.006.tif.pdf	Dual ALU Micromachine Has Powerful Development Tools	a single line of microcode controls two parallel processing units	Richard D. Murillo
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.012.tif.pdf	Powerful Diagnostic Philosophy Reduces Downtime	a customer's computer can be fully diagnosed without making any trips to the site	Richard F. Degabriele, David J. Ashkenas
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.016.tif.pdf	A High-Performance Memory System with Growth Capability	high-speed control store, cache memory and I/O buffers provide quick CPU access to needed data	Malcolm E. Woodward, Ken M. Hodor
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.019.tif.pdf	An Input/Output System for a 1-MIPS Computer	I/O adapters match multiple I/O buses to the high-speed central system bus	W. Gordon Matheson, J. Marcus Stewart
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.023.tif.pdf	The Advanced Terminal Processor: A New Terminal I/O Controller for the HP 3000	it's designed to handle up to 256 terminals generating 4000 characters/second with peaks to 20,000	James E. Beetem
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.027.tif.pdf	GUEST-a Signature Analysis Based Test System for ECL Logic	it runs at real-time clock rates and generates test vectors algorithmically	James L. Robertson, Edward R. Holland
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.029.tif.pdf	Designing for Testability with GUEST	the HP 3000 Series 64 and its tester were designed together	Karen L. Meinert
	1982		Mar-82	1982-03.031.tif.pdf	Packaging the HP 3000 Series 64	the goal was a cost-effective package that maximizes reliability and serviceability	Bennie E. Helmso, Manmohan Kohli
1982-04.pdf	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.002.tif.pdf
1982-04.toc.pdf	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.004.tif.pdf	An Integrated Test Set for Microwave Radio Link Baseband Analysis	this instrument combines six traditional test instruments into one package for easy baseband measurements from 50 Hz to 18.6 MHz. An internal microprocessor simplifies test setup, improves accuracy, and enables the instrumentto check itself	Richard J. Roberts
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.007.tif.pdf	White-Noise Testing of FDM Communication Links
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.009.tif.pdf	Design of a Precision Receiver for an Integrated Test Set	different baseband measurements require different and often conflicting receiver characteristics. This design can be reconfigured by a microprocessor to resolve such conflicts	J. Guy Douglas, David Stockton
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.018.tif.pdf	System Software Package for the Baseband Analyzer
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.019.tif.pdf	Control and Display System for a Baseband Analyzer	this system relieves the operator of the task of setting up various instruments for baseband analysis and displays results in both alphanumeric and trace formats	Brian W. Woodroffe, Lawrence Lowe
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.021.tif.pdf	Checking 458,752 Bits of Program Memory
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.022.tif.pdf	Microprocessor Contributions to Baseband Analyzer Accuracy and Speed of Measurement
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.023.tif.pdf	A Combined Tracking and White-Noise Generator	accurate sine-wave and white-noise stimuli are required for analyzing baseband signals and this generator provides both	John R. Pottinger, Stephen A. Biddle
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.027.tif.pdf	Wideband, Fast-Writing Oscilloscope Solves Difficult Measurement Problems	a new expansion storage cathode ray tube and a wideband amplifier design extend the writing rate frontier to 2000 cm/us	James F. Haley, Danny J. Oldfield
	1982		Apr-82	1982-04.030.tif.pdf	Variable Persistence
1982-05.pdf	1982		May-82	1982-05.002.tif.pdf
1982-05.toc.pdf	1982		May-82	1982-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		May-82	1982-05.004.tif.pdf	Advanced Multilingual Computer Systems for Measurement Automation and Computer-Aided Engineering Applications	developing and running a test, measurement and control, or computer-aided engineering system is much easier if you have the right tool and these computer systems are designed specifically for such use	David W. Palermo, John L. Bidwell
	1982		May-82	1982-05.005.tif.pdf	9826A versus 9836A		Steve Chorak, Jon Rubinstein
	1982		May-82	1982-05.008.tif.pdf	Hardware Design for an Integrated Instrumentation Computer System	this desktop computer design in centered around a fast 16-bit microprocessor and integrated CRT display and flexible disc storage units	James W. McLucas, Don D. Stewart, Robert J. Horning, Ronald G. Rogers, Ken L. Burgess
	1982		May-82	1982-05.011.tif.pdf	Product Design for Easy Production		Dave Brown, Pat Balliew, John Armour
	1982		May-82	1982-05.014.tif.pdf	Instrument Burn-In		Ken Fedraw
	1982		May-82	1982-05.016.tif.pdf	I/O Philosophy and Architecture for Instrumentation Control	a nonstructured approach provides a new series of I/O cards that have improved performance at a lower cost	Loyd F. Nelson
	1982		May-82	1982-05.021.tif.pdf	Low-Cost Printers for the 9826A and 9836A Computers	this family of compatibly packaged thermal printers provides quality hard copy of alphanumeric text and graphics displays	Michael J. Sproviero
	1982		May-82	1982-05.023.tif.pdf	The 9826A/9836A Language Systems	BASIC, HPL, and a powerful version of Pascal can all be used by a single 9826A or 9836A Computer System	Kathryn Y. Kwinn, Roger E. Ison, Robert M. Hallissy
	1982		May-82	1982-05.028.tif.pdf	BCD Arithmetic on the 68000		Andy Goris
	1982		May-82	1982-05.032.tif.pdf	Data Communications for the 9826A and 9836A Computer Systems	the serial data communications interface handles many asynchronous protocols and drives a variety of RS-232-C peripherals	Robert P. Uhlrich, Carl M. Dierschow
	1982		May-82	1982-05.033.tif.pdf	Protocols
	1982		May-82	1982-05.034.tif.pdf	Electrical Standards
1982-06.pdf	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.002.tif.pdf
1982-06.toc.pdf	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.004.tif.pdf	Laser Printing System Provides Flexible, High-Quality, Cost-Effective Computer Output	used with the HP 3000 family of distributed data processing systems, this combination of powerful, interactive software and innovative, state-of-the-art hardware produces excellent print quality on notebook-size paper at 45 pages per minute	James A. Hall
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.007.tif.pdf	Six Steps to a Printed Page	here are the details of the electrophotographic process used in HP's laser printing system	Robert R. Hay
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.009.tif.pdf	Laser Printing System Architecture	it's based on the concept of a cell printer that can be of arbitrary rectangular size and contain any dot pattern	James T. Langley
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.011.tif.pdf	Interactive Software for Intelligent Printers	two high-level software packages for the HP 3000 help the user design and format laser printer output	Kathleen A. Fitzgerald
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.017.tif.pdf	Electrostatic Image Formation in a Laser Printer	the laser beam causes a pattern of charged and uncharged areas to be formed on the surface of a cylindrical drum	Erwin H. Schwiebert, Paul R. Spencer
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.021.tif.pdf	Laser Printer Image Development System	in this discharged-area development system, electrostatic forces drive black toner into the drum areas exposed to the laser beam	Thomas Camis
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.025.tif.pdf	Laser Printer Fusing System	after being transferred from the drum to the paper, the toner is made permanent by a novel heating method	Roger D. Archibald
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.027.tif.pdf	Monitoring the Laser Printing Process	here's how the laser printer checks itself to maintain print quality for hundreds of thousands of pages	Ronald A. Juve, David K. Donald
	1982		Jun-82	1982-06.031.tif.pdf	Specialized High-Speed Electronics for Document Preparation Flexibility	this sophisticated controller harnesses the laser printing technology so its potential can be made easily available to the user	Philip Gordon
1982-07.pdf	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.002.tif.pdf
1982-07.toc.pdf	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.004.tif.pdf	Optical System Design for the Laser Printing System	here are the details of the optical system of the 2680 Laser Printing System described in these pages last month	Laurence M. Hubby, Jr., John R. Lewis
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.006.tif.pdf	Laser Printer Optics Control and Diagnostic Circuit	this system drives the laser-beam modulator and checks the optics module	Gary L. Holland
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.009.tif.pdf	A Synchronous Mirror-Motor Drive for the Laser Printer	the scanning mirror sweeps the laser beam across the page and this circuit keeps it turning at constant speed	Gary L. Holland
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.012.tif.pdf	Laser Printer Machine Control System	one of two electronic subsystems within the 2680A Laser Page Printer, the MCS monitors and controls the printing process. Its companion subsystem, the data control system or DCS, was described last month	James D. Crumly, Von L. Hansen
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.014.tif.pdf	Sensing Paper Jams	if the paper drive motor is going too fast or too slowly, the paper may have jammed or torn	Gary L. Holland
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.017.tif.pdf	Solid-State Microwave Signal Generators for Today's Exacting Requirements	these manually tuned instruments match the extraordinary spectral purity of widely used HP klystron generators and beat them in modulation capability and accuracy	Donald R. Chambers, Steven N. Sanders
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.018.tif.pdf	Automatic Testing of Manually Tuned Signal Generators		James Thalmann
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.021.tif.pdf	High-Performance Wideband Cavity-Tuned Solid-State Oscillators	these novel designs use a pair of oscillator circuits coupled into a single high-accuracy tunable cavity	Ronald F. Stiglich, Edward G. Cristal, Phillip G. Foster, Arthur N. Woo
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.025.tif.pdf	dc-Coupled FM for Microwave Signal Generator		James Thalmann
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.027.tif.pdf	A Wide-Dynamic-Range Pulse Leveling Scheme	this design provides leveled output power over a range of 145 dB for both CW signals and pulses as narrow as 100 nonseconds	James F. Catlin
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.029.tif.pdf	An Accurate RF Power Reference Oscillator
	1982		Jul-82	1982-07.031.tif.pdf	Microwave Solid-State Amplifiers and Modulators for Broadband Signal Generators	basic hybrid microcircuit designs are customized for each of four signal generator models	Kim Potter Kihlstrom
1982-08.pdf	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.002.tif.pdf
1982-08.toc.pdf	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.004.tif.pdf	Viewpoints: IC Process Technology: VLSI and Beyond	the demand for ever-smaller device dimensions requires continual advances in IC fabrication techniques and this is where we stand today	John L. Moll, Frederic N. Schwettmann
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.006.tif.pdf	Optical IC Lithography Using Trilayer Resist	a composite photoresist layer reduces exposure effects that degrade pattern definition and reduce resolution in optical IC lithography	E. David Liu, Gary W. Ray, Michael M. O'Toole
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.011.tif.pdf	Silicon Integrated Circuits Using Beam-Recrystallized Polysilicon	melting a polysilicon layer by using an intense laser or electron beam can significantly improve the properties of the layer for semiconductor device fabrication. Novel vertical device structures can also be formed with this tenchique	Theodore I. Kamins
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.015.tif.pdf	X-Ray Lithography	the shorter wavelengths of soft X-ray radiation make the definition of even smaller dimensions for VLSI circuits possible	Garrett A. Garrettson, Armand P. Neukermans
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.020.tif.pdf	Dry Etching: An Overview	plasma etching technology has several advantages for IC processing compared to wet-chemical etching methods. Anisotropic etching and automatic endpoint detection are two of the advantages	Paul J. Marcoux
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.023.tif.pdf	An Automated Plasma Reactor		Susan Okada
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.025.tif.pdf	Thin Films Formed by Plasma-Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition	electrically exciting the gases used in a chemical vapor deposition process can reduce the sensitivity to temperature variations and allow deposition at lower temperatures	Dragan B. Ilic
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.026.tif.pdf	Determining Thin-Film Stress
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.027.tif.pdf	Thin Gate Dielectric Films for VLSI MOS ICs: Thermal Silicon Oxynitride		Tom Ekstedt, Hugh Grinolds
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.029.tif.pdf	Electromigration: An Overview	the lifetime of the very thin and narrow conductors used in VLSI circuits is largely determined by the operating current density and metallic composition is discussed	Paul P. Merchant
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.032.tif.pdf	SWAMI: A Zero-Encroachment Local Oxidation Process	lateral oxidation limits density in oxide-isolated VLSI circuits. This process removes this limit by using a novel sequence of conventional processing techniques	Kuang Yi Chiu
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.034.tif.pdf	Trench Isolation Technology		Shang-yi-Chiang
	1982		Aug-82	1982-08.035.tif.pdf	High-Pressure Oxidation	oxidation of silicon at atmosphere pressure requires considerable time and high temperatures that can be detrimental to the results of previous process steps. Increasing the oxidant gas pressure allows reduction of time and/or temperature for a desired oxide thickness	William A. Brown
1982-09.pdf	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.002.tif.pdf
1982-09.toc.pdf	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.004.tif.pdf	Oscilloscope Measurement System is Programmable and Autoranging	this new concept in oscilloscopes is a signficant aid to measurement producitivty	William B. Risley
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.006.tif.pdf	Designing the Oscilloscope Measurement System	the microprocessor brings the new dimension of programmability to the oscilloscope	William E. Watry, Monte R. Campbell, Russell J. Harding, John R. Wilson, Wilhelm Taylor
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.008.tif.pdf	Custom Microcircuits Make the 1980A/B Possible		William Duffy, John Meredith, Mike McTigue
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.010.tif.pdf	Allowing for System Expansion
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.015.tif.pdf	The Early History of the 1980A/B Oscilloscope Measurement System		Zvonko Fazarinc	William B. Risley
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.016.tif.pdf	Digital Waveform Storage for the Oscilloscope Measurement System	with this option, the oscilloscope measurement system can digitize, store, and transmit waveform data and receive waveform data from a computer to display	Robert M. Landgraf, Eddie A. Evel
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.022.tif.pdf	Putting the Measurement System on the Bus	the oscilloscope is a latecomer to the world of interface-bus-compatible instruments	Michael J. Karin
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.025.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of the Oscilloscope Measurement System	except for one printed circuit borad, the same parts go into the two possible configurations	John W. Campbell
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.028.tif.pdf	A High-Performance Bipolar Integrated Circuit Process	ion-implanted collector, base, and emitter regions in an oxide-isolated structure result in compact high-performance bipolar transistors with reduced power consumption for use in high-density integrated circuits	Irene V. Pecenco, Albert S. Wang
	1982		Sep-82	1982-09.031.tif.pdf	Synthesizer Accuracy for Unsynthesized Microwave Sources	this source synchronizer stabilizes microwave sources to provide accurate continous-wave or swept-frequency outputs. It also provides a high-performance microwave counter	V. Alan Barber
1982-10.pdf	1982		Oct-82	1982-10.002.tif.pdf
1982-10.toc.pdf	1982		Oct-82	1982-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Oct-82	1982-10.004.tif.pdf	Intelligent Instrument Streamlines Do Semiconductor Parameter Measurements	used as a stand-alone instrument or as part of an automated test system, this smart curve tracer makes it easy to measure, analyze, graphically display, and store dc semiconductor parameters	Fumiro Tsuruda, Kohichi Maeda, Teruo Takeda, Jin-ichi Ikemoto
	1982		Oct-82	1982-10.007.tif.pdf	Typical Applications of the 4145A Semiconductor Parameter Analyzer
	1982		Oct-82	1982-10.011.tif.pdf	Extending the 4145A's Output Range for Power Transistor Measurements		Michitaka Obara
	1982		Oct-82	1982-10.016.tif.pdf	Programmable Stimulus/Measurement Units Simplify Device Test Setups	each SMU can be electronically set to supply a specified voltage or current and to measure the associated current or voltage	Susumu Takagi, Hiroshi Sakayori, Teruo Takeda
	1982		Oct-82	1982-10.022.tif.pdf	HQMOS: A High-Performance NMOS Technology	innovative processing methods are used to fabricate a scaled-down version of a standard n-channel MOS process, resulting in lower power consumption and higher speed	Roger To-hoi Szeto, Devereaux C. Chen, Horng-sen Fu, Anders T. Dejenfelt
	1982		Oct-82	1982-10.029.tif.pdf	MOS Device and Process Design Using Computer Simulations	by using carefully developed computer models, IC device performance can be accurately simulated and the effects of process changes predicted, saving time and expense in new product design and development	Soo-young Oh
1982-11.pdf	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.002.tif.pdf
1982-11.toc.pdf	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.004.tif.pdf	Waveform Recording with a High-Dynamic-Performance Instrument	this new waveform recorder digitizes and stores single-shot or repetitive signals. Its ten-bit, 20 MHz analog-to-digital converter delivers exceptional performance that is fully specified and characterized under realistic operating conditions	Mark S. Allen, James L. Sorden
	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.007.tif.pdf	Waveform Recording with the 5180A
	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.010.tif.pdf	Designing a Ten-Bit, Twenty-Megasample-per-second Analog-to-Digital Converter	custom hybrid and integrated circuits accurately sample and digitize a signal in forty nanoseconds	Robert C. Rehner, Jr., Arthur S. Muto, Bruce E. Peetz
	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.016.tif.pdf	Custom 1C Processes
	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.019.tif.pdf	A 40-MHz Input Amplifier		Pat Deane
	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.022.tif.pdf	Measuring Waveform Recorder Performance	realistic dynamic tests are the key to user confidence in the quality of the recorded waveshape	J. Martin Neil, Bruce E. Peetz, Arthur S. Muto
	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.030.tif.pdf	Time Base Requirements for a Waveform Recorder	time base instability causes the time between samples to vary. Amplitude errors are the result	Steven C. Bird, Jack A. Folchi
	1982		Nov-82	1982-11.035.tif.pdf	Display and Mass Storage for Waveform Recording	this waveform recorder companion provides functions needed in many applications	Michael C. Detro, Christina M. Szeto
1982-12.pdf	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.002.tif.pdf
1982-12.toc.pdf	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.004.tif.pdf	Extended Memory and Modularity Are Added to the Series 80 Computer Family	HP's newest Series 80 computers, the HP-86 and HP-87XM, provide memory capacities up to 640K bytes, different combinations of built-in interfaces, and for the HP-86, a modular system configuration	Andrew W. Davidson, William R. Frolik, John T. Eaton
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.009.tif.pdf	Module Brings CP/M to HP's Latest Series 80 Computers	this small computer system plugs into the HP-86 and HP-87XM Computers to allow them to use the wide variety of CP/M-compatible software available to the personal computer user	Timothy V. Harper
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.013.tif.pdf	Development of a Low-Cost, High-Quality Graphics Plotter	a novel plotting technology and a design for low manfacturing cost have resulted in an inexpensive X-Y plotter capable of fast, high-resolution, graphics output	Majid Azmoon
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.014.tif.pdf	Manufacturing team in the R&D Lab		Bob Porcelli
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.017.tif.pdf	Controlling a Graphics Plotter with a Handheld Programmable Calculator	the plotter is the 7470A and the calculator is the HP-41C	Robert M. Miller, Randy A. Coverstone
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.024.tif.pdf	Low-Cost Plotter Electronics Design	custom servo ICs and gate array logic circuits allow a single-board design	David M. Ellement, Neal J. Martini, Peter L. Ma
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.026.tif.pdf	Custom 1C Electronics for a Low-Cost Plotter
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.027.tif.pdf	Plotter Drive Motor Encoder Design	this compact optical encoder is installed inside the drive motor housing	Arthur K. Wilson, Daniel E. Johnson
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.029.tif.pdf	Graphics Plotter Mechanical Design for Performance and Reliability at Low Cost	a grit-wheel paper drive, low-mass pen carriage, and electronic limit sensing provide an elegant, simple and accurate plotting mechanism	David C. Tribolet, Chuong C. Ta, Robert J. Porcelli, Richard M. Kemplin, David M. Petersen
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.035.tif.pdf	An Improved AC Power Switch	turning ac power on and off isn't always as simple as it seems. Here's an ac power controller that is safe, reliable, long-lived, digitally controlled, and interference-free	Raymond A. Robertson
	1982		Dec-82	1982-12.039.tif.pdf	Testing the 14570A
1983-01.pdf	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.002.tif.pdf
1983-01.toc.pdf	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.004.tif.pdf	HP-IL: A Low-Cost Digital Interface for Portable Applications	this Hewlett-Packard Interface Loop is a bit-serial interface bringing many capabilities formerly reserved for much larger computer systems to the growing repertoire of portable computers and handheld calculators	Roger D. Quick, Steven L. Harper
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.008.tif.pdf	How Fast Is the HP-IL?
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.009.tif.pdf	HP-IL Interconnect System	clever plugs and connectors and inexpensive two-wire cords connect HP-IL devices	James H. Fleming
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.012.tif.pdf	The Electronics Interface for the Hewlett-Packard Interface Loop	this low-cost, low-power, serial interface uses two-wire cables, a three-level code, a CMOS IC, and small pulse transformers	Carl J. Landsness
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.017.tif.pdf	A CMOS Integrated Circuit for the HP-IL Interface	this IC, available to OEM designers, makes it easy to add HP-IL capability to a product	Steven L. Harper
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.024.tif.pdf	CMOSC: Low-Power Technology for Personal Computers	to meet the growing need for integrated circuits with more functions and lower power consumption, an improved CMOS process has been developed at HP's Corvallis Division	Craig S. Lage, Norman L. Johnson, David E. Hackleman, John J. Vietor, Robert L. Tillman
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.029.tif.pdf	What Is Latch-UP?
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.031.tif.pdf	Advanced Oven Design Assures Repeatability in New Gas Chromatograph	an innovative oven design gives the chromatographer access to the full capabillities of the new fused silica capillary columns	Douglas H. Smith, Paul C. Dryden, Horace R. Johnson, Jr.
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.033.tif.pdf	What is Gas Chromatography?	here's some basic information for nonchemists	Fred W. Rowland
	1983		Jan-83	1983-01.039.tif.pdf	Producing the Electronic Flow Controller
1983-02.pdf	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.002.tif.pdf
1983-02.toc.pdf	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.004.tif.pdf	A Portable, Low-Cost, High-Performance Digital Multimeter for the HP-IL	HP's first HP-IL instrument is the result of new design and manufacturing approaches. This DMM electronically calibrates itself, measures ac and dc voltages and currents, makes four-wire and two-wire resistance measurements, and uses a liquid-crystal dispay to output data measurement units, and alphanumeric messages	Jack P. Trautman, Lawrence A. Desjardin
	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.006.tif.pdf	HP-IB Version of 3468A
	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.009.tif.pdf	The Philosophy Behind the Design
	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.011.tif.pdf	Low-Cost and Portability Come to Data Acquisition/Control Products	inexpensive, portable data logging with the flexibility of a data acquistion/control system is now within the budget of nearly everyone making transducer measurements	James J. Ressmeyer
	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.014.tif.pdf	Data Acquisition and Control Software for the 3421A Using the HP-85 Computer	this system provides easy-to-use data logging capability at low cost	David F. Leonard
	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.017.tif.pdf	Low-Cost Instrument Control:A New ROM for the HP-41 Handheld Computers	Now HP-41 users can control instruments to measure and analyze a variety of physical parameters on the bench or in the field	David L. Wolpert
	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.021.tif.pdf	Electronic Mail for the Interactive Office	here's how electronic mail is implemented on the HP 3000 Computer System. HPMAIL lets users who aren't familiar with computer technolog exchange messages effectively within their organization	Ian J. Fuller
	1983		Feb-83	1983-02.031.tif.pdf	Integrated Tools Improve Programmer Productivity	this software subsystem for the HP 3000 Computer System saves program development time by giving the programmer access to several utilities through a single command interpreter	Anil K. Shenoy, Carolyn M. Bircher
1983-03.pdf	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.002.tif.pdf
1983-03.toc.pdf	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.004.tif.pdf	Extensive Logic Development and Support Capability in One Convenient System	HP's 64000 Logic Development Systems gets closer to the concept of an "electronic bench". Real-time emulation, configuration flexibility, and integrated analysis functions are some features of this latest version of the 64000 System	Michael W. Davis, John A. Scharrer, Robert G. Wickliff, Jr.
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.007.tif.pdf	HP 64000 Terminal Software	now a logic development station can exchange data and programs with large computers	Paul D. Bame
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.009.tif.pdf	The HP 64000 Measurement System	this software package can control and monitor any measurement operation in a 64000 System	Kipper K. Fulghum
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.012.tif.pdf	Mainframe Design for an Integrated Engineering Workstation	you can take the new 64110A Station with you to solve field problems. Both 64000 System stations now have dual flexible disc drives	Alan J. Devilbiss, Jeffrey H. Smith, Carlton E. Glitzke
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.017.tif.pdf	A Modular Analyzer for Software Analysis in the 64000 System	measuring software performance and tracing program flow is much easier with this new option	Stan W. Bowlin, Steven R. Williams, Richard A. Nygaard, Jr., Frederick J. Palmer, Bryce S. Goodwin, Jr.
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.019.tif.pdf	Range Detection in the 64620S State Analyzer
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.022.tif.pdf	Inverse Assembly for a General-Purpose Logic Analyzer
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.024.tif.pdf	A Modular Logic Timing Analyzer for the 64000 System	a dual-threshold mode, glitch detection, and a variety of triggering functions are some of this option's features for the digital hardware designer	Joel A. Zellmer, David L. Neuder, John E. Hanna
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.032.tif.pdf	Emulators for 16-bit Microprocessors	HP's second-generation of emulators provides design support for a variety of new 16-bit devices	John P. Romano, David B. Richey
	1983		Mar-83	1983-03.039.tif.pdf	High-Level Language Compilers for Developing Microprocessor Systems	choosing the right structure has important benefits for the user	Joel D. Tesler, Martin W. Smith
1983-04.pdf	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.002.tif.pdf
1983-04.toc.pdf	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.004.tif.pdf	A New Microcomputer-Controlled Laser Dimensional Measurement and Analysis System	microcomputer control simplifies machine tool calibration. Other applications are in research and development, general-purpose metrology, and surface plate calibration	Robert C. Quenelle, Lawrence J. Wuerz
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.005.tif.pdf	Dimensional Metrology Software Eases Calibration	an HP-85 Computer automates complex laser calibrations to save time and reduce errors	Christopher Burns, Lawrence J. Wuerz
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.009.tif.pdf	Verifying the Laser Accuracy Specification		Robert C. Quenelle
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.011.tif.pdf	Nonlinearity in Interferometer Measurements		Robert C. Quenelle
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.013.tif.pdf	Automatic Compensation	sensors help the laser measurement system compensate for atmospheric conditions and material temperature	Deane A. Gardner
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.015.tif.pdf	Laser Optical Components for Machine Tool and Other Calibrations	each optical component is designed to measure a particular degree of freedom of a machine tool	Larry E. Truhe, David C. Woodruff, Richard R. Baldwin
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.018.tif.pdf	Manufacturing the Laser Tube	custom-designed machines automate the process to control quality at every step	Richard H. Grote
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.020.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design Features of the Laser Head	low manufacturing cost and ease of repair are designed in	Charles R. Steinmetz
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.024.tif.pdf	Noise Figure Meter Sets Records for Accuracy, Repeatability, and Convenience	noise figure measurements used to be mysterious, time consuming, difficult, and not very accurate but now this instrument makes them quick, accurate and easy	Howard L. Swain, Rick M. Cox
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.027.tif.pdf	A Noise Source for Noise Figure Measurements		Donald R. Chambers
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.029.tif.pdf	Verifying the 8970A's Accuracu in Production		Harry Bunting
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.034.tif.pdf	Appendix Noise Figure Basics
	1983		Apr-83	1983-04.036.tif.pdf	Mass Storage Unit Exerciser
1983-05.pdf	1983		May-83	1983-05.002.tif.pdf
1983-05.toc.pdf	1983		May-83	1983-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		May-83	1983-05.004.tif.pdf	2-to-26.5-GHz Synthesized Signal Generator Has Internally Leveled Pulse Modulation	this second-generation instrument features microprocessor control, sophisticated sweep capabilities, programmability and enhanced serviceability	William W. Heinz, Paul A. Zander
	1983		May-83	1983-05.008.tif.pdf	Sample-and-Hold Leveling System	a logarithmic amplifer in the feedback loop reduces the effects of loop-gain variations	Ronald K. Larson
	1983		May-83	1983-05.011.tif.pdf	A Wideband YIG-Tuned Multiplier and Pulsed Signal Generation System	this system enhances output power and frequency range and reduces pulse rise time for HP's latest synthesized signal generator	Lawrence A. Stark, Ronald K. Larson
	1983		May-83	1983-05.018.tif.pdf	Compact Digital Cassette Drive for Low-Cost Mass Storage	this portable battery-operated unit uses minicassettes to store programs and data inexpensively for HP-IL systems	David J. Shelley, William A. Buskirk, Charles W. Gibson
	1983		May-83	1983-05.026.tif.pdf	Scientific Pocket Calculator Extends Range of Built-In Functions	matrix operations, complex number functions, integration, and equation solving are only some of the numerous preprogrammed capabilities of HP's lateset scientific calculator, the HP-15C	Joseph P. Tanzini, Paul J. McClellan, Eric A. Evett
	1983		May-83	1983-05.037.tif.pdf	A Pocket Calculator for Computer Science Professionals	this compact, yet powerful pocket calculator is designed for technical professionals working in computer science and digital electronics. Boolean operations and bit manipulation are some of its capabilities	Eric A. Evett
	1983		May-83	1983-05.038.tif.pdf	Real (Floating-Point) Format
	1983		May-83	1983-05.039.tif.pdf	Using the HP-16C
1983-06.pdf	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.002.tif.pdf
1983-06.toc.pdf	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.004.tif.pdf	A Portable Computer for Field, Office, or Bench Applications	this lightweight, battery-powered computer has features that make it an ideal tool for the traveling professional	Anthony S. Ridolfo, Donald E. Morris, Donald L. Morris
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.006.tif.pdf	A Telephone Interface for HP-IL Controllers	now you can access a remote computer system from your hotel room or a telephone booth	Brian G. Spreadbury, Sidnee Snell
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.009.tif.pdf	HP-IL and the HP-75 Portable Computer	HP's interface loop lets the HP-75 control a variety of portable peripherals to store and receive data and print results	Dennis C. York
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.011.tif.pdf	High-Capability Electronics Systems for a Compact, Battery-Operated Computer	here's how to pack a computer with an integral display and card reader into a small ESD-resistant package	Elizabeth Brooks, Timothy F. Myers, Robert J. Livengood, Rex C. Smith
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.013.tif.pdf	Packaging a Portable Computer		Lee S. Mason, Gary G. Lutnesky
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.015.tif.pdf	Electrostatic Discharge Protection for the HP-75		Gregory J. May
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.016.tif.pdf	Handpulled Magnetic Card, Mass Storage System for a Portable Computer	behind the elegant, simple design of the HP-75's internal card reader is some clever engineering work	Kenneth R. Hoecker, James R. Schwartz, Francis A. Young, Dean R. Johnson
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.021.tif.pdf	The HP-75 Production Card Recorder	to supply quality blank and application program cards in quantity is the job of this high-volume, ultrareliable system	David B. Patton
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.025.tif.pdf	Integration of the HP-75's Handpulled Card Reader Electronics in CMOS	both analog and digital circuits are on a single IC	Billy E. Thayer, Thomas J. Arnold
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.028.tif.pdf	A New Family of Pulse and Pulse/Function Generators	here are three compact, easy-to-use instruments with the versatility needed for analog and digital applications over wide frequency and amplitude ranges	Helmut Rossner, Uwe Neumann, Michael Fleischer
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.031.tif.pdf	Feedback Amplifier Has Push-Pull Voltage Output Stage		Michael Fleischer
	1983		Jun-83	1983-06.034.tif.pdf	Designing Bipolar Integrated Circuits for a Pulse/Function Generator Family	the varied capabilities of the three instruments in this family begin with the same three ICs	Volker Eberle, Stephan Traub, Horst Schweikardt, Christian Hentschel, Adolf Leiter
1983-07.pdf	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.002.tif.pdf
1983-07.toc.pdf	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.004.tif.pdf	A High-Speed System for AC Parametric Digital Hardware Analysis	this new 50-MHz stimulus-response system is a state-of-the-art tool for comprehensive and rapid characterization of all types of digital circuits	Andreas Wilbs, Klaus-Peter Behrens
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.005.tif.pdf	Parametric Characterization of Digital Circuits
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.008.tif.pdf	A High-Speed Data Generator for Digital Testing	it offers high timing accuracy, precise pulse-level definition, ease of operation, and versatility	Werner Berkel, Heinz Nussle, Josef Becker, Ulrich Hubner
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.015.tif.pdf	High-Speed Data Analyzer Tests Threshold and Timing Parameters	two innovative features are programmable sampling point delay and real-time compare mode	Bernhard Roth, Ulrich Schottmer, Martin Dietze, Dieter Kible
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.016.tif.pdf	What is Window Comparison?		Martin Dietze
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.019.tif.pdf	Generation of Analog Voltages		Bernhard Roth
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.021.tif.pdf	Testing the Key Specification of the 8182A		Bernhard Roth
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.024.tif.pdf	Interfacing the Device Under Test		Horst Link
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.026.tif.pdf	Data Analyzer Software/Firmware Design	a skilled task dispatcher makes full use of the interrupt structure of the CPU	Roberto Mottola, Eckhard Paul
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.029.tif.pdf	Power Supplies for the Stimulus/Response System	the objectives were high load current and serviceability within a restricted space	Ulrich Otto, Horst Link
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.033.tif.pdf	New Multi-Frequency LCZ Meters Offer Higher-Speed Impedance Measurements	these instruments, combined with an optional interface and a component handler, make production-line measurements of the impedance parameters of discrete electronic components rapidly and accurately at actual operating frequencies	Takeshi Kyo, Toshio Tamamura, Tomio Wakasugi
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.035.tif.pdf	Comparator
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.038.tif.pdf	High-Speed Programmable dc Bias Options
	1983		Jul-83	1983-07.039.tif.pdf	History from the Pages of the Hewlett-Packard Journal
1983-08.pdf	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.002.tif.pdf
1983-08.toc.pdf	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.004.tif.pdf	VLSI Technology Packs 32-Bit Computer System into a Small Package	the new HP 9000 Computer is a compact, highly capable 32-bit computer system that incorporates five very dense integrated circuits made by a highly refined NMOS process	S. Dana Seccombe, Eugene R. Zeller, Joseph W. Beyers
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.008.tif.pdf	An 18-MHz, 32-Bit VLSI Microprocessor	this NMOS IC contains over 450,000 transistors	Mark E. Hammer, Darius F. Tanksalvala, Kevin P. Burkhart, Mark A. Forsyth
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.010.tif.pdf	Instruction Set for a Single-Chip 32-Bit Processor	a stack-oriented design using segmentation forms this command set	James G. Fiasconaro
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.012.tif.pdf	VLSI I/O Processor for a 32-Bit Computer System	this IC uses the same basic circuits as the CPU chip	Fred J. Gross, Donald R. Weiss, William S. Jaffe
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.015.tif.pdf	High-Performance VLSI Memory System	this system provides 256K bytes of memory per card and has a bandwidth of 36M bytesis	Joseph P. Fucetola, Clifford G. Lob, Mark A. Ludwig, Mark J. Reed
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.018.tif.pdf	18-MHz Clock Distribution System	a clock IC provides buffered two-phase, nonoverlapping clocks	Clifford G. Lob, Alexander O. Elkins
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.021.tif.pdf	128K-Bit NMOS Dynamic RAM with Redundancy	extra rows and columns improve chip yield	John R. Spencer, Dale R. Beucler, John K. Wheeler, Charlie G. Kohlhardt
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.024.tif.pdf	Polysilicon Link Fusing and Detection Circuit		Douglas F. DeBoer
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.025.tif.pdf	Finstrate: A New Concept in VLSI Packaging	finstrate combines a copper fin for heat conduction and dissipation with a multilayer substrate for low-capacitance interconnection between ICs	Glen E. Leinbach, Jeffery J. Straw, Guy R. Wagner, Arun K. Malhotra
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.028.tif.pdf	NMOS-III Process Technology	refractory metallization, external contact structures, 1.5 -um wide lines and 1.0- um spaces are used in this VLSI process	Arun K. Malhotra, S. Dana Seccombe, Fung-sun Fei, James M. Mikkelson
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.029.tif.pdf	Polysilicon Link Design		Wiliam C. Terrell
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.030.tif.pdf	Automated Parameter Testing		Fredrick P. LaMaster, O. Douglas Fogg
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.031.tif.pdf	Two-Layer Refractory Metal IC Process	tungsten metallization reduces the risk of electromigration failure	Daniel D. Kessler, Donald E. Novy, Jr., David W. Quint, Norman E. Hendrickson, James P. Roland
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.034.tif.pdf	Defect Control for Yield Improvement		Lawrence A. Hall
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.035.tif.pdf	NMOS-III Photolithography	step-and-repeat optical lithography, two-layer resist, and pellicles are salient features	Martin S. Wilson, Keith G. Bartlett, Howard E. Abraham, Gary L. Hillis, Mark Stolz
	1983		Aug-83	1983-08.037.tif.pdf	Yield Improvement by Use of Pellicles
1983-09.pdf	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.002.tif.pdf
1983-09.toc.pdf	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.004.tif.pdf	A Color Presentation Graphics Workstation	here's a remarkable new workstation family for presentation graphics design, decision support graphics, and graphic art. It features powerful, easy-to-use application software and full block-mode terminal capabilities	William R. Taylor, Kenneth A. Mintz, Catherine M. Potter, Sharon O. Mead
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.006.tif.pdf	Examples of HP 2700 Graphic Art
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.008.tif.pdf	A System for Creating Graphics Presentations		John Alburger, Diane Rodriguez
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.009.tif.pdf	ROM/RAM Intrinsics Strategy
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.010.tif.pdf	Designing Software for High-Performance Graphics	it had to offer advanced graphics features and yet be compatible with other HP graphics terminals	Robert R. Burns, Dale A. Luck
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.016.tif.pdf	Logic Design for a Graphics Subsystem	dedicated graphics hardware provides a quick response time	Craig W. Diserens, Curtis L. Dowdy, William R. Taylor
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.019.tif.pdf	A High-Resolution Color Monitor	it produces 4096 pure colors and is easy to align	Paul G. Winninghoff, Mark Hanlon, Geoffrey G. Moyer
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.020.tif.pdf	EMI Entanglements
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.021.tif.pdf	HP 2700 Power Supply		Craig Diserens
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.023.tif.pdf	The Graphics Workstation as an Extensible Computer Terminal	the terminal subsystem provides an alphanumeric display, keyboard control, datacom, and local device control	Thomas K. Landgraf, Stephen P. Pacheco, Paula H. Ng, Otakar Blazek, Edward Tang
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.026.tif.pdf	A Computer-Aided Test and Tracking System	the test system and the product were designed together	Charles W. Andrews, Michael R. Perkins, Susan Snitzer
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.029.tif.pdf	Product Design of a Friendly Color Graphics Workstation	it doesn't intimidate the user because of its size, noise level, or apparent complexity	Badir M. Mousa, Dennis C. Thompson, Kenneth D. Boetzer, Mark A. Della Bona
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.030.tif.pdf	Display Enhancement
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.031.tif.pdf	HP 2700 Graphics Input Devices
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.032.tif.pdf	AUTOPLOT/2700: A Single Approach to Custom Chart Generation	this software will make most of the decisions or leave them to the user	John M. Perry, Stanley A. Balazer
	1983		Sep-83	1983-09.035.tif.pdf	PAINTBRUSH/2700: A General-Purpose Picture Creator	whether novice or expert, the graphic artist can create pictures naturally and interactively	John R. Alburger, Jim L. Davis, Diane A. Rodriguez, Barbara A. Stanley
1983-10.pdf	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.002.tif.pdf
1983-10.toc.pdf	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.004.tif.pdf	Ultrasound Imaging: An Overview	by using a beam of ultrasound, it is possible to look at organs and other structures inside the human body without breaking the skin	Arthur M. Dickey, H. Edward Karrer
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.007.tif.pdf	An Ultrasound Imaging System	this instrument views the internal organs and tissues of the human body in real time by directing a beam of short ultrasound pulses into the body and then receiving and processing the acoustic echoes to form a displayed image	Lawrence W. Banks
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.009.tif.pdf	Quantitative Analysis for Ultrasound Imaging	this software allows the cardiologist or obstetrician to measure the length and calculate the area or volume of structures displayed by an ultrasound image	Rachel M. Kinicki
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.014.tif.pdf	A Physician's View of Echocardiographic Imaging	effectively applying the advantages of ultrasound imaging to medical diagnosis requires good equipment and training	Richard L. Popp, M.D
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.018.tif.pdf	An Acoustic Transducer Array for Medical Imaging-Part I	the basic design and fabrication constraints are described	John Larson, II
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.023.tif.pdf	An Acoustic Transducer Array for Medical Imaging-Part II	an equivalent circuit model simplifies the design process	David G. Miller
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.025.tif.pdf	Transducer Test System Design		George A. Fisher
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.027.tif.pdf	Radiated Power Characteristics of Diagnostic Ultrasound Transducers	accurate measurement of acoustic energy is important in ensuring patient safety	Thomas L. Szabo, Gary A. Seavey
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.031.tif.pdf	A Scan Conversion Algorithm for Displaying Ultrasound Images	converting acoustic data in polar coordinates to an undistorted display in rectangular coordinates requires a special technique	Steven C. Leavitt, Hugh C. Larsen, Barry F. Hunt
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.035.tif.pdf	Ultrasound Image Quality	many parameters affect the quality of an ultrasound image	Richard J. Conrad, Richard A. Snyder
	1983		Oct-83	1983-10.040.tif.pdf	Coherent Speckle in Ultrasound Images
1983-11.pdf	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.002.tif.pdf
1983-11.toc.pdf	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.004.tif.pdf	Device-Independent Software for Business Graphics	new programs fortify the electronic office with a choice of graphics interfaces	Yvonne Temple
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.006.tif.pdf	A Decision Support Chartmaker	two user interfaces satisfy the needs of both the nonprogrammer and the sophisticated user	Richard J. Simms, Jr., Janet Elich Morris
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.009.tif.pdf	Business Presentation Aids
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.011.tif.pdf	An Easy-to-Use Chartmaker	it's the simplest way for a nonprogrammer to get a professional-looking chart	Robert W. Dea, Martha Seaver, Richard J. Simms, Jr
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.014.tif.pdf	Convenient Creation and Manipulation of Presentation Aids	draw figures freehand or choose them from a library, then edit them by point-and-push methods	Janet Swift, Chayaboon Purnaveja
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.018.tif.pdf	Graphics Capabilities on a Laser Printer	printers do text documents and plotter produce graphics but this printer can do the whole job	William J. Toms, James C. Bratnober, Tamara C. Baker, Gerald T. Wade
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.024.tif.pdf	Special Report: The Center for Integrated Systems	Hewlett-Packard is helping to launch a new research facility at Stanford and a new approach to industry-university relations in the USA	Frederick H. Gardner
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.030.tif.pdf	CIS Research Topics
	1983		Nov-83	1983-11.033.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard Journal Book Now Available
1983-12.pdf	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.001.tif.pdf
1983-12.toc.pdf	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.003.tif.pdf	Control Hardware for an Ultrasound Imaging System	coordinating the various subsystems, peripherals, and operator commands for HP's diagnostic imaging system requires sophisticated controller hardware	John N. Dukes, Janet R. Accettura, Richard H. Jundanian
	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.006.tif.pdf	Ultrasound System Software	coordinating the operation of the complex subsystem in HP's ultrasound imaging system is a comprehensive software system using an internal bus based on the HP-IB	Joseph M. Luszcz, William A. Koppes, Robert J. Kunz, David C. Hempstead
	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.013.tif.pdf	Electronic Scanner for a Phased-Array Ultrasound Transducer	this subsystem controls the transmission and reception of ultrasound pulses by 64 transducer elements to scan a 90 degree sector and collect data for an ultrasound image	James T. Fearnside, Sydney M. Karp, Ronald D. Gatzke
	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.016.tif.pdf	A Mixing Scheme to Focus a Transducer Array Dynamically	an architecture based on a common summing delay line eliminates the need for many separate delay lines	Robert N. McKnight
	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.020.tif.pdf	Display System for Ultrasound Images	this subsystem collects digital data from ultrasound scanning and physiological waveforms from other amplifiers and processes them for display in a rectangular raster-scan format	James R. Mniece, Raymond G. O'connell, Alwyn P. d'Sa
	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.024.tif.pdf	Video Recording of Ultrasound Images
	1983		Dec-83	1983-12.035.tif.pdf	Fused Silica Capillary Columns for Gas Chromatography		Thomas J. Stark, Bruce L. Ryder, Paul A. Larson
1984-01.pdf	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.001.tif.pdf
1984-01.toc.pdf	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.003.tif.pdf	Two High-Capacity Disc Drives	one of these 404-megabyte drives is the current industry leader in removable disc pack capacity while the other is a lower-cost nonremovable drive	Kent Wilken
	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.005.tif.pdf	A Command Language for Improved Disc Protocol	the goal is a flexible and forward-looking way of communicating between disc and computer	Douglas L. Voigt
	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.007.tif.pdf	Second-Generation Disc Read/Write Electronics	information-packing coding and increased track densities deliver disc storage at one third the cost per megabyte	Robert M. Batey, James D. Becker
	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.012.tif.pdf	Disc Drive Error Detection and Correction Using VLSI	error correction resides entirely within the disc drive for better system performance	Peter M. Galen
	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.014.tif.pdf	Head Positioning in a Large Disc Drive	the objective was to move 14 heads up to 2.1 inches in less than 35 milliseconds and keep them within 75 microinches of the correct position	R. Frank Bell, Eric W. Johnson, R. Keith Whitaker, Roger V. Wilcox
	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.020.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of a Large Disc Drive	a molded cabinet, modularity, and high-volume parts tooling reduce manufacturing time and cost	James H. Smith
	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.023.tif.pdf	High-Capacity Disc Drive Servomechanism Design	complicated servo performance issues were better resolved by separating them from structural constraints	Stephen A. Edwards
	1984		Jan-84	1984-01.029.tif.pdf	Speech Output for HP Series 80 Personal Computers	this module allows a computer to provide informative prompts and alarms, freeing the user from frequent attention to a display	Loren M. Koehler, Timothy C. Mackey
1984-02.pdf	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.002.tif.pdf
1984-02.toc.pdf	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.004.tif.pdf	A New Series of High-Performance Real-Time Computers	the HP 1000 A-Series consists of three compatible processors rated at up to 3 MIPS. They use a new Real-Time Executive operating system and are available in board, box, and system configurations	Marlu E. Allan, Nancy Schoendorf, Craig B. Chatterton, Don M. Cross
	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.008.tif.pdf	An Adaptable 1-MIPS Real-Time Computer	the A700 offers user microprogramming, optional hardward floating-point, and optional error correcting memory	David A. Fotland, Lee S. Moncton, Leslie E. Neft
	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.011.tif.pdf	Designing a Low-Cost 3-MIPS Computer	it's done with pipelining, cache memory, and hardware floating-point but not ECL	Donald A. Williamson, Steven C. Steps, Bruce A. Thompson
	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.014.tif.pdf	Floating-Point Chip Set Speeds Real-Time Computer Operation	the add and multiply chips are fully combinational and produce a 64-bit result in 400 to 900 nonseconds	William H. McAllister, John R. Carlson
	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.021.tif.pdf	New Software Increases Capabilities of Logic Timing Analyzer
	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.023.tif.pdf	Captured Data Storage and Retrieval
	1984		Feb-84	1984-02.025.tif.pdf	Overlay Memory Structure
1984-03.pdf	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.019.tif.pdf
1984-03.toc.pdf	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.004.tif.pdf	A New 32-Bit VLSI Computer Family: Part II - Software	based on HP's proprietary 32-bit VLSI NMOS-III technology, the HP 9000 Series 500 Computers use local area networking and HP-UX, HP's enhanced version of UNIX. An advanced version of BASIC that uses run-time compiling is available on the Model 520 integrated workstation	Michael V. Hetrick, Michael L. Kolesar
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.005.tif.pdf	Contrasting Project Management
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.006.tif.pdf	The Development of a BASIC Language Subsystem
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.008.tif.pdf	HP-UX: Implementation of UNIX on the HP 9000 Series 500 Computer Systems	this enhanced version of UNIX lets a user "port" software from one HP 9000 Computer to another and use software developed on other systems	Scott W. Y. Wang, Jeff B. Lindberg
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.013.tif.pdf	HP-UX: A Corporate Strategy		Michael V. Hetrick
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.016.tif.pdf	An Interactive Run-Time Complier for Enhanced BASIC Language Performance	this technique adds compiled language performance while retaining BASIC's friendly interactive features	David M. Landers, Timothy W. Tillson, Jack D. Cooley, Richard R. Rupp
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.019.tif.pdf	Preserving Programming Investment		Gerrie L. Shults
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.021.tif.pdf	A Local Area Network for the HP 9000 Series 500 Computers	LAN 9000 alllows clustering of HP's latest computer workstations for computer-aided design and sharing of data and resources	John J. Blaza, H. Michael Wenzel, James L. Willits
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.023.tif.pdf	Data Communications for a 32-Bit Computer Workstation	by emulating asynchronous terminals, the Model 520 can exchange data with other systems	Vincent C. Jones
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.027.tif.pdf	A General-Purpose Operating System Kernel for a 32-Bit Computer System	this kernel provides a clean interface between an underlying sophisticated hardware system and high-level user systems	Dennis D. Georg, Benjamin D. Osecky, Stephan D. Scheid
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.029.tif.pdf	Parallel Development of Hardware and Software
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.031.tif.pdf	A System Software Debugger		Alan Silverstein
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.033.tif.pdf	The Design of a General-Purpose Multiple-Processor System	to coordinate the operation of symmetric processors requires some special hardware characteristics and hardware/software tradeoffs	Benjamin D. Osecky, Dennis D. Georg, Robert J. Bury
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.037.tif.pdf	An I/O Subsystem for a 32-Bit Computer Operating System	this subsystem for Series 500 Computers has two main components - a file system and a set of device drivers	Robert M. Lenk, Charles E. Mear, Jr., Marcel E. Meier
	1984		Mar-84	1984-03.043.tif.pdf	Viewpoints: Coping with Prior Invention	what do you do when you find out that someone else invented your new technology first?	Donald L. Hammond
1984-04.pdf	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.002.tif.pdf
1984-04.toc.pdf	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.004.tif.pdf	Low-Dispersion Liquid Chromatography	low dispersion means it takes less sample, less solvent and less time; it's a term coined by HP and implemented in a new high-performance LC system	Robert J. Jonker, Gerard P. Rozing
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.008.tif.pdf	Identification and Quantitation of PTH Amino Acids	the HP 1090 represents a major step forward in the analysis of these compounds	Bernd Glatz, Rainer Schuster
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.009.tif.pdf	Design of the HP 1090 Control System	it's a hierarchical structure with an HP personal computer in command	Herbert Wiederoder, Roland Martin, Juergen Ziegler
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.014.tif.pdf	A New Solvent Delivery System	precision pumps and an advanced control system deliver accurate flow rates over a 5000:1 range	Wolfgang Geiger, Heinrich Vollmer
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.022.tif.pdf	Automatic Liquid Chromatograph Injection and Sampling	precise handling and injection provide high throughput and reduce costs	Wolfgang Kretz, Hans-Georg Hartl
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.025.tif.pdf	Mobile Phase Preheater Ensures Precise Control of LC Column Temperature	column temperature has become an important separation parameter	Helge Schrenker
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.027.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost LC Filterphotometric Detection System	it offers more flexibility and better detectability and selectivity then others in its class	Axel Wiese, Bernhard Dehmer, Thomas Dorr, Gunter Hoschele
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.032.tif.pdf	A High-Speed Spectrophotometric LC Detector	it's designed for high-speed data acquisition and for qualitative and quantitative analyses using the latest columns	Joachim Leyrer, Gunter E. Nill, Detiev Hadbawnik, Gunter Hoschele, Joachim Dieckmann
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.039.tif.pdf	Speed Requirements for Data Acquisition in Photodiode Array HPLC Detectors
	1984		Apr-84	1984-04.045.tif.pdf	New Technologies in the HP 1090 Liquid Chromatograph	some of the new technologies aren't so new	Alfred Maute
1984-05.pdf	1984		May-84	1984-05.001.tif.pdf
1984-05.toc.pdf	1984		May-84	1984-05.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		May-84	1984-05.003.tif.pdf	Putting a 32-Bit Computer System in a Desktop Workstation	a modular packaging approach provides a powerful computer workstation for computer-aided design and engineering applications	Jack L. Burkman, Robert L. Brooks, Ronald P. Dean, paul F. Febvre, Michael K. Bowen
	1984		May-84	1984-05.006.tif.pdf	Low-Tech Modeling for Better Design		Steven R. Anderson
	1984		May-84	1984-05.010.tif.pdf	The Toleranced Design of the Model 520 Computer		Joseph R. Milner
	1984		May-84	1984-05.012.tif.pdf	Color Graphics Display for an Engineering Workstation	this display has performance appropriate for HP's latest desktop computer, yet retains compatibility with graphics software developed on earlier computers	Daniel G. Schmidt
	1984		May-84	1984-05.013.tif.pdf	Detached Keyboard Option for the Model 520 Computer
	1984		May-84	1984-05.016.tif.pdf	BASIC Language Graphics Subsystem for a 32-Bit Workstation	multiple device access, 3-D primitives, and input device tracking are some of the features	Kenneth W. Lewis, Alan D. Ward, Xuan Bui
	1984		May-84	1984-05.020.tif.pdf	Multiprogramming in Model 520 BASIC		Robert J. Bury
	1984		May-84	1984-05.021.tif.pdf	I/O Features of Model 520 BASIC	a transfer process for overlapped I/O and a unified I/0 resource concept improve performance and simplify programming	Gary D. Fritz, Michael L. Kolesar
	1984		May-84	1984-05.022.tif.pdf	BASIC Language I/O Examples
	1984		May-84	1984-05.023.tif.pdf	Circular Buffer Operation
	1984		May-84	1984-05.024.tif.pdf	A Compact, Reliable Power Supply for an Advanced Desktop Computer	this module can deliver 550W among 12 outputs and occupies a volume less than 400 cubic inches	Jack L. Burkman, Howell R. Felsenthal, Thomas O. Meyer, Warren C. Pratt
	1984		May-84	1984-05.028.tif.pdf	An Automated Power Supply Test Station
	1984		May-84	1984-05.031.tif.pdf	Compact 32-Bit System Processing Units	two package designs, 32-bit multiprocessor architecture and a sophisticated self-test system provide multiuser computer systems with a rugged, powerful, easy-to-service mainframe processing unit	Kevin W. Allen, Paul C. Christofanelli, Robert E. Kuseski, Ronald D. Larson, David Maitland, Larry J. Thayer
1984-06.pdf	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.002.tif.pdf
1984-06.toc.pdf	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.004.tif.pdf	A Parametric Test System for Accurate Measurement of Wafer-Stage ICs	special test instruction software and a hardware system fully characterized up to the measurement pins of the test head make this system easy to use for accurate parametric evaluations	Yoh Narimatsu, Keiki Kanafuji
	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.006.tif.pdf	Some Examples of 4062A Applications
	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.010.tif.pdf	Powerful Test System Software Provides Extensive Parametric Measurement Capabillity	an easy-to-use set of test instructions, "dry" switching of test relays, and a utility for specifying wafer probing patterns provide powerful support for users of HP's semiconductor test sytem	Takuo Banno
	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.013.tif.pdf	A High-Speed 1-MHz Capacitance/Conductance Meter for Measuring Semiconductor Parameters	this fast, high-resolution instrument is equipped with a built-in timer, a sweepable dc bias source, and a pulse generator for high-speed C-t and C-V measurements	Tomoyuki Akiyama, Kenzo Ishiguro
	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.027.tif.pdf	An Electronic Tool for Analyzing Software Performance	improving software performance requires measurement of program activity and duration under different conditions. This subsystem for the HP 64000 Logic Development System makes it easy to obtain such data	Gail E. Hamilton, Andrew J. Blasciak, Joseph A. Hawk, Brett K. Carver
	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.034.tif.pdf	Counter Module Simplifies Measurements on Complex Waveforms	this gated universal counter module provides counter accuracy to complement the HP 1980A/B Oscilloscope Meaurement System's flexible setup and display capabilities	Donald J. Smith, Johnnie L. Hancock, Thomas K. Bohley
	1984		Jun-84	1984-06.040.tif.pdf	Random Phase Modulation Breaks Coherence for High-Resolution Averaging
1984-07.pdf	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.002.tif.pdf
1984-07.toc.pdf	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.004.tif.pdf	A New Handheld Computer for Technical Professionals	this small computational tool functions both as a BASIC-programmable computer and as an advanced scientific calculator. Equipped with the appropriate modules, it can control instruments, store and retrieve data and programs, perform complex number and matrix calculations, or be used for software development	Susan L. Wechsler
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.007.tif.pdf	Calculator Mode for a Handheld Computer		Stephen Abell
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.009.tif.pdf	HP-IL Interface Module for the HP-71B Computer		Nathan Zelle, Jackie Hunt
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.011.tif.pdf	Soft Configuraiton Enhances Flexibility of Handheld Computer Memory
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.015.tif.pdf	Custom CMOS Architecture for a Handheld Computer	a 4-bit CPU provides a 512K-byte address space and uses a 64-bit internal word size	James P. Dickie
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.018.tif.pdf	Packaging the HP-71B Handheld Computer
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.023.tif.pdf	Module Adds Curve-Fitting and Optimization Capabilities to the HP-71B	this plug-in ROM can fit data to a variety of built-in functions, or, given a function of up to 20 variables, find values for local minima or maxima	Stanley M. Blascow, Jr., James A. Donnelly
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.024.tif.pdf	An Optimization Example
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.026.tif.pdf	ROM Extends Numerical Function Set of Handheld Computer	full use of complex variables, integration, matrix algebra, and polynomial root finding are some of the capabilities provided by this plug-in module	Laurence W. Grodd, Charles M. Patton
	1984		Jul-84	1984-07.038.tif.pdf	Plug-In Module Adds FORTH Language and Assembler to a Handheld Computer	this ROM adds an alternate programming language and the ability to define new BASIC keywords or FORTH primitives	Robert M. Miller
1984-08.pdf	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.002.tif.pdf
1984-08.toc.pdf	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.005.tif.pdf	Touchscreen Personal Computer Offers Ease of Use and Flexibility	this powerful 16-bit computer offers an industry standard operating system, many integrated software packages, high-resolution graphics, sophisticated data communications, built-in terminal capabillities, and of course - the touchscreen	Srinivas Sukumar
	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.007.tif.pdf	Operating System and Firmware of the HP 150 Personal Computer	the industry standard MS-DOS operating system makes available a large amount of software	Laurie E. Pollero Wood, Charles H. Whelan
	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.012.tif.pdf	The HP 150 Touchscreen: An Interactive User Input Device for a Personal Computer	it has adequate resolution, doesn't degrade the display and is reliable	Peter R. Straton, Scott R. McClelland, Thomas E. Kilbourn
	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.016.tif.pdf	Applications Software for the Touchscreen Personal Computer	HP-developed text editing, card file, graphics, spreadsheet, and calculator packages are designed to maximize the benefits of the touchscreen	Peter S. Showman, Karl W. Pettis, Karlie J. Arkin, Jeffrey A. Spoelstra, John Price, W. Bruce Culbertson, Robert D. Shurtleff, Jr.
	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.026.tif.pdf	Hardware Design of the HP 150 Personal Computer	it's really two products - a computer and a terminal	John E. Watkins, Patricia A. Brown, George Szeman, Susan E. Carrie
	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.029.tif.pdf	Software Graphics in the HP 150
	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.031.tif.pdf	Personal Computer Printer is User Installable	you just drop it into the top of the HP 150	Joseph D. Barbera
	1984		Aug-84	1984-08.035.tif.pdf	A Standard Keyboard Family for HP Computer Products	it's designed to meet ergonomic requirements, satisfy user preferences, be easily customized, and be produced in high volume at low cost	Lorenzo Dunn, Michael R. Perkins
1984-09.pdf	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.002.tif.pdf
1984-09.toc.pdf	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.005.tif.pdf	Transmission Impairment Measuring Set Simplifies Testing of Complex Voice and Data Circuits	this new TIMS' comprehensive measurement capabilities and powerful master/slave mdoe offer Bell-standard telephone companies and data communications users faster, more reliable testing and troubleshooting	David R. Novotny, Jeffrey Tomberlin, Charles P. Hill, James P. Quan, Gordon A. Jensen, Jerry D. Morris
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.011.tif.pdf	TIMS Mechanical Design		Ernie Hastings
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.013.tif.pdf	Weight, Size and Noise Impact Power Supply and Disply Design		Kurt R. Goldsmith
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.014.tif.pdf	Master/Slave TIMS Operation Increases Productivity	one skilled craftsperson and two TIMS can do the job	Teresa L. Reh
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.015.tif.pdf	How Master/Slave Mode Works
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.016.tif.pdf	Testing the TIMS	innovative approaches ensure correct performance and reliability of hardware and software	Allan W. Dodge, Scott S. Neal, Kurt R. Goldsmith
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.020.tif.pdf	Semiconductor Research Corporation: A Perspective on Cooperative Research	Hewlett-Packard and other U.S. makers and users of semiconductor devices join forces to support universities in an innovative microelectronics research program	Richard A. Lucic
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.027.tif.pdf	A Hyphenation Algorithm for HPWord	originally developed for the Dutch version of HPWord, this pattern recognition algorithm can be adapted to hyphenate words in many different languages	Paul R. Smit
	1984		Sep-84	1984-09.032.tif.pdf	Designing Software for the International Market	a designer has to allow for differences in spelling, syntax, character sets, times, data formats, terminal capabilities, and many other factors	Heather Wilson, Michael J. Shaw
1984-10.pdf	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.002.tif.pdf
1984-10.toc.pdf	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.005.tif.pdf	The HP 3065 Board Test Family: A System Overview	this board test system features menu-driven automatic test generation, high digital IC throughput, overdrive protection, multiple test stations, and networking capability	Thomas R. Fay, John E. McDermid
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.007.tif.pdf	HP Q-STAR
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.010.tif.pdf	Confirmation-Diagnostics		Randy W. Holmberg
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.012.tif.pdf	Automatic Test Program Generation for Digital Board Testing	the user is freed from having to assign test inputs and outputs and define test patterns for most devices	Robert E. Balliew
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.014.tif.pdf	Board Test Connection Terminology
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.015.tif.pdf	Digital Subsystem for a Board Test System	a keep/toggle vector definition scheme reduces storage requirements and increases test throughput	Matthew L. Snook, Michael A. Teska
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.017.tif.pdf	Digital Test Throughput		Thomas R. Fay
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.021.tif.pdf	Safeguarding Devices Against Stress Caused by In-Circuit Testing	built-in software takes care of this for the HP 3065 user	Vance R. Harwood
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.024.tif.pdf	Extensive Library Simplifies Digital Board Test Setup	test routines for over 2700 common digital devices are part of the HP 3065 software	Randy W. Holmberg
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.026.tif.pdf	An Interpreter-Based Board Test Programming Environment	this high-level language extends BASIC for use in defining circuit board tests	Mark A. Mathieu
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.029.tif.pdf	Testing for Short-Circuit Failures	one has to separate random short-circuits from desired short-circuits and watch out for "phantoms"	T. Michael Hendricks
	1984		Oct-84	1984-10.032.tif.pdf	Reducing Errors in Automated Analog In-Circuit Test Program Generation	careful design is required to generate correct tests for more than 90% of a board's components	John E. McDermid
1984-11.pdf	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.002.tif.pdf
1984-11.toc.pdf	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.005.tif.pdf	An Advanced 5-Hz-to-200-MHz Network Analyzer	this instrument is a complete network analysis system containing an intetgrated three-input receiver subsystem, a graphics display, and a synthesized signal source. Softkey menus and a powerful operating system make it easy to set up and use	Robert A. Witte, Jerry W. Daniels
	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.009.tif.pdf	User-Defined Vector Math Expands Measurement Capabilities		Kenneth M. Voelker
	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.018.tif.pdf	A Broadband Two-Port S-Parameter Test Set	clever transformer and stripline designs allow operation over a frequency range of three decades and one octave	William M. Spaulding
	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.022.tif.pdf	An ADC for a Network Analyzer Receiver	this two-pass-conversion design allows a 12-bit ADC to cover a 17-bit dynamic range	Alan J. Baker
	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.026.tif.pdf	An Industrial Workstation Terminal for Harsh Environments	this terminal is designed to collect production data right at the source on the shop floor in adverse environmental conditions	Jean Bounaix, Jean-Claude Dureau, Jacques Firdmann
	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.027.tif.pdf	How Do You Describe Terminal Ruggedness?
	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.031.tif.pdf	High-Quality, Dot-Matrix Impact Printer Family	easy paper handling, last-form tearoff, graphics, and a friendly control panel are some of the common features	Mark J. DiVittorio
	1984		Nov-84	1984-11.034.tif.pdf	Custom IC Controls Dot-Matrix Impact Printers	this custom integrated circuit performs the complex logic required for controlling the printwires and the printhead carriage motor in a family of high-performance serial dot-matrix printers	Thomas B. Pritchard, David S. Lee
1984-12.pdf	1984		Dec-84	1984-12.001.tif.pdf
1984-12.toc.pdf	1984		Dec-84	1984-12.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1984		Dec-84	1984-12.004.tif.pdf	Versatile Instrument Simplifies Dynamic Signal Analysis at Low Frequencies	analysis of low-frequency signals has many uses in electronic design, vibration studies, and acoustic measurements. This easy-to-use analyzer covers the range from 125uHz to 100 kHz and displays the data in several useful formats	James S. Epstein
	1984		Dec-84	1984-12.006.tif.pdf	Dynamic Signal Analysis for Machinery Maintenance
	1984		Dec-84	1984-12.012.tif.pdf	Hardware Design for a Dynamic Signal Analyzer	a two-pass A-to-D converter, a pseudorandom noise dithering scheme, and custom digital filters are key elements	James S. Epstein, Glenn R. Engel, Donald R. Hiller, Glen L. Purdy, Jr., Bryan C. Hoog, Eric J. Wicklund
	1984		Dec-84	1984-12.017.tif.pdf	Instrument Software for Dynamic Signal Analysis	with many combinations of setup parameters to choose from, friendly softkey control and autocalibration are required. Overlapped processing provides the necessary speed	Glenn R. Engel, Donald R. Hiller
	1984		Dec-84	1984-12.020.tif.pdf	FFT Implementation		Bryan C. Hoog
	1984		Dec-84	1984-12.028.tif.pdf	Custom Digital Filters for Dynamic Signal Analysis	a paired-bit implementation increases processing speed without requiring a higher clock rate	Charles R. Panek, Steven F. Kator
1985-01.pdf	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.002.tif.pdf
1985-01.toc.pdf	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.005.tif.pdf	Optical Stimulus and Receivers for Parametric Testing in Fiber Optics	an optical power source and an optical pulse power meter, both calibrated and programmable, provide reliable device and system testing for the expanding field of fiber optics	Achim Eckert, Wolfgang Schmid
	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.007.tif.pdf	Handling Fiber Optic Components
	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.008.tif.pdf	A Precise, Programmable 850-nm Optical Signal Source	modulated the output using the internal pulse/function generartor or your own external source	Klaus Hoeing, Bernhard Flade, Wolfgang Schmid, Rainer Eggert
	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.009.tif.pdf	Laser Safety Practices
	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.019.tif.pdf	A Versatile, Programmable Optical Pulse Power Meter	ther's a choice of optical heads for operation at 550 to 950 nm or 950 to 1750 nm	Werner Berkel, Michael Goder, Josef Becker, Wilfried Pless, Bernd Maisenbacher, Volker Eberle, Hans Huning
	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.028.tif.pdf	An Optical Receiver for 550 to 950nm	this versatile front end expands the measurement capabilities of electronic test equipment into the fiber optic domain	Gerd Koffmane, Michael Fleischer-Reumann, Emmerich Muller
	1985		Jan-85	1985-01.030.tif.pdf	Optical Standards	precise secondary standards had to be built to test a new line of instruments	Joachim Vobis, Werner Berkel
1985-02.pdf	1985		Feb-85	1985-02.002.tif.pdf
1985-02.toc.pdf	1985		Feb-85	1985-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Feb-85	1985-02.005.tif.pdf	HP Tech Writer: Illustrated Documents for Engineers	this document editing software package for HP 9000 Series 200 Computers electronically merges text with pictures from many HP graphics software packages. Text and graphics appear on the screen as they will in the printed document	Roy E. Anderson, Elaine C. Regelson
	1985		Feb-85	1985-02.011.tif.pdf	Magnetostatic-Wave Devices for Microwave Signal Processing	by locally perturbing the magnetic dipoles formed by spinning electrons in thin ferrimagnetic films, a propagating wave can be initiated. Devices based on this principle can be used to process microwave signals	Waguih S. Ishak, Kok-wai Chang
	1985		Feb-85	1985-02.013.tif.pdf	Magnetic Resonance and YIG-Sphere Devices
	1985		Feb-85	1985-02.015.tif.pdf	Spin Waves and Magnetostatic Waves1
	1985		Feb-85	1985-02.024.tif.pdf	Disk Cache Performance Tools
	1985		Feb-85	1985-02.026.tif.pdf	The MPE-IV Kernal
1985-03.pdf	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.002.tif.pdf
1985-03.toc.pdf	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.005.tif.pdf	HP Maintenance Management: A new Approach to Software Customer Solutions	suggested by an HP customer and designed with extensive customer feedback, this HP 3000 software helps cut the cost of equipment maintenance	Joseph L. Malin, Irving Bunton, Jr.
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.010.tif.pdf	The Need for Plant Maintenance
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.012.tif.pdf	Development of High-Performance, Half-Inch Tape Drive	the design of a low-cost, high-density tape drive for backup of large amounts of on-line computer system memory requires a sophisticated combination of technologies and careful project planning. This new drive's greatly improved reliability reduces maintenance costs and downtime	Richard T. Turley, Hoyle L. Curtis
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.014.tif.pdf	LSI Simplifies Tape Drive Electronic Design		Jimmy L. Shafer
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.016.tif.pdf	System Integration
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.017.tif.pdf	Write and Read Recovery Systems for a Half-Inch Tape Drive	besides the necessary erasing, reading and writing functions, it is important to protect the data from accidental alteration or destruction	Wayne T. Gregory
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.020.tif.pdf	Digital Formatting and Control Electronics for Half-Inch Tape Data Storage	encoding and decoding data transparently in either GCR or PE formats require fairly complex operations. LSI circuits simplify some of the design problems	Jimmy L. Shafer, 19-24
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.026.tif.pdf	Streaming Tape Drive Hardware Design	two microprocessors are required - one for master control and the other for servo control	David J. Van Maren, Robert D. Emmerich, John W. Dong
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.030.tif.pdf	Firmware for a Streaming Tape Drive	support of queued operations keeps the tape streaming and handles all interactions with the user or the host computer	Alan J. Richards, John A. Ruf, Bradfred W. Culp, Virgil K. Russon, David W. Ruska
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.035.tif.pdf	Low-Cost, Highly Reliable Tape Backup for Winchester Disc Drives	designed for use on small to midrange computer systems, this new quarter-inch cartridge tape drive packs up to 67 megabytes onto a single cartridge	Donald A. Ditommaso, Sterling J. Mortensen, John C. Becker
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.038.tif.pdf	Tape/Disc Controller Serves Integrated Peripherals	a fixed disc drive or a quarter-inch tape drive or both can operate in a common environment	Craig L. Miller, Mark L. Gembarowski
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.040.tif.pdf	Cartridge Tape Data Integrity Ensured at Five Levels	the drive has read after write, error correction, and media monitoring capabilities	K. Douglas Gennetten
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.045.tif.pdf	Controlling the Head/Tape Interface	it's critical to data integrity and unit-to-unit interchangeability	Charles H. McConica, David J. Schmeling, Mark E. Wanger, Walter L. Auyer
	1985		Mar-85	1985-03.048.tif.pdf	Software Methodology Preserves Consistency and Creativity	concepts used include hierarchy charts, structured programming, top-down design, structured walkthroughs, and structured analysis	Mark L. Gembarowski
1985-04.pdf	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.002.tif.pdf
1985-04.toc.pdf	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.005.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost Compact, Block-Mode Computer Terminal	the design emphasizes ergonomics and very high reliability as well as low cost and compactness	Michele Prieur, Jean-Louis Chapuis
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.008.tif.pdf	A Reliable, Low-Cost Keyboard Interface		Khambao Panyasak
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.009.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of a Low-Cost Terminal	integral display tilt and swivel mechanisms and a detached low-profile keyboard help it adapt to users' needs	Michel Cauzid
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.010.tif.pdf	VLSI Design in the HP 2392A Terminal	the cost of the CRT control function was reduced by 80% by integrating it in a single VLSI chip	Jean-Jacques Simon
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.014.tif.pdf	A Fast Gate Array Companion for CRT Controller		Freddie Barbut
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.016.tif.pdf	How to Scroll Smoothly		Richard Brabant
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.017.tif.pdf	Fully Automated Production of Display Terminal Printed Circuit Assemblies	DIP and axial inserters install 103 components and a six-axis robot inserts 41 more	Christian-Marcel Dulphy
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.019.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost, Reliable Analog Video Display Terminal Design	a small cabinet with no fan made heat dissipation a major concern	Rene Martinelli, Jean Yves Chatron
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.026.tif.pdf	An Intelligent Plotter for High-Throughput, Unattended Operation	this plotter quickly produces multiple copies of high-quality graphics output for use in presentations and reports. Its high throughput and automatic cut-sheet feeder make it useful for unattended operation in shared environments	Todd L. Russell, Peter L. Ma, Jeffery W. Groenke, Martin L. Stone
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.030.tif.pdf	Low-Mass, Low-Cost Pen-Lift Mechanism for High-Speed Plotting	an adaptive pen up/down cycle reduces pen nib wear without sacrificing plotting speed	Tammy V. Herr, Hatem E. Mostafa
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.032.tif.pdf	The HP 7550A X-Y Servo: State-of-the-Art Performance on a Budget	a 32-bit microprocessor closes three servo loops in this plotter using position and velocity feedback	Kenneth A. Regas, Thomas J. Halpenny, David C. Tribolet
	1985		Apr-85	1985-04.035.tif.pdf	Firmware Provides Simple and Powerful Plotter Operation	polygon area fill, downloadable character sets, and replot and vector buffers are some of the key enhancements	Thomas J. Halpenny
1985-05.pdf	1985		May-85	1985-05.002.tif.pdf
1985-05.toc.pdf	1985		May-85	1985-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		May-85	1985-05.005.tif.pdf	History of Thinkjet Printhead Development	the principle was simple: ejecting a minute droplet of ink by momentarily boiling the ink. Applying it to the design of a commercially viable disposable ink-jet printhead required clever and persistent engineering	Niels Nielsen
	1985		May-85	1985-05.008.tif.pdf	Mass-Producing Thermal Ink-Jet Printheads
	1985		May-85	1985-05.010.tif.pdf	Preventing Hydraulic Crosstalk
	1985		May-85	1985-05.012.tif.pdf	An Inexpensive, Portable Ink-Jet Printer Family	using a disposable ink cartridge and printhead, this low-cost family of printers offers personal computer users high-quality printing in a portable package. Four common I/O interfaces are supported by various members of the family	Thomas R. Braun, Cheryl V. Katen
	1985		May-85	1985-05.014.tif.pdf	Alignment of Bidirectional Text		Dave Lowe, Robert P. Callaway
	1985		May-85	1985-05.015.tif.pdf	Printhead Interconnect		Roy T. Buck
	1985		May-85	1985-05.017.tif.pdf	Custom VLSI Microprocessor System		Ray L. Pickup
	1985		May-85	1985-05.019.tif.pdf	Home Switch Design		Andrew D. Sleeper
	1985		May-85	1985-05.022.tif.pdf	Thermodynamics and Hydrodynamics of the Thermal Ink Jets	clever modeling and computer simulations were done to understand and predict the behavior of a new printing device	Ross R. Allen, William R. Knight, John D. Meyer
	1985		May-85	1985-05.028.tif.pdf	Development of the Thin-Film Structure for the Thinkjet Printhead	using microscopic thin-film devices to vaporize ink for ink-jet printing imposes severe electrical, thermal, mechanical and chemical stresses on the film structures	Eldurkar V. Bhaskar, J. Stephen Aden
	1985		May-85	1985-05.033.tif.pdf	Where the Ink Hits the Paper		David Hackleman
	1985		May-85	1985-05.034.tif.pdf	The Thinkjet Orifice Plate: A Part with Many Functions	this tiny electroformed part conducts ink from the reservoir and channels it to an array of integral minute orifices where it is selectively vaporized to eject ink droplets for printing	Gary L. Siewell, William R. Boucher, Paul H. McCleland
	1985		May-85	1985-05.036.tif.pdf	Electroforming
	1985		May-85	1985-05.039.tif.pdf	Viewpoints: Managing the Development of a New Technology	how you do it may determine the commercial viability of a breakthrough technology	Frank L. Cloutier
1985-06.pdf	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.002.tif.pdf
1985-06.toc.pdf	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.005.tif.pdf	A New Family of Dot Matrix Line Printers	these impact printers are designed for EDP and manufacturing applications. Speeds available are 300, 600, and 900 lines per minute	Bryce E. Jeppsen
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.007.tif.pdf	Dot Matrix Printbar Design and Manufacturing	a new captured-hammer printbar system meets performance needs from 300 to 900 lines per minute	John S. Craven
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.010.tif.pdf	Shuttle System and Packaging of Low-Cost, High-Reliability, 300-lpm Line Printer	simplicity and reliability were the overriding design requirements	Jeffrey M. Lantz, Ben B. Tyson
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.014.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of a Family of High-Speed Impact Line Printers	dot placement accuracy must be maintained with the printbar oscillating at 60 Hz and the paper moving at 900 lpm	George V. McIlvaine, Daniel D. Wheeler, Peter Gysling, Stephen L. Testardi
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.016.tif.pdf	Computer Modeling of a Paper Drive Mechanism
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.018.tif.pdf	Resonance Search Technique		Gary W. Green
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.019.tif.pdf	Cost-Effective, Versatile Line Printer Electronics and Firmware	here's the nerve center that does the formatting, sequencing, controlling and communicating	Phillip R. Luque, Donald K. Wadley, Philip Gordon, 18-23
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.024.tif.pdf	Printer Command Language Provides Feature Set Standard for HP Printers	now applications written for one HP printer won't have to be rewritten to run on another	Ernest F. Covelli, David L. Price, Von L. Hansen
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.028.tif.pdf	Native Language Support for Computer Systems	NLS for the HP 3000 and other HP computers provides hardware and operating system facilities that make application programs easy to translate into other languages	Jonathan E. Bale, Harry E. Kellogg
	1985		Jun-85	1985-06.031.tif.pdf	Native Language Collating Sequences for Europe
1985-07.pdf	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.002.tif.pdf
1985-07.toc.pdf	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.005.tif.pdf	A Protocol Analyzer for EDP Centers and Field Service	it's the latest member of a family that also includes a low-cost portable analyzer for field service and a high-speed BASIC-programmable analyzer for data communications research and development	Aileen C. Appleyard, Roger W. Ruhnow, William Grant Grovenburg, Wayne M. Angevine
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.006.tif.pdf	How Protocol Analysis Can Help
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.011.tif.pdf	Protocol Analyzer Software Development
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.013.tif.pdf	Simple Architecture Provides High Performance for Protocol Analysis	a 68000 microprocessor controls the system. A trap machine provides powerful triggering capabilities	Roger W. Ruhnow, Stephen H. Witt
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.015.tif.pdf	Protocol Analyzer Power Supply Design		Stephen M. Ernst
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.016.tif.pdf	Protocol Analyzer Mechanical Design		Ken Krebs
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.018.tif.pdf	Making a Protocol Analyzer Producible and Serviceable		John R. Rader
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.019.tif.pdf	Serial Data Acquisition and Simulation for a High-speed Protocol Analyzer	the front end is a dedicated processor that interfaces the line under test to the system processor	Dorothy J. Yackle, Mark D. Keisling, Elizabeth Gates Moore, David B. Karlin
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.025.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost, Portable Field Service Protocol Analyzer	it's menu and file compatible with HP's higher-performance analyzers and has many of the same capabilities	Vonn L. Black, Alan Delwiche, Stephen B. Tursich, Chris L. Odell
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.031.tif.pdf	Remote Monitoring and Control of Semiconductor Processing	this addition to HP's Semiconductor Productivity Network acts as a host computer to IC processing equipment, providing remote control and data gathering for fabrication personnel	Wesley H. Higaki
	1985		Jul-85	1985-07.034.tif.pdf	SECS
1985-08.pdf	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.002.tif.pdf
1985-08.toc.pdf	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.005.tif.pdf	Beyond RISC: High-Precision Architecture	an introduction to scaling, complexity and HP's new computer architecture	William S. Worley, Jr., Joel S. Birnbaum
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.006.tif.pdf	Architecture Genealogy
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.012.tif.pdf	Development of a Two-Channel Frequency Synthesizer	combining two independent synthesizers, flexible modulation, and control circuits in a single package, this instrument can generate two-phase, two-tone, pulse, frequency hopping and swept signals	Michael B. Aken, William M. Spaulding
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.016.tif.pdf	Discrete Sweep
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.018.tif.pdf	Two-Channel Synthesizer Phase Calibration
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.020.tif.pdf	Applications of a Two-Channel Synthesizer	multiphase test capability, a frequency agile discrete sweep and other features add up to exceptional versatility	Michael B. Aken
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.021.tif.pdf	Measuring Intermodulation Distortion with a Two-channel Synthesizer
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.022.tif.pdf	Synthesizer Firmware for User Interface and Instrument Control	a friendly and reliable user interface was the primary objective	Katherine F. Potter, David A. Bartle
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.026.tif.pdf	A High-Level Active Mixer	when noise considerations are properly addressed, active designs have some distinct advantages	William M. Spaulding
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.031.tif.pdf	Automated Test Data Collection for IC Manufacturing	collecting, storing and analyzing data from a variety of test equipment and CPUs that use different formats, languages, and protocols is made possible by this software product for HP's Semiconductor Productivity Network	Reed I. White
	1985		Aug-85	1985-08.033.tif.pdf	EA-10 Data Analysis System
1985-09.pdf	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.002.tif.pdf
1985-09.toc.pdf	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.005.tif.pdf	VLSI Delivers Low-Cost, Compact HP 3000 Computer System	this entry-level, user-installable computer system runs the same software as the largest HP 3000, but fits under a table and is much quieter than than a typewriter	Frank E. La Fetra, Jr., James H. Holl
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.007.tif.pdf	High-Volume Test Strategy		Dennis Bowers
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.008.tif.pdf	Simplicity in a Microcoded Computer Architecture	simplicity means more efficient use of silicon without sacrificing performance	Frederic C. Amerson
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.011.tif.pdf	Using a Translator for Creating Readable Microcode		Skip La Fetra
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.013.tif.pdf	Booting 64-Bit WCS Words from a 32-Bit-Wide ROM Word		Skip La Fetra, Chris Shaker
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.014.tif.pdf	Simulation Ensures Working First-Pass VLSI Computer System	a simulator with the improbably name "Faster Than Light" was the essential tool	John R. Obermeyer, Malcolm E. Woodward, Paul L. Rogers, Patria G. Alvarez, Greg L. Gilliam
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.018.tif.pdf	Creative Ways to Obtain Computer System Debug Tools	the ways include an off-the-shelf microcomputer and a virtual software debugging panel	William M. Parrish, Eric B. Decker, Edwin G. Wong
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.021.tif.pdf	The Role of a Programmable Breakpoint Board		Mehraban Jam
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.023.tif.pdf	Virtual Microcode Memory		Chris Shaker
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.024.tif.pdf	New Cardiograph Family with ECG Analysis Capability	these three new HP cardiographs, in addition to recording traditional ECG waveforms, can perform differing levels of measurements and analysis to aid diagnosis of heart behavior	Peter H. Dorward, Steven A. Scampini, Robert H. Banta Jr
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.025.tif.pdf	ECG Storage and Transmission		Charles C. Monroe
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.028.tif.pdf	Artifact Indication
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.030.tif.pdf	Computer-Aided ECG Analysis	special signal processing and algorithms are required to detect various ECG abnormalities	John C. Doue, Anthony G. Vallance
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.031.tif.pdf	EGG Criteria Language
	1985		Sep-85	1985-09.035.tif.pdf	Pediatric Criteria
1985-10.pdf	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.002.tif.pdf
1985-10.toc.pdf	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.005.tif.pdf	A Multitasking Personal Computer System for the Technical Professional	the Integral PC provides high-performance multitasking operation, mass storage, graphics and text output, and instrument I/O in a compact, transportable package	Nelson A. Mills, Tim J. Williams
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.007.tif.pdf	Electronics System for a Transportable Computer	a clever memory manager and simple, low-cost system logic design are key elements	David L. Kepler, James A. Espeland
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.011.tif.pdf	Custom Graphics Processor Unit for the Integral PC	this special-purpose microprocessor can control the internal bit-mapped flat-panel display or external CRT monitors	Dean M. Heath
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.013.tif.pdf	High-Quality Electroluminescent Display for a Personal Workstation	an energy-recovery drive scheme keeps power requirements below 15 watts	Marvin L. Higgins
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.019.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of the Integral PC: Not Just Desktop Computer with a Handle	able to fit under an airline seat, the package contains an ink-jet printer, a disc drive, a detachable keyboard, and space for an optional mouse	Thomas A. Pearo
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.022.tif.pdf	Reducing Glare with Circular Polarizers
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.023.tif.pdf	A UNIX Operating System Adapted for a Technical Personal Computer	this approach eliminates the need for a hard disc and adds real-time priority to a multitasking operating system	Ray M. Fajardo, Robert C. Cline, James R. Andreas, Andrew L Rood
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.029.tif.pdf	A Friendly UNIX Operating System User Interface	a window manager and an adaptation of the Personal Appllications Manager used in the HP 150 Computer make it simpler for the novice to use a UNIX multitasking system	Jon A. Brewster, Karen S. Helt, James N. Phillips, 28-33
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.031.tif.pdf	Personal Applications Manager		Brock Krizan
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.034.tif.pdf	Data Communications		Fred Taft
	1985		Oct-85	1985-10.035.tif.pdf	Printer and Plotter Drivers
1985-11.pdf	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.002.tif.pdf
1985-11.toc.pdf	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.005.tif.pdf	Thin-Film Memory Disc Development	developing a new recording medium for disc memories required careful attention to the development and characterization of materials, processess and test systems	Bruce F. Spenner, Charles C. Morehouse, David J. Bromley, Edward S. Murdock, Richard A. Baugh, James E. Opfer, Bangalore R. Natarajan
	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.007.tif.pdf	M-H Loop Measurements		Robin P. Giffard, Victor W. Hesterman
	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.009.tif.pdf	A Laser Particle Scanner		Richard E. Elder
	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.012.tif.pdf	Dynamic Testing of Thin-Film Magnetic Recording Discs	a modular approach is a key element	John Hodges, Keith S. Roskelley, Dennis R. Edson
	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.022.tif.pdf	In-Line Sputtering Deposition System for Thin-Film Disc Fabrication	a sophisticated control system and physical design moves the discs from one deposition step to the next without exposing the discs to atmospheric conditions between steps	George A. Drennan, Michael B. Jacobson, Robert J. Lawton
	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.026.tif.pdf	Thin-Film Disc Reliability-the Conservative Approach	wear, friction, and corrision must be evaluated and controlled	Stephan P. Howe, Paul Poorman, Clifford K. Day, C. Girvin Harkins
	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.035.tif.pdf	Manufacturing Thin-Film Discs	optimizing disc fabrication has a major effect on disc drive product cost and quality	Darrel R. Bloomquist, Glenn E. Moore, Jr., Richard S. Seymour
	1985		Nov-85	1985-11.037.tif.pdf	Thin-Film Discs: Magnetic, Electrical, and Mechanical Design	when the magnetic and electrical parameters require a head to fly only 200 nm above a disc, surface smoothness becomes an important design parameter	Michael C. Allyn, Peter R. Goglia, Scott R. Smay
1985-12.pdf	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.002.tif.pdf
1985-12.toc.pdf	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.005.tif.pdf	A High-Performance Signal Generator for RF Communications Testing
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.007.tif.pdf	User Interface and Internal Controller for an RF Signal Generator	the power of a 68000 microprocessor makes the instrument friendly, both to the user and to automatic systems it may be part of	Albert Einstein Lassiter, Charles R. Kogler
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.010.tif.pdf	Display Design
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.011.tif.pdf	Signal Generator Service Features Maximize Uptime	built-in are self-tests and service features for fault location and field recalibration	Thomas R. Faulkner, Brian M. Miller, Mark A. Niemann, Earl C. Herleikson, Ronald J. Mayer
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.014.tif.pdf	Electrically Erasable PROM Storage for Calibration Data
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.015.tif.pdf	Internally Modular Signal Generator Mechanical Design	each module is like a mini-instrument that is easily replaceable in the field	Michael B. Jewell, Mark W. Johnson
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.019.tif.pdf	Wide-Frequency-Range Signal Generator Output Section Design	output power amplification and control, amplitude modulation, and reverse power protection are handled here	Marvin W. Wagner, Robert R. Collison, James B. Summers, Bryan D. Ratliff
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.025.tif.pdf	Signal Generator Frequency Synthesizer Design	six phase-locked loops minimize phase noise and spurious outputs and provide high-accuracy, low distortion angle modulation	Michael T. Wende
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.030.tif.pdf	Computer Analysis of Oscillator Loop Gain, Phase, and Q
	1985		Dec-85	1985-12.032.tif.pdf	Audio Modulation Section for an RF Signal Generator	included is a low-distortion, variable-modulation audio signal source	Gary L. Tong
1986-01.pdf	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.001.tif.pdf
1986-01.toc.pdf	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.004.tif.pdf	Compilers for the New Generation of Hewlett-Packard Computers	compilers are particularly important for the reduced-complexity, high-precision architecture of the new machines. They make it possible to relize the full potential of the new architecture	Jon W. Kelley, Deborah S. Coutant, Carol L. Hammond
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.006.tif.pdf	Components of the Optimizer		Suneel Jain
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.016.tif.pdf	An Optimization Example
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.020.tif.pdf	A Stand-Alone Measurement Plotting System	this compact laboratory instrument serves as an X-Y recorder, a low-frequency waveform recorder, a digital plotter, or a data acquisition system	Thomas H. Daniels, John Fenoglio
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.022.tif.pdf	Eliminating Potentiometers		Stephen D. Goodman
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.024.tif.pdf	Digital Control of Measurement Graphics	putting a microprocessor in the servo loop is a key feature. A vector profiling algorithm is another	Steven T. Van Voorhis
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.027.tif.pdf	Measurement Graphics Software	this package simplifies measuring, recording, plotting, and annotating low-frequency phenomena	Francis E. Bockman, Emil Maghakian
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.032.tif.pdf	Analog Channel for a Low-Frequency Waveform Recorder	no potentiometers are used in this design that automatically zeros and calibrates its input ranges	Jorge Sanchez
	1986		Jan-86	1986-01.036.tif.pdf	Usability Testing: A Valuable Tool for PC Design	evaulating the experiences of users unfamiliar with a new computer product can provide valuable guidance to the designer and the documentation preparer	Daniel B. Harrington
1986-02.pdf	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.002.tif.pdf
1986-02.toc.pdf	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.005.tif.pdf	Gallium Arsenide Lowers Cost and Improves Performance of Microwave Counters	a proprietary GaAs sampling integrated circuit is the basis for a new family of microwave counters that operate up to 40 GHz	Scott R. Gibson
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.006.tif.pdf	Creating Useful Diagnostics		Sally Martin
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.008.tif.pdf	Manufacturing Advances		Tom Beckman
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.010.tif.pdf	A New Power Transformer		Bo Garrison
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.012.tif.pdf	Optimum Solution for IF Bandwidth and LO Frequencies in a Microwave Counter	inequalities involving the IF bandwidth and LO frequencies were used as constraints in a computer-solved linear programming problem	Luiz Peregrino
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.016.tif.pdf	Seven-Function Systems Multimeter Offers Extended Resolution and Scanner Capabilities	this new 3 1/2 to 6 1/2 digit DMM measures frequency and period as well as dc and ac voltage, dc and ac current, and resistance. Extended resolution provides an extra digit	Thomas G. Rodine, Joseph E. Mueller, Scott D. Stever, Ronald K. Tuttle, Douglas W. Olsen
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.025.tif.pdf	Advanced Scalar Analyzer System Improves Precision and Productivity in R&D and Production Testing	this "voltmeter for the microwave engineer" measures insertion loss and gain, return loss and power quickly and accurately	Frederic W. Woodhull, II, John C. Faick, Kenneth A. Richter, Joseph Rowell, Jr., Jacob H. Egbert, Douglas C. Bender, Keith F. Anderson
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.030.tif.pdf	Scalar Analyzer System Error Correction
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.034.tif.pdf	Calibrator Accessory
	1986		Feb-86	1986-02.038.tif.pdf	Voltage-Controlled Device Measurements
1986-03.pdf	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.002.tif.pdf
1986-03.toc.pdf	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.005.tif.pdf	An Introduction to Hewlett-Packard's AI Workstation Technology	here is an overview of HP artifical intelligence workstation research efforts and their relationship to HP's first AI product, a Common Lisp Development Environment	Martin R. Cagan
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.008.tif.pdf	HP's University AI Program		Seth Fearey
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.016.tif.pdf	A Defect Tracking System for the UNIX Environment	created in response to a lack of effective defect tracking and analysis tools for software development, DTS in now used by 24 HP divisions	Steven R. Blair
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.019.tif.pdf	Contents of a Defect Report
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.020.tif.pdf	A Toolset for Object-Oriented Programming in C	object-oriented programming seeks to encapsulate entities in a program into objects, methods, and messages. It is useful for writing highly dynamic software that is well-structured and easily maintainable. This paper presents a set of tools that support object-with-methods-data structuring	Gregory D. Burroughs
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.024.tif.pdf	APPENDIX
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.025.tif.pdf	Tools for Automating Software Test Package Execution	developed by one HP division and now used by others, these two tools reduce the time it takes to develop test packages and make it easy to reuse test packages in regression testing	Craig D. Fuget, Barbara J. Scott
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.029.tif.pdf	Using Quality Metrics for Critical Application Software	software metrics have been used to evaluate the quality of a computer-based medical device produced by a large-scale software development project	William T. Ward
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.033.tif.pdf	P-PODS: A Software Graphical Design Tool	P-PODS enforces formal software design, allows designs to be maintained on-line and produces output suitable for design walkthroughs	Robert W. Dea, Vincent J. d'Angelo
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.036.tif.pdf	Triggers: A Software Testing Tool	triggers as a software testing methods focuses on testing the boundary conditions of the software, and enables the software tester to be more productive	John R. Bugarin
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.038.tif.pdf	Hierarchy Chart Language Aids Software Development	HCL is used by software designers at several Hewlett-Packard Divisions to speed up the process of generating hierarchy charts	Bruce A. Thompson, David J. Ellis
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.044.tif.pdf	Module Adds Data Logging Capabilities to the HP-71B Computer	this 64K-byte plug-in ROM offers new BASIC language keywords for control of a battery-powered data acquisition and control unit and nine application programs for data capture, presentation, and transmission to host computers	James A. Donnelly
	1986		Mar-86	1986-03.046.tif.pdf	System Monitor Example
1986-04.pdf	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.002.tif.pdf
1986-04.toc.pdf	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.005.tif.pdf	A Data Acquisition System for a 1-GHz Digitizing Oscilloscope	random retetitive sampling yields an equivalent digitizing rate of 100 GHz for repetitive signals	Kenneth Rush, Danny J. Oldfield
	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.006.tif.pdf	General-Purpose 1-GHz Digitizing Oscilloscopes
	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.012.tif.pdf	High-Performance Probe System for a 1-GHz Digitizing Oscilloscope	because a typical system includes more than one class of signal, a versatile probe system is a must	Arnold S. Berger, Kenneth Rush, William H. Escovitz
	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.021.tif.pdf	Waveform Graphics for a 1-GHz Digitizing Oscilloscope	fast plotting algorithms approximate the feel of an analog oscilloiscope	Rodney T. Schlater
	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.027.tif.pdf	Hardware Implementation of a High-Performance Trigger System	the trigger system resembles the front end of a logic analyzer	Scott A. Genther, Eddie A. Evel
	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.034.tif.pdf	1-GHz Digitizing Oscilloscope Uses Thick-Film Hybrid Technology	some new processes were developed and some old ones were improved	Derek E. Toeppen
	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.038.tif.pdf	A Modular Power Supply	a primary assembly drives two switching mode dc-to-dc converters	Jimmie D. Felps
	1986		Apr-86	1986-04.041.tif.pdf	Program Helps Teach Digital Microwave Radio Fundamentals	the student is able to observe a model communications system and see the results of noise, fading and nonlinearities	Christen K. Pedersen
1986-05.pdf	1986		May-86	1986-05.002.tif.pdf
1986-05.toc.pdf	1986		May-86	1986-05.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		May-86	1986-05.005.tif.pdf	Low-Cost Automated Instruments for Personal Computers	designed for the automated test and measurement requirements of a wide range of technical professionals, the components of this personal computer-based system include eight of the most widely used electronic instruments in modular, stackable cases	William T. Walker, Charles J. Rothschild, 3rd, Robert C. Sismilich
	1986		May-86	1986-05.007.tif.pdf	PC Instruments Modules		Allan Levine
	1986		May-86	1986-05.008.tif.pdf	Instrumentless Front-Panel Program Demonstrates Product Concept
	1986		May-86	1986-05.009.tif.pdf	Versatile Microcomputer is Heart of PC Instruments Oscilloscope Module		Dennis J. Weller
	1986		May-86	1986-05.011.tif.pdf	Mechanical and Industrial Design of the PC Instruments Cabinet		George Kononenko, David Schlesinger
	1986		May-86	1986-05.012.tif.pdf	PCIB: A Low-Cost, Flexible Instrument Control Interface for Personal Computers	two independent channels for serial and parallel communication are key to its design	William L. Hughes, Kent W. Luehman
	1986		May-86	1986-05.015.tif.pdf	A Custom HQMOS Bus Interface IC		diana G. Bostick, Ricky L. Pettit
	1986		May-86	1986-05.018.tif.pdf	Interactive Computer Graphics for Manual Instrument Control	using a PC's CRT screen as an instrument's front panel simplifies control and lowers the instrument's cost	William T. Walker, Robert C. Sismilich
	1986		May-86	1986-05.021.tif.pdf	Mouse in Danger: Managing Graphics Objects		Daniel J. Martin
	1986		May-86	1986-05.023.tif.pdf	Oscilloscope Software Leverages Previous Concepts and Algorithms		Helen Muterspaugh, Mimi Beaudoin
	1986		May-86	1986-05.025.tif.pdf	Automated Testing of Interactive Graphics User Interfaces		Buck H. Chan
	1986		May-86	1986-05.027.tif.pdf	Industrial Design of Soft Front Panels		david Schlesinger
	1986		May-86	1986-05.028.tif.pdf	HP-IB Command Library for MS-DOS Systems	PC users can now control and use high-performance instruments with this software package and an appropriate HP-IB 9IEEE 488/IEC 625) interface	David L. Wolpert
	1986		May-86	1986-05.030.tif.pdf	Case Study: PC Instruments Counter Versus Traditional Counters	combining the power of a personal computer with the measurement capabillity of a low-cost module with no front-panel controls of its own can be an attractive alternative to using traditional instruments for the owner of a personal computer	Edward Laczynski, Robert V. Miller
	1986		May-86	1986-05.033.tif.pdf	Reciprocal Counting in Firmware
	1986		May-86	1986-05.034.tif.pdf	Salicide: Advanced Metallization for Submicrometer VLSI Circuits	a self-aligned titanium silicde process can be used to provide lower contact and interconnect resistances in VLSI circuits if one accounts for the effects of impurities, dopant redistribution, phase formation, and grain growth	Jun Amano
1986-06.pdf	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.002.tif.pdf
1986-06.toc.pdf	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.005.tif.pdf	Integrated Circuit Procedural Language	ICPL is a Lisp-embedded procedural layout language for VLSI design. Circuit design in ICPL involves writing and working with programs that resemble procedures, take parameters, and can use the full symbolic programming power of Lisp. This allows circuit designers to write high-level software that procedurally builds ICs	Paul K. Yip, Jeffrey A. Lewis, Andrew A. Berlin, Allan J. Kuchinsky
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.009.tif.pdf	Knowledge-Assisted Design and the Area Estimation Assistant		Benjamin Y.M. Pan, Michael How, Allan J. Kuchinsky
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.012.tif.pdf	New Methods for Software Development for Just-in-Time Manufacturing	new approaches in prototyping, next-bench involvement, performance modeling, and project management created a high-quality software product in the absence of standards or existing systems	Robert A. Passell, Raj K. Bhargava, Teri L. Lombardi, Alvina Y. Nishimoto
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.014.tif.pdf	Comparing Manufacturing Methods
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.021.tif.pdf	The Role of Doppler Ultrasound in Cardiac Diagnosis	in ultrasound imaging, a pulse of acoustic energy is transmitted into the human body and the strengths of the returning echoes from various organs and tissues are used to form an image on a display screen. Further information about blood flow and movement can be gained by measuring the shifts in the frequency of the echoes	Raymond G. O'Connell Jr
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.027.tif.pdf	Doppler Effect: History and Theory	data about blood flow anomalies can be obtained by observing the shift in frequency of ultrasonic imaging pulse echoes	Paul A. Magnin
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.028.tif.pdf	Johann Christian Doppler
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.032.tif.pdf	Power and Intensity Measurements for Ultrasonic Doppler Imaging Systems	carefully controlling the acoustic energy transmitted into the human body requires accurate analysis methods	James Chen
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.036.tif.pdf	Extraction of Blood Flow Information Using Doppler-Shifted Ultrasound	frequency shifts in ultrasonic echoes are detected by means of specially designed filters and a quadrature sampler	Karl E. Thiele, Leslie I. Halberg
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.038.tif.pdf	Continuous-Wave Doppler Board		Rich Jundanian
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.040.tif.pdf	Observation of Blood Flow and Doppler Sample Volume		Al Tykulsky
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.042.tif.pdf	Modifying an Ultrasound Imaging Scanner for Doppler Measurements	changes in timing, more precise focusing, processing enhancements, and power-limiting software had to be developed	Sydney M. Karp
	1986		Jun-86	1986-06.046.tif.pdf	Digital Processing Chain for a Doppler Ultrasound Subsystem	time-domain quadrature samples are converted into a gray-scale spectral frequency display using a fast Fourier transform, moment calculations, and digital filtering	David C. Hempstead, Barry F. Hunt, Steven C. Leavitt
1986-07.pdf	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.002.tif.pdf
1986-07.toc.pdf	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.005.tif.pdf	Design of HP's Portable Computer Family	the Portable and Portable Plus Computers are compact, lightweight, battery-powered personal computers with built-in software and 80-character-line liquid-crystal displays designed for use by professionals who need portable computing capability in their work	Courtney Loomis, Ella M. Duyck, Carl B. Lantz, John T. Eaton, Clifford B. Cordy, Jr., James W. Pearson, Michael J. Barbour
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.007.tif.pdf	Inside the LCDs for the Portable and Portable Plus		Glenn Adler
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.011.tif.pdf	Low-Power Modes for Portable Computers		Alesia Duncombe
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.014.tif.pdf	Hollow Studs for Package Assembly
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.015.tif.pdf	I/O and Data Communications in Portable Computers	low-power consumption and small size are major design constraints for built-in modems and interfaces	Andrew W. Davidson, Harold B. Noyes
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.019.tif.pdf	Personal Applications Manager for HP Portable Computers	PAM simplifies use of the Portable and Portable Plus Computers, even if the user is unfamiliar with MS-DOS commands	Robert B. May, Alesia Duncombe
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.022.tif.pdf	Memory Management for Portable Computers	handling a large system memory with electronic discs and built-in application ROMs requires clever control	Mark S. Rowe
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.026.tif.pdf	A Hybrid Solution for a 25-Line LCD Controller	a hybrid design significantly reduces the space required while accommodating the needs of a larger display	Glenn J. Adler
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.029.tif.pdf	Creating Plug-In ROMs for the Portable Plus Computer	an HP software package makes it easier for users to develop their own applications ROMs for the Portable Plus	William R. Frolik
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.035.tif.pdf	New HP-UX Features for HP 9000 Series 300 Workstations	the capabilities of the HP-UX operating system have been extended in the Series 300 implementation to handle real-time applications, communication with X.25 networks, and operating in native language	David L. Frydendall, Bonnie Dykes Stahlin, Robert D. Gardner, Robert M. Lenk, Ronald G. Tolley, Andrew G. Anderson, Robert J. Schneider
	1986		Jul-86	1986-07.043.tif.pdf	A Protocol Analyzer for Local Area Networks	this new analyzer allows 10 Mbit/s network monitoring, testing, and performance analysis independent of hardware and software composition. It permits a user to view network traffic, simulate node-to-node or network-wide traffic, and derive network statistics	Gordon A. Jensen, Jeffrey H. Smith, Jeffrey Tomberlin, Stephen P. Reames, James M. Umphrey, Jerry D. Morris
1986-08.pdf	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.002.tif.pdf
1986-08.toc.pdf	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.005.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard Precision Architecture: The Processor	this article describes the architecture's basic organization, executive model, control flow model, addressing and protection model, functional operations, and instruction format and encoding	William R. Bryg, Ruby Bei-loh Lee, Michael J. Mahon, Jerome C. Huck, Terrence C. Miller
	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.009.tif.pdf	Floating-Point Coprocessor
	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.017.tif.pdf	HP Precision Architecture Caches and TLBs
	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.024.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard Precision Architecture: The Input/Output System	a simple, uniform architecture satisfies the I/O needs of large and small systems, and provides flexibility for future enhancements	Robert D. Odineal, David V. James, Stephen G. Burger
	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.031.tif.pdf	HP Precision Architecture Performance Analysis	performance analysis was crucial to instruction set selection, CPU design, MIPS determination, and system performance measurement	Joseph A. Lukes
	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.041.tif.pdf	The HP Precision Simulator	designed for flexibility, portability, speed and accuracy, the simulator is useful for both hardware and software development	Daniel J. Magenheimer
	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.044.tif.pdf	Remote Debugger
	1986		Aug-86	1986-08.045.tif.pdf	Reader Forum
1986-09.pdf	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.002.tif.pdf
1986-09.toc.pdf	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.005.tif.pdf	Advanced Modular Engineering Workstations	this workstation system allows the user to choose the processor, display system, memory, interface cards, peripherals, and operating system most appropriate for the application	Daryl E. Knoblock, John C. Keith, Michael K. Bowen, Gilbert I. Sandberg, Ronald P. Dean
	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.010.tif.pdf	Modular Computer Low-End Processor Board Design	this single-board computer operates at 10 MHz and contains integral I/O interfaces, RAM, boot ROM, and bit-mapped display electronics	Nicholas P. Mati, Martin L. Speer
	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.013.tif.pdf	High-Performance SPU for a Modular Workstation Family	users needing more performance than that provided by the SPU described in the preceding article can upgrade their system with this SPU running at 16.67 MHz and containing a 16K-byte cache memory	Jonathan J. Rubinstein
	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.018.tif.pdf	Custom VLSI Circuits for Series 300 Graphics	two chips, a display controller and a color map and video DAC, reduce costs while improving the performance of bit-mapped, medium and high resolution, monochrome and color displays	Richard E. Warner, David J. Hodge, James A. Brokish
	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.021.tif.pdf	Display Custom IC Design Methodology		Bruce P. Bergmann, Kenneth P. Sandberg
	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.023.tif.pdf	Software Compatibility for Series 200 and Series 300 Computers	several software obstacles exist for the Series 200 user who wants to move to HP's new family of modular workstations, the HP 9000 Series 300. This article identifies these obstacles and describes the features of BASIC 4.0 designed to overcome them	Rosemarie Palombo
	1986		Sep-86	1986-09.031.tif.pdf	Implementing a Worldwide Electronic Mail System	this paper reports Hewlett-Packard's experience in the internal implementation of HP's own electronic mail system product. HP Desk Manager. Prospective implementers of electronic mail systems can use this information to increase their likelihood of success	Robert A. Adams, Kristy Ward Swenson, Rebecca A. Dahlberg, Amy Tada Mueller, Luis Hurtado-Sanchez
1986-10.pdf	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.002.tif.pdf
1986-10.toc.pdf	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.005.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard and the Open Systems Interconnection Reference Model	the OSI Reference Model of the International Organization for Standardization is seen as the most significant tool for meeting HP's customer's needs	Donald C. Loughry, Gertrude G. Reusser
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.007.tif.pdf	HP Advance Net: A Growth-Oriented Computer Networking Architectural Strategy	based on the seven-layer ISO OSI model, HP AdvanceNet accommodates old and new protocols in the same network, ensures migration paths to new systems, and provides ease of use and transparency	Atul Garg, Craig Wassenberg, Lyle A. Weiman, Robert J. Carlson, Arie Scope
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.012.tif.pdf	Network Services and Transport for the HP 3000 Computer	NS/3000 provides network services for HP 3000 Computers attached to local area networks. It is compatible with older network products, it is expandable to new network topologies, and it can communicate with other HP computers	Kevin J. Faulkner, Charles W. Knouse, Brian K. Lynn
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.019.tif.pdf	A Local Area Network for HP Computers	LAN/3000 implements the IEEE 802.2 and 802.3 standards to interconnect HP 3000 Computers to other HP 3000s and to HP 1000 and HP 9000 Computers	Charles J. De Sostoa, Tonia G. Graham
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.023.tif.pdf	Network Services for HP Real-Time Computers	HP 1000 Computers have had networking capabilities for nearly 15 years. The latest network services product conforms to HP AdvanceNet standards and supports local area networks and very large networks	David M. Tribby
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.029.tif.pdf	Networking Services for HP 9000 Computers	developing a networking service for the members of the HP 9000 family presented a number of design challenges, among them dealing with different microprocessor architectures, the introduction of new members to the family, and being able to communicate with other HP computer products	J. Christopher Fugitt, Dean R. Thompson
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.030.tif.pdf	Connecting NS/9000 and NS/3000		Tim DeLeon
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.032.tif.pdf	Leaf Node Architecture
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.037.tif.pdf	X.25 Wide Area Networking for HP Computers	HP provides access to X.25 packet switched networks for HP computers, and in cooperation with another company, can provide entire networks	Pierry Mettetal
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.042.tif.pdf	DM I 3000: A Move Toward Integrated Communication	this product implements AT&T Information Systems' Digital Multiplexed Interface standard to provide communication between computers and terminals or other computers over private digital telephone networks	Deepak V. Desai, Timothy C. Shafer, Nancy L. Navarro
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.043.tif.pdf	Glossary of DMI Terms
	1986		Oct-86	1986-10.048.tif.pdf	Companies Supporting the DMI Standard
1986-11.pdf	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.002.tif.pdf
1986-11.toc.pdf	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.005.tif.pdf	Molecular-Scale Engineering of Compound Semiconductor Materials
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.007.tif.pdf	Compound Semiconductor Alloys and Heterojunctions
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.009.tif.pdf	The Modulation-Doped Heterojunction
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.011.tif.pdf	Extending Millimeter-Wave Diode Operation to 110 GHz	developing more rugged, integratable diode structures is the key	Sigurd W. Johnsen, Eric R. Ehlers, Douglas A. Gray
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.014.tif.pdf	26.5-to-40-GHz Waveguide Detector		Herb Upham
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.015.tif.pdf	Diode Integrated Circuits for Millimeter-Wave Applications	GaAs diode integrated circuits based on metal-semiconductor (Schottky) or modified barrier diodes have now extended the operating frequency range of small-scale ICs beyond 100 GHz. These circuits, which form the basis for many of HP's new millimeter-wave instruments, are useful for nonlinear and frequency-translation applications	Scott S. Elliott, William J. Anklam, George A. Patterson, Mark P. Zurakowski, Domingo A. Figueredo, Susan R. Sloan
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.023.tif.pdf	Unbiased Subharmonic Mixers for Millimeter-Wave Spectrum Analysis	these units let you use your microwave spectrum analyzer for measurements up to 110 GHz	Robert J. Matreci
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.031.tif.pdf	Predictive Support: Anticipating Computer Hardware Failures	Predictive Support software for the HP 3000 Computer lives on the customer's system and notifies appropriate personnel of impending failures	David B. Wasmuth, Bruce J. Richards
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.033.tif.pdf	Systems Design for Worldwide Delivery of Customer Support		Blenda Mariani
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.034.tif.pdf	Logging Event Data in the Trend Log
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.035.tif.pdf	AIDA: An Expert Assistant for Dump Readers	this expert-system-based program increases human readers productivity and success rate in HP 3000 memory dum analyses	Lynn R. Slater, Jr., Keith A. Harrison, Craig M. Myles
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.036.tif.pdf	What Is A Memory Dump?
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.043.tif.pdf	A Troubleshooting Aid for Asynchronous Data Communications Links	Schooner is an expert system for fault diagnosis and personnel training on point-to-point datacom links	Diane M. Ahart, R. Michael Young, Brian T. Button
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.047.tif.pdf	Hierarchies
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.049.tif.pdf	A Rule-Based System to Diagnose Malfunctioning Computer Peripherals	the Intelligent Peripheral Troubleshooter, an expert system, currently diagnoses malfunctions in HP disc drives, but other devices will be easy to add to its repertoire	George R. Gottschalk, Roy M. Vandoorn
	1986		Nov-86	1986-11.055.tif.pdf	Multilevel Constraint Based Configuration	the goal of Mycon, a prototype expert system for configuring computer systems, is to relieve the support engineer of the tedious task of configuration of a customer order	Robert I. Marcus
1986-12.pdf	1986		Dec-86	1986-12.002.tif.pdf
1986-12.toc.pdf	1986		Dec-86	1986-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1986		Dec-86	1986-12.005.tif.pdf	The HP-UX Operating System on HP Precision Architecture Computers	HP-UX is the technical operating system for HP Precision Architecture processors. It's an extension of AT&T's UNIX System V.2	Gary Shiu-fan Ho, Steven R. Kusmer, John R. Sontag, Frederick W. Clegg
	1986		Dec-86	1986-12.010.tif.pdf	A UNIX System V Compatible Implementation of 4.2BSD Job Control		David C. Lennert
	1986		Dec-86	1986-12.014.tif.pdf	Decreasing Real-Time Process Dispatch Latency Through Kernel Preemption		David C. Lennert
	1986		Dec-86	1986-12.033.tif.pdf	Reader Forum
	1986		Dec-86	1986-12.034.tif.pdf	Data Base Management for HP Precision Architecture Computers	HP ALLBASE supports both network and relational data access and runs under both the MPE XL and the HP-UX operating systems. Migration of existing data bases to the new architecture has been carefully planned for	Krishnan Vishwanath, Judson E. Veazey, Jenny Ng, Michael J. Pechulis, Mark A. Sikes, Thomas M. Hirata, Ann M. Koehler, David E. Singleton, Alan S. Brown
1987-01.pdf	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.002.tif.pdf
1987-01.toc.pdf	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.005.tif.pdf	Low-Frequency Analyzer Combines Measurement Capability with Modeling and Analysis Tools	HP's next-generation two-channel FFT analyzer can be used to mdoel a measured network in a manner that simplifies further design	Eric J. Wicklund, Michael L. Hall, Edward S. Atkinson, Gaylord L. Wahl, Jr., Steven K. Peterson
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.008.tif.pdf	Applications
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.018.tif.pdf	Measurement Modes and Digital Demodulation for a Low-Frequency Analyzer	sept sine and linear and logarithmic resolution modes and demodulation using digital signal processing algorithms provide greater accuracy and measurement convenience	Edward S. Atkinson, Ronald W. Potter, James A. Vasil, Raymond C. Blackham
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.023.tif.pdf	Demodulation Example
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.026.tif.pdf	Analyzer Synthesizes Frequency Response of Linear Systems	pole-zero, pole-residue, or polynomial models can be synthesized for comparison with measured responses of low-frequency filters and closed-loop control systems	James L. Adcock
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.034.tif.pdf	Curve Fitter for Pole-Zero Analysis	this curve fitting algorithm can derive the poles and zeros of measured frequency responses	James L. Adcock
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.039.tif.pdf	Performance Analysis of the HP 3000 Series 70 Hardware Cache	measurements and modeling pointed the way to improved performance over the Series 68	Craig W. Pampeyan, James R. Callister
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.040.tif.pdf	Measurement Tools
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.041.tif.pdf	The Series 70: Not Just a Cache
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.043.tif.pdf	How a Cache Works
	1987		Jan-87	1987-01.046.tif.pdf	Realistic Cache Simulation
1987-02.pdf	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.002.tif.pdf
1987-02.toc.pdf	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.006.tif.pdf	A Color-Coding Scheme for Fiber Optic Instruments and Accessories
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.007.tif.pdf	Stable LED Sources for a Wide Range of Applications	three models provide power at 850, 1300 and 1550 nm	Michael Fleischer-Reumann
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.009.tif.pdf	An Accurate Two-Channel Optical Average Power Meter	accuracy is as high as +/- 0.15dB. Resolution is 1 pW	Horst Schweikardt
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.013.tif.pdf	Optical Power Meter Firmware Development	objectives included a friendly operating concept and effective support for the hardware designers	Bernhard Flade, Michael Goder
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.017.tif.pdf	Detectors for Optical Power Measurements	silicon is best for short wavelengths only. Germanium has broader bandwidth	Josef Becker
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.026.tif.pdf	Optical Power Splitter
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.029.tif.pdf	A High-Precision Optical Connector for Optical Test and Instrumentation	key characteristics are reliability, long lifetime, repeatability, temperature stability and low insertion loss	Wilhelm Radermacher
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.032.tif.pdf	Design Approach for a Programmable Optical Attenuator	a fiberless design makes the long-wavelength model suitable for both single-mode and multimode applications	Michael Schlicker, Bernd Maisenbacher, Siegmar Schmidt
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.037.tif.pdf	A Programmable Fiber Optic Switch	its main features are good repeatibility and low insertion loss	Michael Fleischer-Reumann
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.040.tif.pdf	Quality Microwave Measurement of Packaged Active Devices	a special fixture, the HP 8510 Microwave Network Analyzer and the concept of de-embedding provide a solution to a formerly difficult measurement problem	Louis J. Salz, Glenn E. Elmore
	1987		Feb-87	1987-02.048.tif.pdf	HP 8510 Software Signal Processing		Michael Neering
1987-03.pdf	1987		Mar-87	1987-03.002.tif.pdf
1987-03.toc.pdf	1987		Mar-87	1987-03.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Mar-87	1987-03.005.tif.pdf	Hardware Design of the First HP Precision Architecture Computers	the HP 3000 Series 930 and the HP 9000 Model 840 are implemented with commercial TTL logic	Allan S. Yeh, Ross V. La Fetra, Edward M. Jacobs, David A. Fotland, Simin I. Boschma, William R. Bryg, John F. Shelton
	1987		Mar-87	1987-03.019.tif.pdf	An Automated Test System for the First HP Precision Architecture Computers	besides testing for proper operation, the system gathers specific failure information and generates summary statistics to be used in improving the manufacturing process	Randy J. Teegarden, Long C. Chow, Thomas B. Wylegala
	1987		Mar-87	1987-03.022.tif.pdf	A Distributed Terminal Controller for HP Precision Architecture Computers Running the MPE XL Operating System	up to 48 terminals or printers connected to each controller communicate with HP 3000 Series 930 or 950 Computers over an IEEE 802.3 local area network	Olivier Krumeich, Eric Lecesne, Jean-Pierre Picq, Gregory F. Buchanan, Francois Gaullier, Heng V. Te
	1987		Mar-87	1987-03.030.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard Precision Architecture Compiler Performance	using a combination of simple instructions, optimized in-line code, and highly specialized Millicode routines, HP Precision Architecture machines perform any complex operations faster than CISC machines	William B. Buzbee, Karl W. Pettis
	1987		Mar-87	1987-03.039.tif.pdf	Viewpoints: A Viewpoint on Calculus	should the infintesimal calculus be taught at all?	Zvonko Fazarinc
1987-04.pdf	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.002.tif.pdf
1987-04.toc.pdf	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.005.tif.pdf	Digital Signal Generator Combines Digital and Analog Worlds	this new generator provides 24 parallel or two serial data channels, two arbitrary waveform analog channels, or a combination of digital and analog outputs	Michael Vogt, Friedhelm Brilhaus, Frank Husfeld, Uwe Neumann
	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.013.tif.pdf	User Interface and Software Architecture for a Data and Arbitrary Waveform Generator	timing diagrams and arbitrary waveforms are easily created by means of a powerful graphic editor	Wolfgang Srok, Rudiger Kreiser, Ulrich Hakenjos
	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.062.tif.pdf	A Planning Solution for the Semiconductor Industry	semiconductor device manufacturing has several situations that complicate normal production scheduling and medium-range planning. PL-10, part of HP's Semiconductor Productivity Network, was developed to deal with these peculiarities	Clemen Jue, Kelly A. Sznaider, Edward L. Wilson
	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.070.tif.pdf	A Study of Panel Deflection of Partially Routed Printed Circuit Boards	finite element analysis was used to show that the stress and deflection of partially routed boards during handling will be within allowable limits	George E. Barrett, John H. Lau
	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.076.tif.pdf	Reliability Theory Applied to Software Testing	the execution-time theory of software reliability is extended to the software testing process by introduction of an accelerating factor. It is shown that the accelearating factor can be determined from repair data and used to make prerelease estimates of software reliability for similar products	H. Dean Drake, Duane E. Wolting
	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.080.tif.pdf	Derivation of the Software Reliability Model
	1987		Apr-87	1987-04.081.tif.pdf	Reader Forum
1987-05.pdf	1987		May-87	1987-05.022.tif.pdf
1987-05.toc.pdf	1987		May-87	1987-05.023.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		May-87	1987-05.025.tif.pdf	State-of-the-Art CAD Workstations for Mechanical Design	part of HP's DesignCenter, the ME Series 5/10 workstations simplify the creation of part drawings and the design of mechanical assemblies. A shared data bases improves communication among designers on a project and the results can be formatted automatically for use by NC manufacturing machinery	Heinz P. Arndt, Dieter Sommer, Karl-Heinz Werner, Dieter Deyke, Wolfgang Kurz
	1987		May-87	1987-05.035.tif.pdf	ME Series 10 Link to HP-FE		Guenter Voss
	1987		May-87	1987-05.036.tif.pdf	The ME Series 10 NC Links		Berthold Hug
	1987		May-87	1987-05.037.tif.pdf	ME CAD Geometry Construction, Dimensioning, Hatching and Part Structuring	construction lines and circles aid layout, and dimensioning and hatching adapt automatically to part design changes	Friedhelm Ottliczky, Harold B. Prince,Heinz Diebel, Karl-Heinz Werner, Stephen Yie
	1987		May-87	1987-05.051.tif.pdf	Alpha Site Evaluation of ME Series 5/10	the best way to evaluate a CAD system is to design a real product with it	Paul Harmon
	1987		May-87	1987-05.056.tif.pdf	Intrabuilding Data Transmission using Power-Line Wiring	an investigation of the transfer and noise characteristics of intrabuilding power lines has indicated the feasability of their use of local data communication at data rates greater than 100kbits/s. Within certain constraints, data rates of 1Mbits/s or greater are possible. This paper discusses typical power-line characteristics in the 1-to-20-MHz region and one implementation of a 100-kbits/s spread spectrum data link operating in the 3.5-to-10.5-MHz range	Robert A. Piety
1987-06.pdf	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.002.tif.pdf
1987-06.toc.pdf	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.005.tif.pdf	Permuted Trace Ordering Allows Low-Cost, High-Resolution Graphics Input	a scheme that substantially reduces the number of trace drivers required provides an inexpensive, but high-performance graqphics tablet for HP's HP-HIL family	Thomas Malzbender
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.009.tif.pdf	The Hewlett-Packard Human Interface Link	connecting human-input devices to personal computers and workstations is simplified by the definition of an interface link that adapts to the devices on the link and allows them to be added or disconnected during operation	Robert R. Starr
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.010.tif.pdf	HP-HIL Input Devices
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.014.tif.pdf	Software Verification Using Branch Analysis	imposing branch coverage requirements on a software testing project can be counterproductive unless a comprehensive branch analysis methodology is followed	Daniel E. Herington, Paul A. Nichols, Roger D. Lipp
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.022.tif.pdf	Advantages of Code Inspections
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.023.tif.pdf	Reader Forum
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.025.tif.pdf	Viewpoints: Direction of VLSI CMOS Technology	will CMOS ICs be the technology driver of the future	Yoshio Nishi
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.027.tif.pdf	Software Architecture and the UNIX Operating System: An Introduction to Interprocess Communication	signals, pipes, shared memory, and message queues are some of the facilities provided by the UNIX operating system for communication among software modules. The strength and weaknesses of each facility are discussed	Marvin L. Watkins
	1987		Jun-87	1987-06.032.tif.pdf	Benchmarking UNIX IPC Facilities
1987-07.pdf	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.001.tif.pdf
1987-07.toc.pdf	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.004.tif.pdf	Dedicated Display Monitors Digital Radio Patterns	one way of displaying the complex waveforms generated in digital radio systems is the constellation display, a method that allows rapid visual evaluation of a system's performance	John R. Pottinger, Murdo J. McKissock, David J. Haworth
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.011.tif.pdf	Automated Timing Jitter Testing
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.013.tif.pdf	Constellation Measurement: A Tool for Evaluating Digital Radio	statistical analysis of displayed constellation clusters helps determine digital radio impairments	Murdo J. McKissock
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.019.tif.pdf	A Digital Radio Noise and Interference Test Set	this instrument facilitates the measurement of the bit error ratio (BER) for a digital communication system under simulated path fade conditions. A desired C/N or C/I ratio can be established and maintained in the presence of received radio signal variations	Geoffrey Waters
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.022.tif.pdf	Noise Crest Factor Enhancement		Dayananda K. Rasaratnam
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.023.tif.pdf	Noise Bandwidth Measurement		Ian M. Matthews
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.026.tif.pdf	Microprocessor-Enhanced Performance in an Analog Power Meter	a custom thermal converter and an autozero circuit are key design components	Anthony Lymer
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.030.tif.pdf	An Accurate Wideband Noise Generator and a High-Stability Reference Source	these modules make it possible to adjust the injected noise level automatically to maintain a desired carrier-to-noise ratio	Dayananda K. Rasaratnam
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.033.tif.pdf	General-Purpose Wideband Thick-Film Hybrid Amplifier		Geoffrey Waters
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.036.tif.pdf	Automated Radio Testing Shortens Test Time and Enhances Accuracy	this system can reduce the time required to measure flat fade performance by 60 to 90 percent	John A. Duff
	1987		Jul-87	1987-07.038.tif.pdf	A Reusable Screen Forms Package
1987-08.pdf	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.002.tif.pdf
1987-08.toc.pdf	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.005.tif.pdf	A Handheld Business Consultant	the latest model in HP's line of calculators designed for business and financial applications features a menu-driven user interface for selecting any of its many built-in functions or custom equations entered by the user	Susan L. Wechsler
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.008.tif.pdf	Cash Flow Analysis Using the HP-18C
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.009.tif.pdf	The Equation Solver Menu in the HP-18C		Pau Swadener
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.011.tif.pdf	History and Inspiration of the Solve Interface		Chris M. Bunsen
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.012.tif.pdf	An Evolutionary RPN Calculator for Technical Professionals	symbolic algebraic entry, an indefinite operation stack size, and a variety of data types are some of the advancements in HP's latest scientific calculator	William C. Wickes
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.014.tif.pdf	Example Problem
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.016.tif.pdf	HP-28C Plotting		Gabe L. Eisentstein
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.018.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of the HP-18C and HP-28C Handheld Calculators	a folding case and two keyboards enhance functionality while reducing label clutter	Mark A. Smith, Judith A. Layman
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.022.tif.pdf	Symbolic Computation for Handheld Calculators	a special operating system was developed to allow processing of a variety of data types from simple numbers to alphanumeric expressions	Charles M. Patton
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.026.tif.pdf	A Multichip Hybrid Printed Circuit Board for Advanced Handheld Calculators	all of the electronics and the display are mounted on a single 1.5-inch by 3-inch board	Paul R. Van Loan, Robert E. Dunlap, Cornelis D. Hoekstra, Bruce R. Hauge, Chong Num Kwee
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.031.tif.pdf	An Equation Solver for a Handheld Calculator	a combination of direct and iterative solving algorithms is used	Paul J. McClellan
	1987		Aug-87	1987-08.035.tif.pdf	Electronic Design of an Advanced Technical Handheld Calculator	custom CPU, ROM, and display driver ICs are key elements	Preston D. Brown, Megha Shyam, Gregory J. May
1987-09.pdf	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.002.tif.pdf
1987-09.toc.pdf	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.005.tif.pdf	A VLSI Processor for HP Precision Architecture	the processor uses a set of ten custom VLSI chips fabricated in HP's high performance NMOS-III technology	Darius F. Tanksalvala, Steven T. Mangelsdorf, Darrell M. Burns, Paul K. French, Charles R. Headrick
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.011.tif.pdf	Pin-Grid Array VLSI Packaging		John E. Moffatt, Asad Aziz
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.013.tif.pdf	HP Precision Architecture NMOS-III Single-Chip CPU	the chip implements all 140 of the architecture's instructions on an 8.4-mm-sqaure die containing 115,000 transistors	Eric R. Delano, Jeffry D. Yetter, Mark A. Forsyth, William S. Jaffe, Jonathan P. Lotz
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.014.tif.pdf	Execution Unit
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.018.tif.pdf	A Precision Clocking System
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.019.tif.pdf	Design, Verification, and Test Methodology for a VLSI Chip Set	delivering ten complex chips concurrently takes more than a casual approach to organization and planning	Tony W. Gaddis, Daniel L. Halperin, Stephen R. Undy, Charles Kohlhardt, Robert A. Schuchard
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.025.tif.pdf	VLSI Test Methodology		Don Weiss
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.027.tif.pdf	A Midrange VLSI Hewlett-Packard Precision Architecture Computer	it's designed for mechanical and electrical computer-aided design, computer integrated manufacturing, real-time control, and general-purpose technical applications	Robert J. Horning, Howell R. Felsenthal, Russell W. Mason, Thomas O. M Eyer, Mark A. Ludwig, Thomas V. Spencer, Leith Johnson, Craig S. Robinson
	1987		Sep-87	1987-09.039.tif.pdf	VLSI-Based High-Performance HP Precision Architecture Computers	the same system processing unit powers two computer systems, one running the MPE XL operating system for commercial data processing and one running the HP-UX operating system for technical and real-time applications	Robert D. Odineal, Marlin Jones, Ayee Goundan, Michael W. Schrempp, Gerald R. Gassman, Richard Chin
1987-10.pdf	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.002.tif.pdf
1987-10.toc.pdf	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.005.tif.pdf	In-service Transmission Impairment Testing of Voice-Frequency Data Circuits	this transmission impairment measuring set operates on the live modem signal instead of special test signals. It warns of problems while the channel is in service, so preventive maintenance can be scheduled	Norman Carder, W. Gordon Rhind, James H. Elliott, David W. Grieve, William I. Dunn
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.012.tif.pdf	Processing Passband Signals in Baseband
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.014.tif.pdf	LMS Algorithm for Equalizer Update
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.016.tif.pdf	Digital Phase-Locked Loops
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.017.tif.pdf	An Infrared Link for Low-Cost Calculators and Printers	since the sender of this unidirectional link gets no feedback from the receiver, allowances must be made for worst-case conditions	Robert S. Worsley, Bruce A. Stephens, Steven L. Harper
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.022.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost Wireless Portable Printer	based on a unidirectional infrared transmission path, this small thermal printer can provide hard copy of HP-18C and HP-28C calculations	David L. Smith, Masahiko Muranami
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.025.tif.pdf	Manufacturing State-of-the-Art Handheld Calculators	robots and special fixturing help keep costs low	Richard W. Riper
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.029.tif.pdf	Information Technology and Medical Education	this paper discusses the use of information technology in an experimental curriculum at Harvard Medical School and describes several of the computer-based educational modules that have been developed for the program	Ethan A. Foster, Gordon T. Moore, M.D., G. Octo Barnett, M.D., Judith L. Piggins
	1987		Oct-87	1987-10.038.tif.pdf	A Framework for Program Development	this paper present a framework for recording a software design activity as a directed acyclic design graph, where each node denotes a fragment of the design and each arrow represents some kind of design decision that has been made	Robin M. Gallimore, Derek Coleman
1987-12.pdf	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.002.tif.pdf
1987-12.toc.pdf	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.005.tif.pdf	Vector Signal Generation and Analysis	this issue contain several articles describing the development of the HP 8780A Vector Signal Generator and the HP 8980A Vector Analyzer. To appreciate the nature of these products it is useful to discuss some of the concepts of vector modulation and its applications	Allen P. Edwards
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.007.tif.pdf	Hardware System Design for a Vector Analyzer		Andrew H. Naegeli, Juan Grau
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.016.tif.pdf	Quadrature and Phase Errors in Vector Demodulation
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.018.tif.pdf	Firmware System Design for a Vector Analyzer		Stanley P. Woods, Brian S. Messenger, Peter H. Fisher
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.026.tif.pdf	Vector Modulation in a Signal Generator	the HP 8780A offers a wide variety of modulation in both analog and digital formats. By combining the different modulation types, diverse signals such as Doppler-shifted QPSK for satellite communication can be simulated	David L. Gildea, Donald R. Chambers
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.031.tif.pdf	Firmware for a Vector Signal Generator		Eric D. McHenry, James E. Jensen
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.035.tif.pdf	Low-Noise Synthesizer Design		Thomas J. Carey, John C. Lovell, Thomas L. Grisell
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.040.tif.pdf	Digital and Vector Baseband Circuits for a Vector Signal Generator	by using a vector modulator instead of conventional amplitude and frequency modulators, the HP 8780A has the ability to generate complex digital and vector modulations. The baseband system is vastly different from those found in conventional signal generators. This system also provides the instrument with some special features	Chung Y. Lau
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.042.tif.pdf	A GaAs 1C Current Switch
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.043.tif.pdf	Describing Signals in the I-Q Domain
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.046.tif.pdf	A Wideband FM Subsystem for a Low-noise Synthesizer Module		Eric D. McHenry
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.049.tif.pdf	Vector Modulator, Output Amplifier, and Multiplier Chain Assemblies for a Vector Signal Generator		Mark J. Woodward, Eric B. Rodal, Wayne M. Kelly, Pedro A. Szente, James D. McVey
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.051.tif.pdf	Baseband Calibration		Paul S. Stafford
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.054.tif.pdf	A Combinational Board Test System	the HP 3065AT Tester provides a completely integrated set of resources for testing analog, hybrid, and digital circuits incorporating surface mounted devices, application specific ICs and VLSI circuits	Michael E. Gravitz
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.059.tif.pdf	Interactive Graphical Debugging Package		George Booth
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.069.tif.pdf	MPE XL: The Operating System for HP's Next Generation of Commercial Computer Systems	MPE XL is a new commercial operating system developed for HP Precision Architecture computer systems. It provides fundamental advances in operating system technology and helps users migrate to the new systems by providing maximum compatibility with existing systems	Darryl Ouye, John R. Busch, Alan J. Kondoff
	1987		Dec-87	1987-12.088.tif.pdf	HP 3000 Emulation on HP Precision Architecture Computers	two software subsystems for HP Precision Architecture machines provide program execution that duplicates that of HP 3000s running the MPE V operating system	Daniel J. Magenheimer, Arndt B. Bergh, Keith Keilman, James A. Miller
1988-02.pdf	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.002.tif.pdf
1988-02.toc.pdf	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.007.tif.pdf	Precision Digital Oscilloscopes and Waveform Recorders	this precision instrument family consists of five digitizing oscilloscopes based on three waveform recorders and an analysis, display and I/O section	James L. Sorden
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.013.tif.pdf	Waveform Recorder Software Design		John Ketchum
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.016.tif.pdf	Signal Conditioning and Analog-to-Digital Conversion for a 4-MHz, 12-bit Waveform Recorder		Albert Gee, Ronald W. Young
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.024.tif.pdf	Adaptive Sample Rate: A First-Generation Automatic Time Base		Nancy W. Nelson, Richard W. Page
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.027.tif.pdf	Waveform Reconstruction Techniques for Precision Digitizing Oscilloscopes		Allen S. Foster, Richard W. Page
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.033.tif.pdf	Digital Design of a High-Speed Waveform Recorder	operation from dc to 250 MHz, where a clock cycle is only four nanoseconds long, makes timing a major concern in the design of the HP 5185A Waveform Recorder	Steven C. Bird, Rayman W. Pon, Patrick D. Deane
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.036.tif.pdf	Printed Circuit Board Transmission Lines
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.040.tif.pdf	Waveform Recorder Design for Dynamic Performance	quantizer on-chip delays and delay mismatches, low-order distortion in the input amplifier, and low levels of phase noise in the sampling clock can have significant effects on performance	Bruce E. Peetz, Mark A. Unkrich, Steven C. Bird, Brian J. Frohring
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.049.tif.pdf	Fixed-Frequency Sine Wave Curve Fit
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.050.tif.pdf	Packaging a High-Performance 250-Megasample-per-Second Analog-to-Digital Converter		Patrick D. Deane, Simcoe Walmsley, Jr., Farid Dibachi
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.054.tif.pdf	Precision Digitizing Oscilloscope Waveform Analysis, Display, and Input/Output		Douglas C. Nichols
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.064.tif.pdf	Handling of Significant Digits
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.066.tif.pdf	Developing a Printed Circuit Board Design System	HP's Printed Circuit Board Design System (HP PCDS) was developed to meet the needs of electronic designers dealing with ever-incresing complexity and density	Elaine C. Regelson
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.069.tif.pdf	Automating the Printed Circuit Board Design Process	using a computer to place components on a printed circuit board and route most connections greatly simplifies the design process. To accomplish this, careful selection of the algorithms is essential	Gary Jackoway
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.072.tif.pdf	Managing HP PCDS with the Design System Manager	engineering and design organizations must effectively manage design information to reap the productivity benefits of CAE/CAD systems. The Design System Manager addressess the information management needs in the HP PCDS design environment	Paul S. Reese, Mark E. Mayotte
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.074.tif.pdf	Use of Filesets in HP PCDS
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.076.tif.pdf	Version Strings
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.078.tif.pdf	A Multidevice Spooler for Technical Applications	the variety and complexity of shared devices for CAD systems such as one used for printed circuit design require a flexible spooler with a common access method for all applications	Deborah A. Lienhart
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.081.tif.pdf	Integrating Applications in a Design Management System	the many data files and applications involved in a CAD system required a sophisticated management system to preserve data integrity, prevent conflicts, and maintain design documentation	Mark E. Mayotte
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.083.tif.pdf	HP PCDS Library Module		John M. Agosta
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.085.tif.pdf	Software Quality Assurance on the HP Printed Circuit Design System Project		David E. Martin
	1988		Feb-88	1988-02.088.tif.pdf	Silicon-on-Insulator MOS Devices for Integrated Circuit Applications	several techniques for fabricating regions of crystalline silicone on insulating substrates are available. These methods are described briefly and device design considerations introduced by the use of SOI are discussed	Jean-Pierre Colinge
1988-04.pdf	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.002.tif.pdf
1988-04.toc.pdf	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.009.tif.pdf	A New Generation of Millimeter-Wave Calibration and Verification Standards		Julius K. Botka, Paul B. Watson, Doug Halbert
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.013.tif.pdf	Millimeter-Wave Vector Network Analysis		Robert G. Dildine, James D. Grace
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.019.tif.pdf	Millimeter-Wave Source Modules
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.023.tif.pdf	2-GHz-to-20-GHz Amplifier		Jeffrey W. Meyer, Mary K. Koenig
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.027.tif.pdf	High-Power Microwave Source for Millimeter-Wave Generation	this plug-in can serve directly as a high-power 8-to-20-GHz source or as a driver for a family of millimeter-wave sources	Alan R. Bloom, Kenneth A. Richter, Andrew N. Smith, Roger R. Graeber, Ronald T. Yamada
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.032.tif.pdf	Millimeter-Wave Detectors Extend Range of Scalar Network Analyzer		Herbert L. Upham
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.034.tif.pdf	Waveguide Reflectometer Calibration
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.036.tif.pdf	Design and Performance of Millimeter-Wave Thermocouple Sensors		Lee H. Colby
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.040.tif.pdf	Adapting UNIX Logon Mechanisms to Automation Applications	although originally intended for software development and document preparation, the utilities provided by the UNIX operating system can be adapted in various ways for use by novice operators in an automated environment	Marvin L. Watkins
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.049.tif.pdf	A Virtual User Simulation Utility	the vuser utility makes it possible to simulate one or several users on a system. It is a useful tool for all types of testing, particularly interactive testing. vuser runs under the HP-UX operating system on HP 9000 Series 800 and 300 Computers	Kjell A. Olsson, Mark Bergman
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.052.tif.pdf	vuser Run String Options
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.055.tif.pdf	An HP-UX Kernel Load and Measurement System	this system runs on HP Precision Architecture computers under the HP-UX operating system. It can be used to generate and measure different types of HP-UX kernel activities	Kjell A. Olsson, Grace T. Yee
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.062.tif.pdf	Process Measures to Improve R&D Scheduling Accuracy	improvement is possible if scheduling is regarded as a process subject to continuous measurement	Richard M. Levitt
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.070.tif.pdf	An Arbitrary Waveform Synthesizer for DC to 50 MHz	precision, flexibility, and repeatability of signals are ensured by a digital architecture. Two or more synthesizers can be synchronized to provide several sources of complex signals with an identical time reference	Roland Hassun, Albert W. Kovalick
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.073.tif.pdf	Address Sequencer		Matt Klein
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.074.tif.pdf	Glossary of Address Sequencer Terms
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.077.tif.pdf	Sampling Clock Requirements		Douglas A. Larson
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.079.tif.pdf	A 125-MHz 12-bit Digital-to-Analog Converter System	advanced IC DAC technology and a system design approach were needed to acheive the performance of the HP 8770A Arbitrary Waveform Synthesizer	Fred H. Ives, Thomas Hornak, Wilfredo T. Sagun, Gary L. Baldwin
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.087.tif.pdf	Arbitrary Waveform Synthezier Applications in Magnetic Recording and Radar		Roland Hassun, Albert W. Kovalick
	1988		Apr-88	1988-04.095.tif.pdf	A Waveform Generation Language for Arbitrary Waveform Synthesis	easier to use than conventional programming languages, WGL is the primary front-panel interface for the HP 8770A	Rafael F. Miranda, Peter A. Thysell, Derrick T. Kikuchi
1988-06.pdf	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.002.tif.pdf
1988-06.toc.pdf	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.007.tif.pdf	Statistical Issues in Setting Product Specifications	a primer on the use of statistics in specification setting	Sherry L. Read, Timothy R. C. Read
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.008.tif.pdf	Robust Estimators
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.010.tif.pdf	Propagation of Error with Multiple Sources of Variability
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.012.tif.pdf	Boxplots
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.013.tif.pdf	Circuit Design Using Statistical Data Analysis	a methodology for setting limits of uncertainty on amplifier output power based on measured prototype data facilities the design of amplifiers that minimize output power variations. The result is a printed circuit board requiring no adjustments	Karen Kafadar, Lynn M. Plouse
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.019.tif.pdf	Statistical Calibration of a Vector Demodulator	circuit performance characteristics must be determined and accounted for in instrument calibration. This paper describes an algorithm for statistical demodulator calibration to guarantee high precision in the demodulated signal	Karen Kafadar
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.025.tif.pdf	APPENDIX
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.027.tif.pdf	An Availability and Reliability Tool for Computer Systems	this software program helps R&D engineers make trade-offs in designing for reliability. It also provides marketing representatives with a tool to evaluate the reliability and availability of customer-defined systems	Wulf D. Rehder
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.029.tif.pdf	The Language of Dependability
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.031.tif.pdf	Project Management using Software Reliability Growth Models	at HP's Lake Stevens Instrument Division, the Goel-Okumoto software reliability growth model has provided a means for more accurately predicting the duration of system testing and determining when to release a new product	Gregory A. Kruger
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.037.tif.pdf	A Reliable, Autoloading, Streaming Half-Inch Tape Drive	designed for rack mounting, this compact tape drvie cleverly channels air flow to load different-sized half-inch tape reels automatically. It also features higher performance and reliability than its predecessor	Ronald L. Abramson, Leslie G. Christie, Jr., Douglas R. Domel, Kraig A. Proehl, John W. Dong
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.044.tif.pdf	Streaming Tape Drive Control Electronics		Bradfred W. Culp, Kraig A. Proehl, Jeffery J. Kato, Douglas R. Domel, David W. Ruska, Virgil K. Russon, Gerod C. Melton, Peter Way, Wayne T. Gregory
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.059.tif.pdf	A One-Gigasample-per-Second Digitizing Oscilloscope	this instrument's high sampling rate makes it particularly useful for analyzing high-speed, one-shot occurances. A blend of state-of-the-art designs was required to achieve this performance	Joe K. Millard
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.060.tif.pdf	A One-Gigasample-per-Second Analog-to-Digital Converter		Ken Poulton, John J. Corcoran, Knud L. Knudsen
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.061.tif.pdf	Repetitive versus Single-Shot Bandwidth
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.065.tif.pdf	Digitizer Hybrid		Lewis R. Dove, Mark E. Mathews
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.068.tif.pdf	Front-end Signal Conditioning for a High-Speed Digitizing Oscilloscope		Lewis R. Dove, Joe K. Millard, Thomas K. Bohley, David W. Bigelow, Mark E. Mathews, Donald D. Skarke
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.071.tif.pdf	Digital Filtering in a High-Speed Digitizing Oscilloscope		B. Allen Montijo
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.073.tif.pdf	Dithering in the HP 5411 ID
	1988		Jun-88	1988-06.076.tif.pdf	Digital Filters
1988-08.pdf	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.002.tif.pdf
1988-08.toc.pdf	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.007.tif.pdf	Design and Development of a Color Thermal Inkjet Print Cartridge	the printhead has to tolerate bubbles, nucleation defects, and localized property changes. It must also have long print quality life and be manufacturable in high volume. Testing to verify reliability and manufacturability covered thousands of pens	Stephen J. Nigro, David A. Johnson, Jeffrey P. Baker, Vyomesh Joshi
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.013.tif.pdf	Capillary Forces in a Foam Matrix
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.015.tif.pdf	Print Quality and Pen Development		Dan Beamer, Mike Borer, May Fong Ho, Don Bergstedt
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.017.tif.pdf	Development of a Color Graphics Printer	full-color graphics, reliability, and software support received high priorities in the development of the HP PaintJet Color Graphics Printer	Hatem E. Mostafa, James C. Smith, Emil Maghakian, David C. Tribolet
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.019.tif.pdf	Color Communication Standard		Don Palmer, Emil Maghakian, Ricardo Motta
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.020.tif.pdf	Manufacturability of the Paintjet Printer		Eric Clarke
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.022.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of a Color Graphics Printer	among the issues were ensuring proper insertion of the print cartridge, making reliable electrical connections to it, moving the paper or film accurately, and designing a primer	Lawrence W. Chan, P. Jeffrey Wield, Ruben Nevarez, Chuong Cam Ta
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.029.tif.pdf	The Second-Generation Thermal Inkjet Structure	changes in materials and processes increase resolution from 96 to 180 dots per inch and extend printhead life from 2 million drops to 7 million drops	Ronald A. Askeland, Winthrop D. Childers, William R. Sperry
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.033.tif.pdf	High-Volume Microassembly of Color Thermal Inkjet Printheads and Cartridges	miniature parts and micrometer mechanical tolerances make high-volume assembly challenging. Adhesive selection was the first step. Sepcial fixtures, tools, automatic machines with vision, instrumentation, and sytems had to be developed	Steven W. Steinfield, Peter M. Roessler, Timothy J. Carlin, Cheryl A. Boeller
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.035.tif.pdf	Automatic Alignment Machines		Jeff Beemer, Mitch Levinson, Glen Oldenburg, Mick Trejo, Ed Wiesmeier
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.038.tif.pdf	JULIO		Don Bergstedt
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.040.tif.pdf	Factory Systems		Stan Evans, Carol Beamer, Mary Ann Beyster, Diane Fisher, Diane Armstrong
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.042.tif.pdf	Ink Retention in a Color Thermal Inkjet Pen	keeping the ink in the pen and off the user is a nontrival engineering problem	Mary E. Haviland, Brian D. Gragg, W. Wistar Rhoads, Jim L. Ruder, Joseph E. Scheffelin, Erol Erturk
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.044.tif.pdf	Activating the Pen
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.046.tif.pdf	Ink and Media Development for the HP Paintjet Printer	the ink, paper, overhead trasnparency film and printhead for the HP PaintJet Color Graphics Printer had to be designed as a system because of the complex interactions between these elements	Donald J. Palmer, Mark S. Hickman, Peter C. Morris, Ronald J. Selensky, John Stoffel, M. Beth Heffernan
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.052.tif.pdf	Color Thermal Inkjet Printer Electronics	the design objectives were to minimize part count while maximizing cost/performance	Philip C. Schultz, William J. Walsh, Jennie L. Hollis
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.055.tif.pdf	Low-Cost Servo Design		Mark Majette, David Ellement
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.058.tif.pdf	HP-RL: An Expert Systems Language	HP-RL is an integrated set of artifical intelligence programming tools that has been used at HP for many types of expert systems experiments	Steven T. Rosenberg
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.060.tif.pdf	About HP-RL
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.072.tif.pdf	Microscope: An Integrated Program Analysis Toolset	MicroScope supports evolutionary software development by helping programmers understand complex programs written in Common Lisp	James P. Ambras, Randolph N. Splitter, Alan L. Foster, Mark L. Chiarelli, Lucy M. Berlin, Vicki O'Day
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.077.tif.pdf	The Browser Construction Toolkit
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.078.tif.pdf	Using Templates in Cross-Reference Analysis
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.080.tif.pdf	Rule-Based Execution Monitoring
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.083.tif.pdf	Reader Forum
	1988		Aug-88	1988-08.085.tif.pdf	Red AlGaAs Light-Emitting Diodes	HP has recently released indicator and display products containing a new type of red-light-emitting diode (LED) based on the aluminum allium arsenide (AlGaAs)materials system. These LED's offer a significant improvement in efficiency over the red LED's that have previously been available but cost only slightly more.	Serge L. Rudaz, Chin-Wang Tu, Dennis C. Defevere, Louis W. Cook, David K. McElfresh, Frank M. Steranka, Michael D. Camras, Wayne L. Snyder
1988-10.pdf	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.002.tif.pdf
1988-10.toc.pdf	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.007.tif.pdf	Discless HP-UX Workstations	HP-UX 6.0 provides low-cost discless workstation operation over a local area network. It also provides a single file system view, intervendor file sharing, and conformance to UNIX System V Interface Definition (SVID) semantics	Scott W. Wang
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.009.tif.pdf	Program Management
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.011.tif.pdf	A Discless HP-UX File System		Joel D. Tesler, Debra S. Bartlett
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.016.tif.pdf	Discless Program Execution and Virtual Memory Management		William T. McMahon, Ching-Fa Hwang
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.021.tif.pdf	The Design of Network Functions for Discless Clusters		Chyuan-Shiun Lin, David O. Gutierrez
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.028.tif.pdf	Crash Detection and Recovery in a Discless HP-UX System		Annette Randel
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.034.tif.pdf	Boot Mechanism for Discless HP-UX		Perry E. Scott, John S. Marvin, Robert D. Quist
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.038.tif.pdf	Discless System Configuration Tasks		Kimberly S. Wagner
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.040.tif.pdf	Small Computer System Interface	The SCSI standard is the newest interface for the HP 9000 Series 300 family of HP-UX workstations. It offers improved performance, simplicity in design, a wide choice of controller chips, and wide acceptance in the UNIX community	Paul Q. Perlmutter
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.047.tif.pdf	X: A Window System Standard for Distributed Computing Environments	the X Window System allows applications running in different environments and on different machines to communicate high quality, graphical user interfaces over a network	James B. Byers, Frank E. Hall
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.052.tif.pdf	Managing the Development of the HP Deskjet Printer	forays into unexplored regions of technology are inevitable in the development of breakthrough products, but they must be limited and carefully managed	John D. Rhodes
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.054.tif.pdf	Market Research as a Design Tool		Alan Grube
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.055.tif.pdf	Human Factors and Industrial Design of the HP DeskJet Printer		Don McClelland
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.056.tif.pdf	Development of a High-Resolution Thermal Inkjet Printhead	the HP DeskJet printer's 300-dot-per-inch resolution is fundamental to its ability to produce laser-quality output	William A. Buskirk, Robert N. Low, Richard R. Van De Poll, David E. Hackleman, Stanley T. Hall, Kenneth E. Trueba, Paula H. Kanarek
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.063.tif.pdf	Integrating the Printhead into the HP DeskJet Printer	the printhead support systems provide signals to energize the ink-firing resistors, electrical connections to the pen, a carriage to hold and move the pen, and elements to protect and maintain the pen	J. Paul Harmon, John A. Widder
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.068.tif.pdf	Deskjet Printer Chassis and Mechanism Design	one mechanism moves the carriage while another uses a single motor to pick, feed, and eject paper and prime the pen. The polycarbonate chassis supports everything	Kieran B. Kelly, David W. Pinkernell, Steve O. Rasmussen, Larry A. Jackson, John A. Widder
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.077.tif.pdf	Data to Dots in the HP DeskJet Printer	a microprocessor-controlled custom IC manipulates dot data to provide double-width, half-width, compressed, half-height, draft-quality, bold, underlined, and tall characters and graphics too	Claude W. Nichols, Mark D. Lund, Donna J. May, Thomas B. Pritchard
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.078.tif.pdf	The DeskJet Printer Custom Integrated Circuit
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.080.tif.pdf	DeskJet Printer Font Design		Bruce Yano
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.082.tif.pdf	Firmware for a Laser-Quality Thermal Inkjet Printer	the firmware resident in the HP DeskJet printer is divided into generic printer code and printer specific code. An optional cartridge provides Epson FX-80 emulation	Kevin R. Hudson, Claude W. Nichols, David J. Neff, Mark J. Divittorio, Brian Cripe, Michael S. Ard
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.083.tif.pdf	Slow-Down Mode
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.088.tif.pdf	Robotic Assembly of HP DeskJet Printed Circuit Boards in a Just-in-time Environment	a high-speed machine places most of the surface mount components while a vision-guided robot places small components and plastic leaded chip carriers	P. David Gast
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.089.tif.pdf	DeskJet Printer Design for Manufacturability		Don Harring
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.091.tif.pdf	Fabricated Parts Tooling Plan		Jeff Ward
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.092.tif.pdf	CIM and Machine Vision in the Production of Thermal Inkjet Printheads	machine vision systems for DeskJet printhead production range from open-loop go/no-go systems to process verification systems to completely integrated process control systems	Brian L. Helterline, Mark C. Huth, Robert F. Aman, Timothy S. Hubley, Gregg P. Ferry, Robert A. Conder
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.093.tif.pdf	Whole Wafer Assembly of Thermal InkJet Printheads
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.097.tif.pdf	Production Print Quality Evaluation of the DeskJet Printhead
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.100.tif.pdf	Economical, High-Performance Optical Encoders	these high-resolution optical encoders are inexpensive and easy to install, making closed-loop motion control feasible in high-volume, extremely cost-sensitive applications	Robert Nicol, Mark G. Leonard, Howard C. Epstein
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.101.tif.pdf	Basics of Optical Incremental Encoders
	1988		Oct-88	1988-10.106.tif.pdf	A Complete Encoder Based on the HEDS-9000 Encoder Module
1988-12.pdf	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.002.tif.pdf
1988-12.toc.pdf	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.007.tif.pdf	A High-Speed Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer with Improved Dynamic Range	this article presents basic information on optical time-domain reflectometry and introduces the HP 8145A which uses a data correlation technique to increase measurement speed and dynamic range	Franz Sischka, Michael Fleischer-Reumannn
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.009.tif.pdf	Technical Risk Reduced by Joint Development Effort
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.015.tif.pdf	Complementary Correlation Optical Time-Domain Reflectometry	the autocorrelation function of a complementary Golay code pair has zero sidelobes, making these codes ideal for spread-spectrum optical time-domain reflectometry	Mosche Nazarathy, Franz Sischka, Steven A. Newton
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.023.tif.pdf	Optical Component Design for a Correlation-Based Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer	the major requirements for the laser driver, optical system, and receiver were single-mode, two-wavelength operation, high linearity, low noise, and low insertion loss	Jurgen Beck, Siegfried Gross, Robin Giffard
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.028.tif.pdf	Signal-to-Noise Ratio for Detection Using a PIN Diode
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.030.tif.pdf	Data Processing in the Correlating Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer	a powerful special-purpose digital signal processor, a general-purpose main processor, and pipelined measurement firmware work with the optical components to make measurements	Jochen Rivoir, Wilfried Pless
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.036.tif.pdf	Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer User Interface Design	the firmware built into the HP 8145A OTDR is the invisible intelligence that makes a complex instrument easy to use	Joachim Vobis
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.040.tif.pdf	Printing on Plain Paper with a Thermal Inkjet Printer	an understanding of "plain papers" and how their variability affects performance played a key role in the development of the HP DeskJet printer	Steven J. Bares
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.046.tif.pdf	Host Independent Microprocessor Development Systems	a new architecture makes it possible to use this family of emulators with workstations, mainframes, or personal computers. The cabling technology and chassis design improve performance and usability	Arnold S. Berger
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.053.tif.pdf	Host Independent Emulator Software Architecture	built into the firmware of the HP 64700 Series host independent emulators in an entire microprocessor development system	William A. Fischer, Jr
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.058.tif.pdf	Expanded Memory for the HP Vectra ES Personal Computer	this memory subsystem provides high-performance expanded memory and extended memory support for HP Vectra Personal Computer applications while maintaining compatibility with industry standards	Gary W. Lum, Milton J. Lau, Wesley H. Stelter
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.062.tif.pdf	LIM EMS 3.2 and 4.0
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.063.tif.pdf	Expanded versus Extended Memory
	1988		Dec-88	1988-12.075.tif.pdf	Generalization of the Redfield-Kunz Treatment of Quadrature Phase Time Data	a prescription is given to computer the complex Fourier transform spectrum from quadrature phase time data when the x and y signals are sampled neither simultaneously nor alternately. This case applies to the sampling scheme of the HP 5180A Waveform Recorder	Alexander Keller, Ulrich H. Haeberlen
1989-02.pdf	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.001.tif.pdf
1989-02.toc.pdf	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.006.tif.pdf	Characterization of Time Varying Frequency Behavior Using Continuous Measurement Technology	the HP 5371A Frequency and Time Interval Analyzer implements the continous measurement technique to provide advanced capabilities for measuring frequency and time interval variations	Mark Wechsler
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.008.tif.pdf	Analyzing Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Signals		Richard Schneider
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.013.tif.pdf	Firmware System Design for a Frequency and Time Interval Analyzer	built-in control and analysis firmware tailors the continous measurement technology of the HP 5371A to dynamic frequency and time interval applications	Lisa B. Stambaugh, Terrance K. Nimori
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.021.tif.pdf	Table-Driven Help Screen Structure Provides On-Line Operating Manual	the structure and firmware were designed for ease of reuse	Lisa B. Stambaugh
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.033.tif.pdf	Reading a Counter on the Fly
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.035.tif.pdf	Frequency and Time Interval Analyzer Measurement Hardware	examples of measurements on a frequency agile radio are used to illustrate the design and operation of the measurement hardware of the HP 5371A analyzer	Paul S. Stephenson
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.042.tif.pdf	An Integrated Voice and Data Network Based on Virtual Circuits	developed as an HP Laboratories research project, this network offers true integration of voice and data, a single architecture for local and wide area networks, high throughput, low host overhead, very good cost/performance ratio, and effective interfacing to existing standards	Robert Coackley, Howard L. Steadman
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.052.tif.pdf	Multifunction Synthesizer for Building Complex Waveform	the HP 8904A uses digital synthesis and VLSI technology to provide a highly reliable tool for demanding applications like VOR, ILS, FM stereo, and communication signaling	Fred H. Ives
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.055.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of the HP 8904A
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.057.tif.pdf	Digital Waveform Synthesis IC Architecture	the digital waveform synthesis IC is the heart of the HP 8904A Multifunction Synthesizer. It provides a digital approach to the conventional analog functions of modulation and signal generation	Mark D. Talbot
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.062.tif.pdf	Development of a Digital Waveform Synthesis Integrated Circuit	the digial waveform synthesis IC is an excellent example of using custom VLSI in an instrument to reduce cost and increase functionality, accuracy, and reliability	Craig A. Heikes, James O. Barnes, Dale R. Beucler
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.066.tif.pdf	Analog Output System Design for a Multifunction Synthesizer	the analog output system for the HP 8904A takes the 12-bit data stream from the digital waveform synthesis IC and converts it to an analog signal with excellent frequency response and low distortion	Thomas M. Higgins Jr
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.068.tif.pdf	A Generating a Phase-Locked Binary Reference Frequency
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.070.tif.pdf	Firmware Design for a Multiple-Mode Instrument	the firmware architecture of the HP 8904A Multifunction Synthesizer is designed to handle the existing operating modes efficiently and to facilitate evolutionary changes	Mark D. Talbot
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.073.tif.pdf	Multifunction Synthesizer Applications	application areas for the HP 8904A Multifunction Synthesizer include telecommunications, navigation, mobile radio communications, consumer electronics, sonar, and electromechanical systems	Kenneth S. Thompson
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.077.tif.pdf	Testing and Process Monitoring for a Multifunction Synthesizer	ensuring the quality and reliability of the HP 8904A Multifunction Synthesizer required a twofold test strategy: undertanding the critical characteristics of the instrument and process control	David J. Schwartz, Alan L. McCormick
	1989		Feb-89	1989-02.080.tif.pdf	Assuring Reliability		Donald Borowski
1989-04.pdf	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.002.tif.pdf
1989-04.toc.pdf	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.007.tif.pdf	An 8 1/2-Digit Digital Multimeter Capable of 100,000 Readings per Second and Two-Source Calibration	a highly linear and extremely flexible analog-to-digital converter and a state-of-the-art design give this DMM new performance and measurement capabilities for automated test, calibration laboratory or R&D applications	Scott D. Stever
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.009.tif.pdf	An 8 1/2-Digit Integrating Analog-to-Digital Converter with 16-bit, 100,000-Sample-per-Second Performance	this integrating-type AC uses multiscope runup, multislope rundown, and a two-input structure to achieve the required speed, resolution and linearity	Wayne C. Goeke
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.016.tif.pdf	Precision AC Voltage Measurements Using Digital Sampling Techniques	instead of traditional DMM techniques such as thermal conversion or analog computation, the HP 3458A DMM measures rms ac voltages by sampling the input signal and computing the rms value digitally in real time. Track-and-hold circuit performance is critical to the accuracy of the method	Ronald L. Swerlein
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.023.tif.pdf	Calibration of an 8 1/2-Digit Multimeter from only Two External Standards	internal transfer standards and autocalibration simplify external calibration and extend the period between external calibrations to two years	Scott D. Stever, Wayne C. Goeke, Ronald L. Swerlein, Stephen B. Venzke
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.025.tif.pdf	Josephson Junction Arrays		John Giem
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.029.tif.pdf	A High-Stability Voltage Reference		David E. Smith
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.032.tif.pdf	Design for High Throughput in a System Digital Multimeter	high-speed custom gate arrays, microprocessors and supporting hardware and a substantial investment in firmware design contributed to the design of the HP 3458A DMM as a system for moving data efficiently	Gary A. Ceely, David J. Rustici
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.034.tif.pdf	Firmware Development System		Victoria K. Sweetser
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.037.tif.pdf	Custom UART Design
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.040.tif.pdf	High-Resolution Digitizing Techniques with an Integrating Digital Multimeter	capabilities and limitations of the HP 3458A Digital Multimeter as a high-resolution digitizer are summarized. Performance data is presented for selected applications	David A. Czenkusch
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.043.tif.pdf	Time Interpolation		David E. Smith
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.047.tif.pdf	Measurement of Capacitor Dissipation Factor using Digitizing		Ronald L. Swerlein
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.051.tif.pdf	A Structural Approach to Software Defect Analysis	an effective software defect analysis requires that the relationships between program faults, human errors, and flaws in the design process be understood and characterized before corrective measures can be implemented	Takeshi Nakajo, Katsuhiko Sasabuchi, Tadashi Akiyama
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.058.tif.pdf	Dissecting Software Failures	beyond collecting software defect data just to study defect frequency, this paper outlines a quality data collection process, an effective analysis process, and a method to justify changes in the software development process based on the defect analysis	Robert B. Grady
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.063.tif.pdf	Defect Origins and Types
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.065.tif.pdf	Software Defect Prevention Using McCabe's Complexity Metric	HP's Waltham Division has started to use this methodology and its associated tools to catch defect prone software modules early and to assist in the testing process	William T. Ward
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.067.tif.pdf	The Cyclomatic Complexity Metric		Thomas J. McCabe
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.070.tif.pdf	Object-Oriented Unit Testing	HP's Waltham Division has taken a first stpe in applying new and traditional unit testing concepts to a software product implemented in an object-oriented language	Steven P. Fiedler
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.076.tif.pdf	Validation and Further Application of Software Reliability Growth Models	after two years of use, a software reliability growth model has been validated with empirical data, and now it is being expanded to estimate test duration before it begins	Gregory A. Kruger
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.081.tif.pdf	Comparing Structured and Unstructured Methodologies in Firmware Development	structured methodologies have been promoted as a solution to software productivity and quality problems. At HP's Logic Systems Division one project used both structured and unstructured techniques, and collected metrics and documented observations for comparing the two methodologies	William A. Fischer, Jr., James W. Jost
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.087.tif.pdf	An Object-Oriented Methodology for Systems Analysis and Specification	a methodology is proposed that enables analysts to model and specify a system's data, interactions, processing and external behavior before design	Donna Ho, Teresa A. Wall, Barry D. Kurtz
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.092.tif.pdf	VXIbus: A New Interconnection Standard for Modular Instruments	this standard will allow users to mix modules from different manufactures in a system contained in a single mainframe	Kenneth Jessen
	1989		Apr-89	1989-04.097.tif.pdf	VXIbus Product Development Tools	a VXIbus mainframe, a pair of modules, software, and accessories will help manufacturers develop VXIbus modules and systems more easily	Kenneth Jessen
1989-06.pdf	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.002.tif.pdf
1989-06.toc.pdf	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.007.tif.pdf	A Data Base for Real-Time Applications and Environments	HP Real-Time Data Baes is a set of subroutines and a query facility that enable real-time application developers to build and access a real-time, high-performance, memory-resident data management system. The software runs in an HP-UX environment on an HP 9000 Series 300 or 800 Computer	Cynthia Givens, Michael J. Wright, Le T. Hong, Michael R. Light, Feyzi Fatehi, Ching-Chao Liu
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.024.tif.pdf	Double-sided Surface Mount Process		Andy Vogen
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.027.tif.pdf	Data Compression in a Half-Inch Reel-to-Reel Tape Drive	a proprietary data compression algorithm implemented in a custom CMOS VLSI chip improves the throughput and data capacity of the HP 7980XC Tape Drive	David J. Van Maren, Mark J. Bianchi, Jeffery J. Kato
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.033.tif.pdf	Maximizing Tape Capacity by Super-Blocking	interrecord gaps on the tape limit the capacity improvement attainable with data compression int he HP 7980XC Tape Drive. Super-blocking eliminates most of these gaps	Jeffery J. Kato, Mark J. Bianchi, David J. Van Maren
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.036.tif.pdf	High-Speed Lightwave Component Analysis	a new analyzer system performs stimulus-response testing of electrical-to-optical, optical-to-electrical, optical-to-optical, and electrical-to-electrical components of high-speed fiber optic communications systems	Roger W. Wong, Paul Hernday, Michael G. Hart, Geraldine A. Conrad
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.044.tif.pdf	OTDR versus OFDR
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.053.tif.pdf	Design and Operation of High-Frequency Lightwave Sources and Receivers	these compact, rugged modules are essential components of HP 8702A Lightwave Component Analyzer Systems	Kent W. Leyde, Kenneth W. Shaughnessy, Rollin F. Rawson, Robert D. Albin
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.057.tif.pdf	High-Speed PIN Infrared Photodetectors for HP Lightwave Receivers		Susan Sloan
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.059.tif.pdf	Videoscope: A Nonintrusive Test Tool for Personal Computers	the Videoscope system uses signature analysis techniques developed for digital troubleshooting to provide a tool that allows a tester to create an automated test suite for doing performance, compatibility, and regression testing of applications running on HP Vectra Personal Computers	Danny Low, Myron R. Tuttle
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.063.tif.pdf	Video Signature Analyzer Operation
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.070.tif.pdf	Neural Data Structures: Programming with Neurons	networks of neurons can quickly find good solutions to many optimization problems. Looking at such problems in terms of certain neural data stuctures makes programming neural networks natural and intuitive	J. Barry Shackleford
	1989		Jun-89	1989-06.080.tif.pdf	A new 2D Simulation Model of Electromigration	electromigration in miniature IC interconnect lines is simulated in HP's sophisticated two-dimensional model, giving new quantitative and graphical insights into one of the most important metallization failure sources for VLSI chips	Paul P. Merchant, Vladimir Naroditsky, Wulf D. Rehder, Paul J. Marcoux
1989-10.pdf	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.002.tif.pdf
1989-10.toc.pdf	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.007.tif.pdf	40 Years of Chronicling Technical Achievement	over the last 40 years the HP Journal has created a record of HP's technical achievements by communicating technical information to professional people in all fields served by HP. With Hewlett-Packard celebrating his 50th anniversary it seems appropriate to take a look at the HP Journal, past and present, and some of the technological history of HP it has chronicled	Charles L. Leath
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.015.tif.pdf	A Modular Family of High-Performance Signal Generators	three signal generators, each designed for a particular type of application and each offering several options, let the user choose and pay for exactly the capability required	Michael D. McNamee, David L. Platt
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.021.tif.pdf	Firmware Development for Modular Instrumentation	of three major subsystems in the Performande Signal Generator control firmware, only one contains instrument-specific code. Additional hardware and firmware for calibration and diagnostic purposes provide important customer and production benefits	Kerwin D. Kanago, Brian D. Watkins, Mark A. Stambaugh
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.029.tif.pdf	Fractional-N Synthesis Module		Barton L. McJunkin
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.031.tif.pdf	Delay Line Discriminators and Frequency-Locked Loops
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.035.tif.pdf	Design Considerations in a Fast Hopping Voltage-Controlled Oscillator
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.038.tif.pdf	High-Spectral-Purity Frequency Synthesis in a Microwave Signal Generator	a low-noise YIG-tuned fundamental oscillator and a GaAs divider contribute to the spectral purity of the HP 8665A 4.2 GHz Synthesized Signal Generator	Douglas R. Snook, James B. Summers
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.043.tif.pdf	Microwave Signal Generator Output System Design	noise performance and level accuracy were major design concerns. Thick-film microcircuits, some "packageless" are used extensively	Steve R. Fried, Keith L. Fries, John M. Sims
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.045.tif.pdf	'Packageless" Microcircuits		Bennie E. Helmso
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.052.tif.pdf	Design of a High-Performance Pulse Modulation System	the pulse modulation option for the HP 8665A Synthesized Signal Generator adds a pulse modulator and an internal pulse generator. The pulse modulator uses gallium arsenide field-effect transistor switches on microwave monolithic integrated circuits	Douglas R. Snook, G. Stephen Curtis
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.060.tif.pdf	Reducing Radiated Emissions in the Performance Signal Generator Family	two levels of radiated emissions are offered: one standard and one optional. The optional level - 133 dBm into a two-turn loop one inch away from any surface, is 26 dB lower than the standard specification	Donald T. Borowski, Larry R. Wright
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.077.tif.pdf	Providing Programmers with a Driver Debug Technique	symbolic debugging is difficult for programmers who are developing drivers to run under the HP-UX operating system but do not have HP-UX source licenses. A technique is described to use available compiler information to provide access to certain HP-UX debug records	Eve M. Tanner
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.079.tif.pdf	HP-UX Object Module Structure
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.080.tif.pdf	Identifying Useful HP-UX Debug Records
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.082.tif.pdf	Solder Joint Inspection Using Laser Doppler Vibrometry	good solder joints can be distinguished from bad joints by their vibration spectra. Vibration frequencies for bad joints are consistent for a given lead type	Catherine A. Keely
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.083.tif.pdf	Laser Doppler Vibrometry
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.091.tif.pdf	User-Centered Application Definition: A Methodology and Case Study	this paper presents a practical user-centered methodology for application definition. The methodology encompasses interviewing strategies, task analysis, and storyboarding techniques. The need for systematic user analysis is demonstrated, and the methodology is illustrated by a case study	Lucy M. Berlin
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.093.tif.pdf	Interviewing Techniques
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.096.tif.pdf	Storyboarding Techniques
	1989		Oct-89	1989-10.099.tif.pdf	Partially Reflective Light Guides for Optoelectronics Applications	the guides control the light from an array of light-emitting diodes in a high-performance, low-cost erase bar for electrophotographic copiers	Carolyn F. Jones
1989-12.pdf	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.002.tif.pdf
1989-12.toc.pdf	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.008.tif.pdf	The Starbase Graphics Package
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.009.tif.pdf	The X Window System
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.013.tif.pdf	Managing and Sharing Display Objects in the Starbase/X11 Merge System	to allow Starbase and X to share graphics resources, a special process called the graphics resource manager was created to manage access to the shared resources. An object-oriented approach was taken to encapsulate these shared graphics resources	Courtney Loomis, Robert C. Cline, James R. Andreas
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.021.tif.pdf	Sharing Access to Display Resources in the Starbase/X11 Merge System	the Starbase/X11 Merge system provides features to allow Starbase applications direct access to the display hardware at the same time X server clients are running. There are also capabilities to allow sharing of cursors and the hardware color map	Jens R. Owen, Steven P. Hiebert, Jeff R. Boyton, Sankar L. Chakrabarti, Keith A. Marchington, John A. Waitz, Peter R. Rob Inson, John J. Lang, Michael H. Stroyan
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.039.tif.pdf	Sharing Input Devices in the Starbase/X11 Merge System	to provide support for the full set of HP input devices and to provide access to these devices for Starbase applications running in the X environment, extensions were added to the X core input devices: the keyboard and the pointer	Ian A. Elliot, George M. Sachs
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.040.tif.pdf	X Input Protocol and X Input Extensions
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.043.tif.pdf	Sharing Testing Responsibilities in the Starbase/X11 Merge System	the testing process for the Starbase/X11 Merge software involved setting realizable quality goals, and using extensive test suites and test tools to measure and automate the process	John M. Brown, Thomas J. Gilg
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.051.tif.pdf	A Compiled Source Access System Using CD-ROM and Personal Computers	HP Source Reader is in use in virtually every HP support facility around the world, giving local support engineers fast access to complete source code listings for MPE, the HP 3000 Computer operating system	Stephen J. Pearce, Michael B. Kalstein, B. David Cathell
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.075.tif.pdf	Custom VLSI in the 3D Graphics Pipeline	VLSI transform engine, z-cache, and pixel processor chips widen bottlenecks in the pipeline to allow the HP9000 Series 300 and 800 TurboSRX graphics subsystem to deliver enhanced performance compared to the earlier SRX design	Larry J. Thayer
	1989		Dec-89	1989-12.079.tif.pdf	Global Illumination Modeling Using Radiosity	radiosity is a complementary method to ray tracing for global illumination modeling. HP 9000 TurboSRX graphics workstations now offer three illumination models: radiosity, ray tracing and a local illumination model	David A. Burgoon, ph 78-88
1990-02.pdf	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.001.tif.pdf
1990-02.toc.pdf	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.006.tif.pdf	An Overview of the HP OSI Express Card	the OSI Express card provides on an I/O card teh networking services defined by the ISO OSI (Open Systems Interconnections) Reference Model, resulting in off-loading much of the network overhead from the host computer. This and other features set the OSI Express card apart from other network implementations in existence today	William R. Johnson
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.008.tif.pdf	The HP OSI Express Card Backplane Handler	the backplane on the HP OSI Express card is handled by a pair of VLSI chips and a set of firmware routines. These components provide the interface between the HP OSI Express card driver on the host machine and the common OSI networking environment, or CONE, on the OSI Express card	Glenn F. Talbott
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.015.tif.pdf	Custom VLSI chips for DMA
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.018.tif.pdf	CONE: A Software Environment for Network Protocols	the common OSI network environment, or CONE, provides a network-specific operating system for the HP OSI Express card and an environment for implementing OSI protocols	H. Michael Wenzel, Steven M. Dean, David A. Kumpf
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.028.tif.pdf	The Upper Layers of the HP OSI Express Card Stack	the upper three layers of the HP OSI Express card share the same architecture and use tables to simplify their implementations of the OSI stack. The applications and presentation layers are implemented in the same module	Michael A. Ellis, Kimball K. Banker
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.049.tif.pdf	The OSI Connectionless Network Protocol
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.051.tif.pdf	HP OSI Express Design for Performance	network standards are sometimes associated with slow networking. This is not the case with the HP OSI Express card. Because of early analysis of critical code paths, throughput exceeds 600,000 bytes per second	Elizabeth P. Bortolotto
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.059.tif.pdf	The HP OSI Express Card Software Diagnostic Program	the software diagnostic program is a high-level mnemonic debugger. The structure definition utility isolates the diagnostic program from compiler differences and data definition changes	Joseph R. Longo Jr
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.067.tif.pdf	Support Features of the HP OSI Express Card	the HP OSI Express card offers event logging and tracing to facilitate troubleshooting in multivendor networks	Charles L. Hamer, Jayesh K. Shah
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.072.tif.pdf	Integration and Test for the HP OSI Express Card's Protocol Stack	special test tools and a multidimensional integration process enabled engineers to develop, test, and debug the firmware for the OSI Express card in two different environments. In one environment an emulation of the OSI Express card was used and in another the real hardware was used	Neil M. Alexander, Randy J. Westra
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.080.tif.pdf	High-Speed Lightwave Signal Analysis	this analyzer measures the important characteristics of high-capacity lightwave systems and their components, including single-frequency or distributed feedback semiconductor lasers and braodband pin photodectors	Christopher M. Miller
	1990		Feb-90	1990-02.092.tif.pdf	Linewidth and Power Spectral Measurements of Single-Frequency Lasers	a special fiber optic interferometer preprocesses optical signals for a lightwave signal analyzer to measure laser characteristics using delayed and gated delayed self-homodyne techniques	Douglas M. Baney, Wayne V. Sorin
1990-04.pdf	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.002.tif.pdf
1990-04.toc.pdf	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.007.tif.pdf	A New Modular High-Performance Liquid Chromatograph	the HP 1050 Series of modules refines and extends HP's LC technology, emphasizing a common architecture and a standard design for all modules	Herbert Wiederoder
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.008.tif.pdf	An Introduction to Liquid Chromatography		Henry J. van Nieuwkerk
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.010.tif.pdf	Industrial Design and Ergonomics		Raoul Dinter
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.012.tif.pdf	Quality Engineering for a Liquid Chromatography System	for the HP 1050 Series LC system, customer expectations were translated into measurable quality goals, which were then verified by special test methods	Helge Schrenker, Wolfgang Wilde
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.015.tif.pdf	Design for Manufacturing		Heiko Breckwoldt, Manfred Seltz
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.018.tif.pdf	A Compact, Programmable Sample Injector and Autosampler for Liquid Chromatography	the HP 1050 Series autosampler is capable of manual or automatic injection from up to 119 sample vials at injection volumes up to 2000 microliters	Wolfgang Kretz, Gerhard Ple
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.025.tif.pdf	Flexible, Precise Solvent Delivery for Liquid Chromatography	the HP 1050 Series LC pump merges reliable, known technology with powerful control capabilities that compensate for solvent properties and physical side effects. A custom IC implements the motor and pump control functions	Klaus Witt, Fred Strohmeier
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.031.tif.pdf	Pump Control Chip
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.037.tif.pdf	A New Generation of LC Absorbance Detectors	two absorbance detectors are available for the HP 1050 Series modular LC system: a high-sensitivity programmable scanning detector and a high-speed, multiple wavelength diode array detector	Gunter Hoschele, Volker Brombacher, Konrad Teitz, Hubert Kuderer, Axel Wiese
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.045.tif.pdf	Firmware Development for a Modular Liquid Chromatography System	more than half of the firmware for the HP 1050 Series High-Performance Liquid Chromatography System is common to all modules. It is customized for individual modules by means of module-specific tables	Christian Buttner, Fromut Fritze, Gerhard Ple
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.052.tif.pdf	HP OpenView Network Management	HP OpenView is HP's first set of integrated hardware and software products designed to address the needs of managing open, standards-based, multivendor networks in a consistent, user-friendly manner	Anthony S. Ridolfo
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.055.tif.pdf	HP OpenView Network Management Architecture	this article highlights the principal objectives of the architecture and the reference models used to support the HP OpenView product development	Mark L. Hoerth, Keith S. Klemba, Hui-lin Lim, Maureen C. Mellon
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.061.tif.pdf	HP OpenView Windows: A User Interface for Network Management Solutions	HP OpenView Windows provides a consistent graphics-based user interface for users of network management applications, and a set of utilities that enable developers to create network management applications for the HP OpenView Windows environment	Arthur J. Kulakow, Kathleen L. Gannon, Catherine J. Smith
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.067.tif.pdf	HP OpenView Bridge Manager: Network Management for HP Lan Bridges	since LAN bridges receive all the data packets transmitted on the LAN segments they interconnect, they are an ideal focal point for monitoring packet integrity, and the number of packets forwarded and filtered	Andrew S. Fraley, Tamra I. Perez
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.072.tif.pdf	HP OpenView Data Line Monitor	monitoring large and complex network configurations is crucial to maintaining the integrity and performance of data communication lines. The HP OpenView Data Line Monitor is a hardware and software solution for monitoring these data communication lines	Michael S. Hurst
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.077.tif.pdf	Network Management for the HP 3000 Datacom and Terminal Controller	the HP OpenView DTC Manager software is responsible for controlling, monitoring, and diagnosing the DTCs on a local area network. Its functions can be exercised either from a local workstation on the LAN or from an HP Response Center or other remote workstation	Michele A. Prieur, Serge Y. Amar
	1990		Apr-90	1990-04.086.tif.pdf	Developing a Distributed Network Management Application Using HP OpenView Windows	using concepts from the HP OpenView architecture and the facilities provided by the HP Openview Windows, netowrk management services and distributed applications were developed for user feedback and validation of the architecture	Lisa M. Cole, Atul R. Garg
1990-06.pdf	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.002.tif.pdf
1990-06.toc.pdf	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.007.tif.pdf	Making Computer Behavior Consistent: The HP OSF/Motif Graphical User Interface	Window-oriented user interfaces provide knowledge workers with powerful tools to control their computer environments and increase productivity. The OSF/Motif graphical user interface provides standards and tools to ensure consistency in the appearance and behavior of applications running in the X Window System	Axel O. Deininger, Charles V. Fernandez
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.009.tif.pdf	OSF/Motif
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.013.tif.pdf	The HP OSF/Motif Window Manager	the HP OSF/Motif window manager, which is built on top of the X Window System, is a window management interface that provides a 3D enhanced Presentation Manager appearance and behavior using HP OSF/Motif widgets	Keith M. Taylor, Brock C. Krizan
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.024.tif.pdf	Interclient Communication Conventions
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.027.tif.pdf	Programming with HP OSF/Motif Widgets	the HP OSF/Mtif widget library makes it easy for a developer to create applications with a graphical user interface that has a consistent appearance and behavior	Benjamin J. Ellsworth, Donald L. McMinds
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.028.tif.pdf	The Evolution of Widgets
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.038.tif.pdf	Architecture Support for Automated Testing		Jack Walicki
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.041.tif.pdf	Distributed Execution, Data, and Display		Gerald P. Duggan
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.042.tif.pdf	Schemes: Interface Consistency		John R. Diamant, Colin Gerety
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.043.tif.pdf	Pervasive Editing in the HP SoftBench Environment		William A. Kwinn
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.044.tif.pdf	Native Language Support		Warren J. Greving, Kathryn Y. Kwinn
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.046.tif.pdf	Mechanisms for Efficient Delivery		Sam Sands
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.047.tif.pdf	Application of a Reliability Model to the HP SoftBench Environment		Tim Tillson
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.049.tif.pdf	A New Generation of Software Development Tools	the HP SoftBench environment's development manager, program editor, program builder, static analyzer, program debugger, and mail collaborate to support task-oriented program construction, test, and maintenance	Colin Gerety
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.050.tif.pdf	Development Manager		Anthony P. Walker
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.052.tif.pdf	Program Editor
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.053.tif.pdf	Program Builder		James W. Wichelman
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.055.tif.pdf	Static Analyzer		Gary L. Thunquest, John P. Dutton
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.056.tif.pdf	Program Debugger		Robert A. Morain, Robert B. Heckendorn
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.058.tif.pdf	Integrated Help		John R. Diamant
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.060.tif.pdf	HP Encapsulator: Bridging the Generation Gap	by means of the Encapsulator description language, a user can integrate tools into the HP SoftBench environment without modifying their source code, and can tailor the HP SoftBench environment to support a particular software development process	Brian D. Fromme
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.066.tif.pdf	HP Encapsulator CASE Case Study		Bob Desinger
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.070.tif.pdf	Introduction to Particle Beam LC/MS	particle beam liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS) yields classical, library-searchable electron impact spectra for compounds that are too thermally labile or nonvolatile to be analyzed by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS)	Robert G. Nordman, James A. Apffel Jr
	1990		Jun-90	1990-06.078.tif.pdf	Advances in IC Testing: The Membrane Probe Card	conventional integrated circuit wafer test probes have mechanical and electrical weaknesses, especially for testing high-frequency or high-speed devices and chips that have large numbers of input and outputs. Membrane probe technology overcomes most of these limitations	Farid Matta
1990-08.pdf	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.002.tif.pdf
1990-08.toc.pdf	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.007.tif.pdf	HP Manufacturing Automation Protocol 3.0	the Manufacturing Automation Protocol (MAP) is an intervendor program that addresses the problems that have plagued factory automation in the past. HPs MAP 3.0 product provides international standard network services and protocols and a multivendor MAP programmatic interface	Bruce J. Talley, Collin Y. W. Park
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.009.tif.pdf	Overview of the OSI Reference Model
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.012.tif.pdf	Upper Layer Architecture for HP MAP 3.0 OSI Services	based on the OSI standard for the application layer, the HP MAP 3.0 upper layer architecture provides a standardized structure that allows network application developers to focus on the services provided by their applications rather than the architecture necessary to interface to network protocols	Sanjay B. Chikarmane
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.016.tif.pdf	Directory Services in the HP MAP 3.0 Environment	to provide a standardized implementation of a directory service for locating resources in the HP MAP 3.0 environment, the ISO X.500 directory standard is used	Darrell O. Swope, Colleen S. Fettig, Beth E. Cooke, Roy M. Vandoorn,Paul B. Koski
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.025.tif.pdf	HP MAP 3.0 File Transfer, Access, and Management/800	File Transfer, Access, and Management, of FTAM, is an OSI standard that defines the framework upon which layer seven file transfer services can be built for accessing and managing files across the open systems	Steven W. Manweiller
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.032.tif.pdf	HP MAP 3.0 Manufacturing Message Specification/800	the first release of HP's implementation of the MMS standard offers powerful communication tools for monitoring and controlling robots, PLCs and other factory-floor devices in the manufacturing environment	Thomas G. Bartz, Peter A. Lagoni, Christopher Crall
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.039.tif.pdf	HP MMS/800 Services
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.041.tif.pdf	HP-UX Kernel Communications Modules for a Card-Based OSI Protocol Stack	HP MAP 3.0 products are based on the HP OSI Express card, which implements most of the OSI protocol stack on an I/O card. The kernel modules provide reliable data transfer between the host computer and the HP OSI Express card	Kimberly K. Scott, Eric C. Scoredos, Richard H. Van Gaasbeck
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.051.tif.pdf	Interoperability Testing for HP MAP 3.0	interoperaility testing is used to ensure that HP MAP 3.0 OSI services can communicate with other vendors' systems and to uncover errors both in HP's and other vendors' OSI implementations	Jeffrey D. Meyer
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.055.tif.pdf	The HP MAP 3.0 Software Integration Lifecycle	The HP MAP 3.0 program was a large multidivisonal effort with project teams spread over different geographical locations and working under different organizations. To manage the integration of the hardware and software components from these different project teams, a generic integration lifecycle was developed for the HP MAP 3.0 product	Douglas R. Gregory
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.060.tif.pdf	The Integrated Personal Development Environment
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.065.tif.pdf	500-MHz and 300-MHz Programmable Pulse Generators	these instruments are capable of testing the most advanced CMOS, ECL and GaAs devices. A custom bipolar IC generates the timing parameters	Patrick Schmid, Gerd Koffmane, Frederick L. Eatock, Heino Hopke, Werner Berkel, Hans-Jurgen Snackers
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.077.tif.pdf	Hybrid Assembly
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.080.tif.pdf	A 500-MHz Pulse Generator Output Section	surface mount, thick-film hybird, and gallium arsenide technologies contribute to the advanced output capabilities of the HP 8131A pulse generator	Hans-Jurgen Wagner, Stefan G. Klein
	1990		Aug-90	1990-08.086.tif.pdf	A 300-MHz, Variable-Transition-Time Pulse Generator Output Section	the design includes separate fast and slow slope generators and custom GaAs and bipolar ICs	Volker Eberle, Peter Schinzel, Gunter Steinbach
1990-10.pdf	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.002.tif.pdf
1990-10.toc.pdf	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.007.tif.pdf	An Overview of the HP Interactive Visual Interface	the HP Interactive Visual Interface (HP IVI) product uses object-oriented and window technologies to provide interactive and programmatic tools for building graphical user interfaces	Roger K. Lau, Mark E. Thompson
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.008.tif.pdf	HP IVI Project Management		Chuck Robinson, Robin Ching
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.012.tif.pdf	The HP IVI Object-Oriented Toolkit	using object-oriented design techniques, a minimum set of functions is provided with the HP IVI product for manipulating widgets and graphic objects to create a graphical user interface	David G. Wathen, Mydung Thi Tran
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.022.tif.pdf	HP IVI Application Program Interface Design	to provide the features available in HP IVI, the internal design and implementation of the application program interface leveraged concepts and software from graphics packages, window technology, widgets, Xt Intrinsics, and object-oriented design	Gary D. Thomsen, Pamela W. Munsch, Warren I. Otsuka
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.030.tif.pdf	Object-Oriented Design in HP IVI		Pam Munsch, Steven Witten
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.033.tif.pdf	HP IVIBuild: Interactive User Interface Builder for HP IVI	using the facilities provided by HP IVI's application program interface, HP IVIBuild allows developers to create and experiment with different types of application user interfaces, save them in files, and bind them to the functionality of the application at run time	Steven P. Witten, Hai-Wen L. Bienz
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.040.tif.pdf	Creating an Effective User Interface for HP IVIBuild	the HP IVIBuild user interface was a collaborative effort between the software engineers developing the code for the product and a group of industrial designers who understand the requirements of an effective graphical user interface	Steven R. Anderson, Jennifer Chaffee
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.050.tif.pdf	26.5-to-75-GHz Preselected Mixers Based on Magnetically Tunable Barium Ferrite Filters	a new resonator material - barium ferrite - and a new four-sphere design are featured in a series of magnetically turnable preselection filters for the milimeter-wave frequency range	Michael J. Levernier, Robert J. Matreci, Dean B. Nicholson
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.063.tif.pdf	HP DIS: A Development Tool for Factory-Floor Device Interfaces	the HP Device Interface System provides a development facility that includes a high-level Protocol Specification Language, a testing facility, and a run-time facility for device interfaces that run in an HP-UX environment on HP 9000 computers	Kathleen A. Fulton, Kent L. Garliepp, Irene Skupniewicz,John U. Frolich
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.066.tif.pdf	Finite State Machine
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.068.tif.pdf	Matching Messages
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.070.tif.pdf	Action Routines
	1990		Oct-90	1990-10.074.tif.pdf	Measurement of R, L, and C Parameters in VLSI Packages	developed to verify the electrical models of a 408-lead multilayer ceramic package, this measurement technique can measure the very small inductances, capacitances, and resistances that are typical of high-performance packages. It does not require extraction of RLC parameters from time-domain reflectometer measurements	Frank J. Perezalonzo, David W. Quint, Asad Aziz, Ravi Kaw
1990-12.pdf	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.002.tif.pdf
1990-12.toc.pdf	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.009.tif.pdf	Magnetooptical Recording Technology		Ed Sponheimer
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.012.tif.pdf	Integrating the Optical Library Unit into the HP-UX Operating System		Daryl C. Stolte, Bruce A. Thompson, David Ellis
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.015.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of an Optical Disk Autochanger	the autochanger moves 32 disk cartridges between two magnetooptical drives and two stacks of storage positions using only two motors and three optical sensors	Raymond C. Sherman, Daniel R. Dauner, Jennifer L. Methlie, Michael L. Christensen, Leslie G. Christie, Jr.
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.025.tif.pdf	Optical Disk Autochanger Servomechanism Design	a "sense of touch" and error recovery routines contribute to reliability. Data capture, error injection, andmechanical regression testing facilities improved the productivity of the designers	Mark J. Bianchi, Thomas C. Oliver
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.030.tif.pdf	Data Capture System
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.034.tif.pdf	Error Injection		Rick Kato
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.036.tif.pdf	Qualification of an Optical Disk Drive for Autochanger Use	ninety-three design changes were made to the stand-alone drive to quality it for use in an autochanger	Colette T. Howe, Kevin S. Saldanha
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.043.tif.pdf	Error Correction Implementation and Performance in a CD-ROM Drive	the HP Series 6100 Model 600/A implements the error protection algorithm defined by the CD-ROM yellow book standard. This extra level of protection means that the error rate is improved from one error in 10/12 bits to one in 10/16	John C. Meyer
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.047.tif.pdf	Error Detection and Correction Primer
	1990		Dec-90	1990-12.050.tif.pdf	Providing Software Protection Capability for a CD-ROM Drive	the HP Series 6100 Model 600/A drive supports two levels of security for software protection: load-time security, which prevents loading a package without the proper authority, and scrambling data on the disk to prevent reading a protected disk with another CD-ROM	Kenneth R. Nielsen
1991-02.pdf	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.002.tif.pdf
1991-02.toc.pdf	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.007.tif.pdf	High-Speed Lightwave Component Analysis to 20 GHz	a new family of instruments - analyzer, test set, souces, receivers, and modulator - characterizes electrical, electrooptical, and optical components of fiber optic communications systems at modulation rates to 20 GHz	Daniel R. Harkins, Paul R. Hernday, Roger W. Wong
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.014.tif.pdf	Design of a 20-GHz Lightwave Component Analyzer	the HP 8703A is a fully integrated and calibrated instrument for lightwave component characterization. It offers a choice of wavelengths and laser types, both internal and external	Paul R. Hernday, Geraldine A. Conrad, Michael G. Hart, Rollin F. Rawson
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.024.tif.pdf	20-GHz Lightwave Test Set and Accessories	with this lightwave test set and a compatible HP microwave network analyzer, users have the same key 20-GHz lightwave component analysis capabilities as with the integrated HP 8703A analyzer. The microwave network analyzer can still be used for its normal functions	Joel P. Dunsmore, John V. Vallelunga
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.035.tif.pdf	Accuracy Considerations and Error Correction Techniques for 20-GHz Lightwave Component Analysis	an understanding of factory calibration techniques, system capabilities, and device-under-test sensitivities can result in more accurate and repeatable measurements using the HP 8703A lightwave component analyzer	Daniel R. Harkins, Michael A. Heinzelman
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.042.tif.pdf	Development of an Optical Modulator for a High-Speed Lightwave Component Analyzer	the design and characterization of the first integrated optic modulator for commercial instrument application are described, including the advantages of titanium-in-diffused lithium niobate, device geometries for both phase modulators and Mach-Zehnder intensity modulators, stability considerations including bias drift and acoustic resonances, wavelength sensitivity, packaging and pigtailing, reliability and testing	David J. McQuate, Roger L. Jungerman
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.046.tif.pdf	High-Performance Optical Isolator for Lightwave Systems	this compact, rugged, two-stage design uses birefringent rutile crystals and Bi-YIG films to achieve high isolation, low insertion loss, high return loss, and polarization independence	Harry Chou, Kok-Wai Chang, Siegmar Schmidt, Wayne V. Sorin, Jimmie L. Yarnell, Steven A. Newton
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.052.tif.pdf	A Broadband, General-Purpose Instrumentation Lightwave Converter	converting lightwave signals with wavelengths of 1200 to 1600 nanometers to electrical signals, this device serves as an optical front end for spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, bit error rate testers, and oscilloscopes	Christopher M. Miller, Roberto A. Collins
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.059.tif.pdf	A Lightwave Multimeter for Basic Fiber Optic Measurements	this new instrument can replace separate optical power meters, dedicated loss test sets, and stable light sources for measurements of absolute power, relative power, and loss	Bernd Maisenbacher, Wolfgang Reichert
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.064.tif.pdf	Design of a Series of High-Performance Lightwave Power Sensor Modules	the power sensor modules for the HP 8153A lightwave multimeter feature a new optical interface, new detectors, an analog-to-digital converter based on a voltage-to-frequency converter, and a custom gate array. They offer excellent absolute accuracy and fast autoranging	Jochen Rivoir, Emmerich Muller, Horst Schweikardt
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.071.tif.pdf	Calibration of Fiber Optic Power Meters	this paper describes the proposed IEC standard and HP's implementation	Christian Hentschel
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.074.tif.pdf	Semiconductor Laser Sources with Superior Stability for Optical Loss Measurements	temperature stabilization and output power control provide excellent stability in the plug-in laser source modules for the HP 8153A lightwave multimeter	Frank A. Maier
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.078.tif.pdf	Lightwave Multimeter Firmware Design	flexibility and modularity were challenges in the firmware development of teh HP 8153A lightwave multimeter. Built-in applications software automates many commonly needed measurements	Wilfried Pless, Michael Pott, Robert Jahn
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.089.tif.pdf	A Visual User Interface for the HP-UX and Domain Operating Systems	this graphical user interface provides a friendly and pleasant front end for the HP-UX and Domain operating systems. It makes these subsystems less intimidating for new users and at the same time provides features that appeal to experienced users	Mark A. Champine
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.094.tif.pdf	Open Dialogue
	1991		Feb-91	1991-02.098.tif.pdf	HP Visual User Interface, Version 2.0		David A. Williams
1991-04.pdf	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.002.tif.pdf
1991-04.toc.pdf	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.007.tif.pdf	A Family of High-Performance Synthesized Sweepers	elven modesl offer frequency coverage to 50 GHz in coax, extendable to 100 GHz in waveguide with millimeter heads. Swept frequency accuracy is ten times better than previous designs. A menu-based user interface simplifies operation	James E. Bossaller, Roger P. Oblad, John R. Regazzi
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.011.tif.pdf	Designing for Low Cost of Ownership		James R. Stead
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.014.tif.pdf	Strife Testing the Alphanumeric Display		James R. Stead
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.016.tif.pdf	Front Panel Designed for Manufacturability
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.018.tif.pdf	Built-in Synthesized Sweeper Self-Test and Adjustments	a combination of hardware features and firmware routines makes it possible to isolate most failures to the assembly level and make many adjustments without external test equipment	Michael J. Seibel
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.020.tif.pdf	Automatic Frequency Span Calibration
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.023.tif.pdf	Accessing a Power Meter for Calibration
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.025.tif.pdf	A High-Performance Sweeper Output Power Leveling System	a feedforward ALC design gives HP 8360 sweepers improved flatness, power accuracy, and modulation performance. Factory calibration techniques minimize measurement errors so as not to degrade the improved specifications	Glen M. Baker, Mark N. Davidson, Lance E. Haag
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.029.tif.pdf	Mismatch Error Calculation for Relative Power Measurements with Changing Source Match
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.032.tif.pdf	A 0.01-to-40-GHz Switched Frequency Doubler	this microcircuit doubler has a passthrough mode for 0.01 to-20-GHz input signals and a doubler mode for 20 to 40 GHz. An integrated RF switch changes modes. Slotline filters reduce spurious outputs to -40dBc or less	James R. Zellers
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.035.tif.pdf	A High-Speed Microwave Pulse Modulator	this optional fast pulse modulator uses an unequally spaced diode topology to achieve a wide bandwidth and a high on-off ration without resorting to performance-limiting diode saturation	Mary K. Koenig
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.037.tif.pdf	New Technology in Synthesized Sweeper Microcircuits	a new packaging technology using thick-film hybrids and contacts integral to the package simplifies testing and rework and reduces RFI. New circuit designs include a triple balanced mixer and quasi-elliptic low-pass filters. New approaches reduce video feedthrough and harmonic generation	Ronald C. Blanc, Richard S. Bischof, Patrick B. Harper
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.042.tif.pdf	Modular Microwave Breadboard System
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.045.tif.pdf	Quasi-Elliptic Low-Pass Filters
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.048.tif.pdf	DC-to-50-GHz Programmable Step Attenuators	based on HP's proven edgeline technology, these attenuators provide the HP 8360 sweepers with up to 90 dB of attenuation in 10-dB steps	David R. Veteran
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.051.tif.pdf	50-to-110-GHz High-Performance Millimeter-Wave Source Modules	state-of-the-art microcircuit technologies and development tools were employed to produce a W-band amplifier tripler, a V-band amplifier doubler, an R-band amplifier double, and a coupler detector for two new frequency multiplier modules	Giovonnae F. Anderson, Mohamed M. Sayed
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.060.tif.pdf	Flatness Correction		Lon Dearden
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.062.tif.pdf	High-Power W-Band Source Module
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.066.tif.pdf	An Instrument for Testing North American Digital Cellular Radios	the HP 11846A is designed to produce filtered /4 DQPSK modulated I and Q baseband signals needed to test digital cellular radios	David M. Hoover
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.072.tif.pdf	HP 11846A Filtering Technique
	1991		Apr-91	1991-04.084.tif.pdf	A Test Verification Tool for C and C++ Programs	the HP Branch Validator provides an automated tool that enables software developers to test and verify the branch coverage of their modules as they are created	David L. Neuder
1991-06.pdf	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.002.tif.pdf
1991-06.toc.pdf	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.007.tif.pdf	HP 48SX Scientific Expandable Calculator: Innovation and Evolution	many of the features of this advanced handheld calculator have evolved from its predecessors, the HP 41C and HP 28S. Others, such as its unit management system, are new	William C. Wickes, Charles M. Patton
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.014.tif.pdf	The HP 48SX Interfaces and Applications	the HP 48SX scientific expandable calculator provides support for multiple applications, both built-in and externally developed, with customized user interfaces. The Equation-Writer and interactive plotting are two of the built-in applications	Diana K. Byrne, Robert W. Jones, Patrick J. Megowan, Gabe L. Eisenstein, Ted W. Beers
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.023.tif.pdf	HP Solve Equation Library Application Card	the card contains a library of 315 equations, the periodic table of the elements, a constants library, a multiple equation solver, a finance application, and engineering utilities	Eric L. Vogel
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.026.tif.pdf	Hardware Design of the HP 48SX Scientific Expandable Calculator	leveraging an earlier design resulted in prototypes with 90% production tooled parts only nine months after the start of the project. The HP 48SX includes an 8-line-by-22 character super-twisted nematic liquid crystal display, two expansion ports for ROM or battery-backed RAM cards, and two I/O ports: RS-232 and infrared	M. Jack Muranami, James P. Dickie, Preston D. Brown, Mark A. Smith, Lester S. Moore, Thomas B. Lindberg, David L. Smith
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.028.tif.pdf	Industrial Design of the HP 48SX Calculator		Michael Derocher
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.031.tif.pdf	HP 48SX Custom Integrated Circuit
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.036.tif.pdf	The HP 48SX Calculator Input/Output System	an RS-232 link allows communication with personal computers. An infrared link provides for printing and for two-way calculator-to-calculator communication	Steven L. Harper, Robert S. Worsley
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.045.tif.pdf	A 10-Hz-to-150-MHz Spectrum Analyzer with a Digital IF Section	the HP 3588A's digital resolution bandwidth filters offer better shape factors and can be swept four times faster than their analog counterparts. Narrowband zoom measurements using fast Fourier transform analysis can be hundreds of times faster. Extensive self-calibration, a help system with hypertext, and adaptive data acquistion also improve performance	James H. Cauthorn, Kirsten C. Carlson, Roy L. Mason, Eric J. Wicklund, Jay M. Wardle, Timothy L. Hillstrom, Joseph F. Tarantino
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.048.tif.pdf	Spectrum Analyzer Self-Calibration
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.052.tif.pdf	Adaptive Data Acquisition
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.054.tif.pdf	Help System with Hypertext		Mark M. Smith
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.058.tif.pdf	User Interface Compiler		Bryan P. Murray
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.066.tif.pdf	Easy-to-Use Performance Tools with a Consistent User Interface Across HP Operating Systems	by involving customers in the product development process and incorporating their feedback into the product, HP GlancePlus has eliminated the mystique commonly associated with performance tools. Exception-based reporting displays only the interesting data	Rex A. Backman
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.070.tif.pdf	Design Prototyping for HP GlancePlus		Joe Thomas
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.071.tif.pdf	The Performance Tool Quadrant
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.072.tif.pdf	Improving the Product Development Process	to define, design, and product prodcuts and services that will be successful in the marketplace, it's necessary to understand the product development process and employ tools to measure and improve the process	Douglas Daetz, William P. Carmichael, Edith Wilson, Spencer B. Graves
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.078.tif.pdf	DSEE: A Software Configuration Management Tool	HP Apollo provides a software tool that helps to manage development and maintenance of the many components that make up large-scale software systems	David C. Lubkin
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.085.tif.pdf	A Mechanism to Support Parallel Development via RCS	HP's Imaging Systems Division uses the HP-UX revision control system utility, RCS, to implement a configuration management system that allows stable, released software to remain unchanged while modifications are made to some of its components	John W. Goodnow
	1991		Jun-91	1991-06.091.tif.pdf	Building and Managing an Integrated Project Support Environment	HP's Roseville Networks Division has developed an integrated, cost-effective computing environment that fosters cooperative computing and provides R&D engineers with easy access to the tools and methodologies for product development	Ronald F. Richardson
1991-10.pdf	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.002.tif.pdf
1991-10.toc.pdf	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.007.tif.pdf	Introduction to the HP Component Monitoring System	this fourth-generation patient monitoring system offers a set of hardware and software building blocks from which functional modules are assembled to tailor the system to the application and the patient	Christoph Westerteicher
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.010.tif.pdf	Medical Expectations of Today's Patient Monitors		Frank Rochlitzer
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.011.tif.pdf	Component Monitoring System Hardware Architecture	up to 23 function cards residing in a computer module communicate over a message passing bus. The computer module, the display, and the parameter modules that measure vital signs can be in separate locations as needed by the application	Christoph Westerteicher, Werner E. Heim
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.014.tif.pdf	Component Monitoring System Software Architecture	a modular design leads to a complex but easily manageable system that ensures economical resource utilization	Martin Reiche
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.015.tif.pdf	Component Monitoring System Software	a modular design leads to a complex but easily manageable system that ensures economical resource utilization	Martin Reiche
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.016.tif.pdf	Component Monitoring System Software Development Environment
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.020.tif.pdf	Component Monitoring System Parameter Module Interface	this interface is the link between the component Monitoring System computer module and the patinet parameter modules. It provides fast response, optimum use of the available bandwidth, configuration detection, and parameter module synchronization	Winfried Kaiser
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.022.tif.pdf	Measuring the ECG Signal with a Mixed Analog-Digital Application-Specific IC	putting the ECG data acquisition subsystem into a Componenet Monitoring System parameter module mandates high-density packaging and low power consumption, and was only possible by implementing major elements of the circuit in a large mixed analog-digital ASIC	Wolfgang Grossbach
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.026.tif.pdf	A Very Small Noninvasive Blood Pressure Measurement Device	this small assembly covers the entire bllod pressure measurement spectrum from neonates to adults. The packaging of the air pump assembly makes several contributions to the objectives	Rainer Rometsch
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.027.tif.pdf	A Patient Monitor Two-Channel Stripchart Recorder	small enough to fit in a double-width HP Component Monitoring System parameter module, this recorder embodies simplicity of design, a highly tooled mechanism, and sophisticated printhead power management	Leslie Bank
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.030.tif.pdf	Patient Monitor Human Interface Design	a design based on human factors leads to an intuitive and easy-to-use human interface for the HP Component Monitoring System	Gerhard Tivig, Wilhelm Meier
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.038.tif.pdf	Globalization Tools and Processes in the HP Component Monitoring System	software design and localization are decoupled. All languages are treated in the same way. A database contains the text strings for all languages, and automated tools aid the translator	Gerhard Tivig
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.041.tif.pdf	The Physiological Calculation Application in the HP Component Monitoring System	this application converts raw real-time data into derived values the clinician can use to assess the patient's hemodynamic, oxgenation, and ventilatory condition	Paul Johnson, Steven J. Weisner
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.045.tif.pdf	Mechanical Implementation of the HP Component Monitoring System	the part count and the number of different parts are dramatically lower than for previous designs. Fewer than ten vendors are used for purchased mechanical parts	Erwin Flachslander, Karl Daumuller
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.050.tif.pdf	An Automated Test Environment for a Medical Patient Monitoring System	the AUTOTEST program controls a keypusher and patient simulators to automate the testing of the software for the HP Component Monitoring System	Dieter Goring
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.053.tif.pdf	Production and Final Test of the HP Component Monitoring System	a vertically oriented material flow minimizes handling and simplifies customization. Automated final test systems minimize human errors and collect data for monitoring process quality	Otto Schuster, Joachim Weller
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.056.tif.pdf	Calculating the Real Cost of Software Defects	using data from a well-established software metrics database and an industry profit loss model, a method is developed that computes the real cost of dealing with software defects	William T. Ward
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.059.tif.pdf	A Case Study of Code Inspections	the code inspection process is a tool that can be used early in the software development cycle to help improve the quality of software products and the productivity of development engineers	Mark E. Boles, Frank W. Blakely
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.070.tif.pdf	The HP Vectra 486 Personal Computer	the HP Vectra 486 series of computers uses the Intel486 microprocessor, a custom-designed burst-mode memory controller, and the HP implementation of the Extended Industry Standard Architecture (EISA)	Larry Shintaku
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.071.tif.pdf	The HP Vectra 486 EISA SCSI Subsystem		Mike Jerbic
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.073.tif.pdf	The HP Vectra 486/33T		Mark Linsley
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.074.tif.pdf	The EISA Connector	providing backward compatibility in the EISA connector hardward for ISA I/0 boards resulted in a bilevel connector design that provides pins for both bus standards in the same connector	Douglas M. Thom, Michael B. Raynham
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.076.tif.pdf	EISA Configuration Software		Tony Dowden
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.079.tif.pdf	The HP Vectra 486 Memory Controller	the memory subsystem architecture and the memory controller in the HP Vectra 486 personal computer provide a high-performance burst-mode capability	Gary W. Lum, Marilyn J. Lang
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.084.tif.pdf	The HP Vectra 486 BASIC I/O System	an Intel486 processor, the EISA bus standard, and a new memory subsystem all required enhancements to the Basic I/0 System to ensure that the HP Vectra 486 made the possible use of these new features	Irvin R. Jones, Jr., Philip Garcia, Viswanathan S. Narayanan, Thomas Tom, Christophe Grosthor
	1991		Oct-91	1991-10.093.tif.pdf	Performance Analysis of Personal Computer Workstations	the ability to analyze the perfomance of personal computers via noninvasive monitoring and simulation allows designers to make critical design trade offs before committing to hardware	David W. Blevins, John D. Graf, Christopher A. Bartholomew
1991-12.pdf	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.002.tif.pdf
1991-12.toc.pdf	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.007.tif.pdf	HP Software Integration Sockets: A Tool for Linking Islands of Automation	the task of integrating diverse applications over a network of HP and non-HP machines is made easier with this software tool	Mark Ikemoto, Mitchell J. Amino, Irene S. Smith, Alan C. Miranda, Scott A. Gulland, Cynthia Givens, Kathleen A. Fulton
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.014.tif.pdf	Configuration Files
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.017.tif.pdf	Performance in the HP Sockets Domain
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.021.tif.pdf	HP Sockets Gateway
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.025.tif.pdf	Rigorous Software Engineering: A Method for Preventing Software Defects	formal specification languages enable software engineers to apply the rigorous concepts of discrete mathematics to the software development process	Stephen P. Bear, Tony W. Rush, pf 24-31
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.033.tif.pdf	Specifying an Electronic Mail System with HP-SL	starting with a list of system features and capabilities, an HP-SL specification for a simple mail system is developed and the steps involved in this process are analyzed	Patrick G. Goldsack, Tony W. Rush
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.039.tif.pdf	Specification of State in HP-SL
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.041.tif.pdf	Specifying Real-Time Behavior in HP-SL	using the event and history specification features of HP-SL, the software for a real-time alarm monitor is specified	Paul D. Harry, Tony W. Rush
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.044.tif.pdf	History Specifications
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.047.tif.pdf	Using Formal Specification for Product Development	in one product development project, the use of precise software specifications helped to uncover potential problems that might ordinarily be overlooked, and raised some interesting issues about using formal techniques	Curtis W. Freeman, B. Robert Ladeau
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.052.tif.pdf	Formal Specification and Structured Design in Software Development	HP-SL history specifications and techniques from structured analysis are used to create a formal specification for a critical portion of the code for a medical instrument	J. Daren Bledsoe, Paul D. Harry, Judith L. Cyrus
	1991		Dec-91	1991-12.060.tif.pdf	Telecommunications Network Monitoring System	this system supervises any telephone network using the 2-Mbit/s CEPT primary rate interface and the CCITT R2 or #7 signaling system. It automatically collects and analyzes data on CCITT-specified and other parameters related to the calls flowing through the network nodes	Nicola De Bello, Marco Silvestri, Giuseppe Mazzucato, Antonio Posenato
1992-02.pdf	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.001.tif.pdf
1992-02.toc.pdf	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.006.tif.pdf	Low Cost, 100-MHz Digitizing Oscilloscopes	the HP 54600 Series oscilloscopes combine the convenience, familiarity, and display responsiveness of analog oscilloscopes with the features, accuracy, and measurement power of a digital architecture	Robert A. Witte
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.011.tif.pdf	A High Throughput Acquisition Architecture for a 100-MHz Digitizing Oscilloscope	two custom integrated circuits offload functions from the system microprocessor to increase waveform throughput and give the HP 54600 digitizing oscilloscopes the "look and feel" of an analog oscilloscope	Daniel P. Timm, Matthew S. Holcomb
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.018.tif.pdf	Sample Rate and Display Rate in Digitizing Oscilloscopes		Robert A. Witte
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.021.tif.pdf	A Fast, Built-In Test System for Oscilloscope Manufacturing	following a verification strategy instead of a screening or characterization strategy, a special module was designed to replace the computer input/output option module of the HP 54600 Series oscilloscopes. The resulting test system has reduced both equipment costs and test times to one tenth those of previous test systems	Stuart O. Hall, Jay A. Alexander
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.022.tif.pdf	Verification Strategy
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.027.tif.pdf	Stimulus/Response Defect Diagnosis in Production		Chris J. Magnuson
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.034.tif.pdf	Calculating Effective Bits from Signal-To-Noise Ratio
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.036.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of the HP 54600 Series Oscilloscopes	simplicity of manufacture and a minimum of parts were the approaches taken to achieve high quality and reliability. Robotic assembly wasn't a consideration, so rotating motions were often chosen to mate components in final assembly	Robin P. Yergenson, Timothy A. Figge
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.041.tif.pdf	EMC Design of the HP 54600 Series Oscilloscopes	by a combination of electronic circuit design and mechanical shielding techniques, the design meets German FTZ standards and with optional shielding, most U.S. military standards for electromagnetic compatibility	Kenneth D. Wyatt
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.045.tif.pdf	Digital Oscilloscope Persistence	Autostore, a storage technique for monochrome digital storage oscilloscopes, displays historical traces at half intensity and the most recent, or live, trace at full intensity. The technique allows new ways of viewing signals	James A. Kahkoska
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.048.tif.pdf	A High-Resolution, Multichannel Digital-to-Analog Converter for Digital Oscilloscopes	this 16-bit, 16 channel DAC is used for microprocessor adjustment of fourteen dc signals that control the analog section of the main oscilloscope board in the HP 54601A digitizing oscilloscope. It also provides a high-accuracy dc reference for calibrating the vertical gain	Grosvenor H. Garnett
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.054.tif.pdf	Using the High Resolution,Multichannel DAC in the HP 54601A Oscilloscope		Mark P. Schnaible
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.057.tif.pdf	Comparing Analog and Digital Oscilloscopes for Troubleshooting	the analog oscilloscope has remained the troubleshooter's instrument of choice even though the digital oscilloscope has replaced it for laboratory analysis. However, the analog oscilloscope has limitations, especially in digital troubleshooting	Jerald B. Murphy
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.062.tif.pdf	An Introduction to Neural Nets	unlike conventional algorithms, neural net algorithms can learn the mapping between input and output. Neural nets represent information in a distributed, rather than local, way, and can have different topologies depending on the application. This paper explains these features, lists major application areas, and briefly discusses hardware and software for development	John McShane
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.066.tif.pdf	Design Challenges for Distributed LAN Analysis	the design of a distributed local area network management system is primarily a problem of data reduction, data transmission, and data presentation. HP ProbeView software and LanProbe monitors continously monitor the health of an Ethernet or IEEE 802.3 network to allow the diagnosis of complicated problems without dispatched equipment	William W. Crandall
	1992		Feb-92	1992-02.076.tif.pdf	Poor Network Partitioning
1992-04.pdf	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.002.tif.pdf
1992-04.toc.pdf	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.007.tif.pdf	VXIbus: A Standard for Test and Measurement System Architecture	the VXIbus standard defines an open architecture that allows instrumentation and processors from various manufacturers to operate together within a single chassis or mainframe	Lawrence A. DesJardin
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.010.tif.pdf	The HP VSIbus Mainframes
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.014.tif.pdf	VXIbus Terminology
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.016.tif.pdf	The VXIbus From an Instrument Designer's Perspective	HP has defined a set of internal standards to compensate for some missing aspects of the VXIbus wtandard that are critical to instrument design	Gregory A. Hill, Steven J. Narciso
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.021.tif.pdf	Examples of Message Based VXIbus Instruments		Don Smith, Harald Mattes, Helmut Sennewald, Tony Lymer
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.023.tif.pdf	Small, Low Cost Mainframe with a Register-Based Interface		Von Campbell
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.025.tif.pdf	Design of Mainframe Firmware in an Open Architecture Environment	compatibility, portability, expandability, usability, scalability, and compliance with SCPI are some of the attributes designed into HP's VXIbus mainframe firmware	Paul B. Worrell
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.030.tif.pdf	Real Time Multitasking of Instruments in the VXIbus Command Modules	the operating system in HP's command modules uses two reentrant processes to handle communication between the user and instruments on the VXIbus	Christopher P. Kelly
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.036.tif.pdf	VXI Programming in C	a library of C functions provides functionality that makes it easier for test program developers to create applications that communicate with HP-IB and VXIbus instruments	Lee Atchison
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.042.tif.pdf	Achieving High Throughput with Register-Based Dense Matrix Relay Modules	with an onboard FIFO buffer and register-based programming, HP's VXIbus dense matrix relay modules provide high throughput and a downsized, low-cost solution to matrix switching	James B. Durr, Sam S. Tsai
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.053.tif.pdf	Mass Interconnect for VXIbus Systems	the HP 75000 family of VXIbus products includes a set of interconnect hardware that enables automatic test system developers to mount DUTs easily to HP's VXIbus mainframe	Calvin L. Erickson
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.060.tif.pdf	A Manufacturing Oriented Digital Stimulus/Response Test Instrument	this digital functional tester consists of pattern I/0, timing, and command modules configured in a VXIbus mainframe. The maximum pattern rate is 20 MHz and pin-to-pin skew is less than 6 ns	David P. Kjosness
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.070.tif.pdf	Digital Test Development Software for a VXIbus Tester	this software provides ease of use and direct control for the complex hardware of the HP 75000 Model D20 tester. It uses a spreadsheet paradigm and separates the programming of pattern data from that of timing	Kenneth A. Ward
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.076.tif.pdf	The VXIbus in a Manufacturing Test Environment	engineers at HP's Loveland Instrument Division have found that using the VXIbus and the SCPI programming language provides benefits such as reduced test development time and system support costs	Larry L. Carlson, Wayne H. Willis
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.082.tif.pdf	The Peak Power Analyzer, a New Microwave Tool	gallium arsenide sensor design, a new calibration approach, switched amplificatio and processing of the envelope signals, leveraged digital oscilloscope technology, and microprocessor control provide calibration-free, accurate pulsed microwave power measurements	Wayne M. Kelly, William E. Strasser, James D. McVey, Dieter Scherer
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.091.tif.pdf	GaAs Technology in Sensor and Baseband Design	in the HP 8990A peak power analyzer design, the detector diodes for the sensors are GaAs planar doped barrier diodes, and the switches in the switchable-gain baseband ampifier use GaAs FETs	Michael J. Schoessow, Michael C. Fischer, Peter Tong
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.095.tif.pdf	Harmonic Errors and Average versus Peak Detection		Michael C. Fischer
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.096.tif.pdf	Automatic Calibration for Easy and Accurate Power Measurements	changes in input power, carrier frequency, and sensor temperature are automatically compensated for. The user is not required to disconnect the sensor from the device under test and connect it to a calibration source	James A. Thalmann, David L. Barnard, Henry Black
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.100.tif.pdf	Testing the Peak Power Analyzer Firmware		Jayesh K. Shah
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.102.tif.pdf	An Advanced 5-Hz-to-500-MHz Network Analyzer with High Speed, Accuracy, and Dynamic Range	a three-processor design provides a measurement speed of 400 microseconds per point, fast enough to keep up with manual adjustments. Maximum frequency resolution is 0.001 Hz. Dynamic accuracy is +/- 0.05 dB in amplitude and +/- 0.3 degree in phase. Sensitivity of the three receiver channels is -130 dBm, and dynamic range is 110 dB or 130 dB, depending on the sweep mode	Koichi Yanagawa
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.111.tif.pdf	A High Performance Measurement Coprocessor for Personal Computers	this plug-in card brings test and measurement coprocessing power to ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) personal computers with greater calculation spped and better HP-IB performance than its predecessor. It also has DMA capability	Mike Moore, Eric N. Gullerud
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.113.tif.pdf	Measurement Coprocessor ASIC
	1992		Apr-92	1992-04.115.tif.pdf	Measurement Coprocessor History
1992-06.pdf	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.001.tif.pdf
1992-06.toc.pdf	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.010.tif.pdf	An Example of the FTEST Instruction
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.011.tif.pdf	Providing HP UX Kernel Functionality on a New PA-RISC Architecture	to ensure customer satisfaction and produce a high-performance high-quality workstation on a very aggressive schedule, a special management structure, a minimum product feature set, and a modified development process were established	Dawn L. Yamine, Donald E. Bollinger, Frank P. Lemmon
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.015.tif.pdf	New Optimizations for PA-RISC Compilers	extensions to the PA-RISC architecture exposed opportunities for code optimizations that enable compilers to produce code that significantly boosts the performance of applications running on PA-RISC machines	Robert C. Hansen
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.022.tif.pdf	Link Time Optimizations		Carl Burch
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.024.tif.pdf	HP 9000 Series 700 FORTRAN Optimizing Preprocessor	by combining HP design engineering and quality assurance capabilities with a well-established third party product, the performance of Series 700 FORTRAN programs, as measured by key workstation benchmarks, was improved by more than 30%	Daniel J. Magenheimer, Alan C. Meyer, Sue A. Meloy, Robert A. Gottlieb
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.029.tif.pdf	Vector Library
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.033.tif.pdf	Register Reassociation in PA-RISC Compilers	optimization techniques added to PA-RISC compilers result in the use of fewer machine instructions to handle program loops	Vatsa Santhanam
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.039.tif.pdf	Software Pipelining in the PA-RISC Compilers	the performance of programs with loops can be improved by having the compiler generate code that overlaps instructions from multiple iterations to exploit the available instruction-level parallelism	Sridhar Ramakrishnan
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.046.tif.pdf	Shared Libraries for HP UX	transparency is the main contribution of the PA-RISC shared library implementation. Most users can begin using shared libraries without making any signficant changes to their existing applications	Michelle A. Ruscetta, Cary A. Coutant
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.052.tif.pdf	Deferred Binding, Relocation,and Initialization of Shared Library Data		Marc Sabatella
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.054.tif.pdf	Integrating an Electronic Dictionary into a Natural Language Processing System	this paper discusses the types of electronic dictionaries available and the trends in electronic dictionary technology, and provides detailed discussion of particular dictionaries. It describes the incorporation of one of the electronic dictionaries into Hewlett-Packard's natural language understanding system and discusses various computer applications that could use the technology now available	Diana C. Roberts
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.068.tif.pdf	Application of Spatial Frequency Methods to Evaluation of Printed Images	contrast transfer function methods, applied in pairwise comparisons, differentiated between print algorithms, dot sizes, stroke widths, resolutions (dpi), smoothing algorithms, and toners. Machine judgements based on these methods agreed with the print quality judgement of a panel of trained human observers	Dale D. Russell
	1992		Jun-92	1992-06.076.tif.pdf	Parallel Raytraced Image Generation	simulations of an experimental parallel processor architecture have demonstrated that four processors can provide a threefold improvement in raytraced image rendering speed compared to sequential rendering	Ronald W. Pulleyblank, Susan S. Spach
1992-08.pdf	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.002.tif.pdf
1992-08.toc.pdf	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.007.tif.pdf	Midrange PA-RISC Workstations with Price/Performance Leadership	the HP 9000 Models 720, 730 and 750 workstations achieve exceptional performance ratings on industry-standard benchmarks through a combination of a high CPU clock rate (up to 66 MHz) and tuning of the subsystem, compiler, and operating system designs. This article presents an overview of the hardware design	Andrew J. DeBaets, Kathleen M. Wheeler
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.010.tif.pdf	HP 9000 Series 700 Workstation Firmware		Deborah A. Savage
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.013.tif.pdf	VLSI Circuits for Low-End and Midrange PA-RISC Computers	the major VLSI chips for the HP 9000 Series, 700 workstations include a central processing unit with 577,000 transistors, a floating-point coprocessor with 640,000 transistors, and a memory and input/output controller with 185,000 transistors	Thomas O. Meyer, Craig A. Gleason, Mark A. F, Leith Johnson, Steven T. Mangelsdorf
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.022.tif.pdf	PA-RISC Performance Modeling and Simulation		Richard G. Fowles
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.024.tif.pdf	ECL Clocks for High-Performance RISC Workstations	in the HP 9000 Series 700 workstations, clock signals are distributed using differential ECL circuits, and the VLSI chips have CMOS inputs operating at ECL levels. Critical clock delay signals are routed on 50-ohm striplines on printed circuits board inner layers	Frank J. Lettang
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.027.tif.pdf	HP 9000 Series 700 Input/Output Subsystem	integrated on a single 8.5-by-11 inch I/0 board is hardware support for the SCSI, the Centronics parallel printer interface, two RS-232 ports, the IEEE 802.3 LAN, the HP-HIL, four audio tone generators, and a real-time clock. An application-specific IC serves as I/0 subsystem controller	Daniel Li, Audrey B. Gore
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.035.tif.pdf	Design Verification of the HP 9000 Series 700 PA-RISC Workstations	first a high-level system model was stimulated and compared with a reference machine running both HP standard and pseudorandom test programs. Then the same tests were run on hardware prototypes. All chips were able to boot the operating system on first silicon	Steve W. LaMar, Gregory D. Burroughs, Ali M. Ahi, Chi Yen R., Audrey B. Gore
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.036.tif.pdf	HP Standard PA-RISC Test Programs
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.037.tif.pdf	Simulation Toolset
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.040.tif.pdf	Debugging Tools
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.042.tif.pdf	Metrics
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.044.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of the HP 9000 Models 720 and 730 Workstations	the CPU board, I/0 board, graphics board, power supply, mass storage tray and EISA board assembly are designed as easily accessible modules to support the design goals of low cost, accessibility, serviceability, and manufacturability. The appearance is new, attactive, and compatible with existing HP computer products	John P. Hoppal, Arlen L. Roesner
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.050.tif.pdf	Meeting Manufacturing Challenges for PA-RISC Workstations	to meet the time-to-market goals for the HP 9000 Series 700 workstations, major contributions were made in design for manufacturability and in expediting standard processes. One manufacturing operation installed a new surface mount production facility and developed a new printed circuit production process simultaneously	Kevin W. Allen, Paul Roeber, Samuel K. Hammel, Spencer M. Ure, Anna M. Hargis
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.056.tif.pdf	High Performance Designs for the Low-Cost PA-RISC Desktop	this paper presents the processor, memory, graphics, multimedia, and built-in-core I/0 design of the new HP 9000 Models 705 and 710 entry-level, scalable PA-RISC workstations. The use of a buffered CPU/memory interconnect is important for scaling the high-frequency, high-performance processor design to the entry-level desktop	John A. Dykstal, Don C. Soltis, Jr., Robert J. Hammond, Craig R. Frink
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.065.tif.pdf	Low-Cost Plain-Paper Color Inkjet Printing	the HP DeskWriter C and DeskJet 500C are based on advanced thermal inkjet technology in the form of a 300-dpi three-color inkjet print cartridge. The printers and software drivers that use this cartridge wre developed on an aggresive one-year schedule	Daniel A. Kearl, Michael S. Ard
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.070.tif.pdf	Ink and Print Cartridge Development for the HP DeskJet 500C/DeskWriter C Printer Family	a new trichamber print cartridge allows the low-cost HP DeskJet printer platform to print in color. The ink vehicle, dye concentrations, and interactions had to be carefully traded off to optimize performance with respect to color bleed, color saturation, composite black production, edge acuity, drying time, and resistance to crusting	Daniel A. Kearl, Loren E. Johnson, Craig Maze, James P. Shields
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.072.tif.pdf	Color Science in Three Color Inkjet Print Cartridge Development		John M. Skene
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.077.tif.pdf	Making HP Print Cartridges Safe for Consumers Around the World		Michael L. Holcomb
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.083.tif.pdf	Color Inkjet Print Cartridge Ink Manifold Design		Gregory W. Blythe
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.085.tif.pdf	Adhesive Material and Equipment Selection for the HP DeskJet 500C/DeskWriter C Color Print Cartridge	the adhesive joins the printhead to the cartridge body and maintains color ink separation at the interface. The encapsulant protects the electrical bonds. Special equipment was designed to dispense these materials with high precision in very small volumes	Terry M. Lambright, Douglas J. Reed
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.088.tif.pdf	Machine Vision in Color Print Cartridge Production	in production of the tricolor print cartridges for the HP DeskJet 500C and DeskWriter C printers, machine version is used for filter stake inspection, adhesive and encapsulant dispenser calibration, structural adhesive inspection, and automatic print quality evaluation	Michael J. Monroe
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.094.tif.pdf	HP DeskWriter C Printer Driver Development	running on the host computer, the driver provides all of the intelligent formatting, rasterizing, color matching, and dithering for this affordable black and color printer	William J. Allen, Steven O. Miller, Toni D. Courville
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.104.tif.pdf	An Interactive User Interface for Material Requirements Planning	for planners and buyers in the manufacturing business environment, HP MRP Action Manager is an online, interactive tool that automates many of the traditional paper-intensive activities of material requirements planning	Barbara J. Williams, Alvina Y. Nishimoto, William J. Gray
	1992		Aug-92	1992-08.109.tif.pdf	HP MRP Action Manager Project Management
1992-10.pdf	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.002.tif.pdf
1992-10.toc.pdf	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.007.tif.pdf	The HP Network Advisor: A Portable Test Tool for Protocol Analysis	this network protocol analysis tool combines expert system technology with a comprehensive set of network statistics and protocol decodes to speed problem resolution for token ring and Ethernet network	Edmund G. Moore
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.010.tif.pdf	Network Advisor Product Enhancement Philosophy
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.012.tif.pdf	Embedding Artificial Intelligence in a LAN Test Instrument	the knowledge and processes used by a skilled LAN troubleshooter are built into an interactive expert system application that runs of HP 4980 Series Network Advisor protocol analyzers	Rod Unverrich, Stephen Witt, Scott Godlew
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.023.tif.pdf	The User Interface for the HP 4980 Network Advisor Protocol Analyzer	a PC-based, object-oriented software architecture forms the underpinning for the HP 4980 Network Advisor's user interface	Thomas A. Doumas
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.025.tif.pdf	Object-Oriented Design and Smalltalk
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.026.tif.pdf	The Forth Interpreter		Robert L. Vixie
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.030.tif.pdf	The Network Advisor Analysis and Real-Time Environment	the user interface and protocol decode applications of the HP 4980 Network Advisor use the services of a software platform that provides real-time protocol analysis and an interface to the network under test	Sunil Bhat
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.035.tif.pdf	Network Advisor Protocol Analysis: Decodes	the decodes feature of the Network Advisor allows users to traverse from a high-level summary of protocol information to a bit-level interpretation of the protocol data	Rona J. Prufer
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.042.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of the HP 4980 Network Advisor	the package design for the Network Advisor was guided by the electrical, mechancial, and ergonomic requirements of a PC-based protocol analyzer	Kenneth R. Krebs
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.062.tif.pdf	Frequency Translation as Convolution
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.064.tif.pdf	Design Considerations in the Microwave Transition Analyzer	digital signal processing is used extensively to improve the performance of the microwave sampler, the sample-rate synthesizer and the high-speed analog-to-digital converter, and to extract and display input signal characteristics in both the time domain and the frequency domain	John A. Wendler, Michael Dethlefsen
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.073.tif.pdf	A Visual Engineering Environment for Test Software Development	software development for computer-automated testing is dramatically eased by HP VEE, which allows a problem to be expressed on the computer using the conceptual model most common to the technical user: the block diagram	Douglas C. Beethe, William L. Hunt
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.077.tif.pdf	Object-Oriented Programming in a Large System
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.079.tif.pdf	Developing an Advanced User Interface for HP VEE	simplicity and flexibility were the primary attributes that guided the user interface development. Test programs generated with HP VEE can have the same advanced user interface as HP VEE itself	William L. Hunt
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.085.tif.pdf	HP VEE: A Dataflow Architecture	HP VEE is an object-oriented implementation. Its architecture strictly separate views from the underlying models. There are two types of models: data models and device modelss. Special devices allow users to construct composite devices	Douglas C. Beethe
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.090.tif.pdf	A Performance Monitoring System for Digital Telecommunications Networks	this system collect CCITT G.821 performance statistics on CEPT 2, 8, 34, and 140-Mbit/s data streams and alarm data on network elements. A demux capability permits monitoring of tributary streams within a data stream. Data is collected nonintrusively by peripheral units, which are modular VXIbus systems	Alberto Vallerini, Fernando M. Secco, Giovanni Nieddu
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.104.tif.pdf	G Link: A Chipset for Gigabit-Rate Data Communication	two easy-to-use IC chips convert parallel data for transmission over high-speed serial links. A special encoding algorithm ensures dc balance in the transmitted data stream. A binary-quantized phase-locked loop is used for clock recovery. An on-chip state machine manages to link startup automatically	Cheryl Stout, Wil, Richard C. Walker, Benny W.H. Lai, Chu Sun Yen, Patrick T. Petruno
	1992		Oct-92	1992-10.111.tif.pdf	Bang-Bang Loop Analysis
1992-12.pdf	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.002.tif.pdf
1992-12.toc.pdf	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.007.tif.pdf	A Large-Format Thermal Inkjet Drafting Plotter	the HP DesignJet drafting plotter combines the low cost of pen plotters with the speed of electrostatic plotters. Throughput is almost independent of drawing complexity. The plotter uses the same roll and sheet media as pen plotters, and in roll mode, automatically cuts and stack plots for unattended operation	John F. Meyer, Samuel A. Stodder, Robert A. Boeller, Victor T. Escobedo
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.017.tif.pdf	Electronic and Firmware Design of the HP DesignJet Drafting Plotter	high-performance vector-to-raster conversion and print engine control are provided by a RISC processor, two single-chip processors, and three custom integrated circuits. Development of the electronics and firmware made extensive use of emulation and simulation	Anne P. Kadonaga, James R. Schmedake, Iue Shuenn Chen, Alfred Holt Mebane IV
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.025.tif.pdf	Pen Alignment in a Two Pen, Large Format, Inkjet Drafting Plotter	misalignments are found by using a quad phtodiode sensor to measure test patterns printed on the media. Scan-direction errors are corrected by timing adjustments. Media-direction errors are corrected algorithmically and mechanically	Robert D. Haselby
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.029.tif.pdf	DesignJet Plotter Chassis Design: A Concurrent Engineering Challenge	instead of the expensive prestraightened slider rods used in previous designs to form the guideway for the pen carriage, the DesignJet chassis uses rods that are straightened during assembly and held in place by a low-cost rigid structure. The chassis components, assembly process, and assembly tooling had to be developed concurrently	Timothy A. Longust
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.032.tif.pdf	DesignJet Plotter End Covers Produced by Coinjection		Steven R. Card
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.033.tif.pdf	DesignJet Plotter Mechanical Architecture Development Process	by investing several months in designer communication before beginning detailed prototype design, an architecture was developed that was subsequently never changed, allowing the project to reach manufacturing release a month early. Costs for most subsystems were lower than expected	Chuong Ta, David M. Petersen
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.036.tif.pdf	Improved Drawing Reliability for Drafting Plotters	the SurePlot drawing system, a feature of the HP DraftMaster Plus drafting plotter, significantly enhances drawing reliability and unattended plotting ability. The system is based on a noncontract color optical line sensor that verifies the writing of the pens	Isidre Rosello, Joan Uroz, Josep Giralt Adroher, Robert W. Beauchamp
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.037.tif.pdf	Average User Plot
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.038.tif.pdf	Acceptable Quality Level Index
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.043.tif.pdf	An Automatic Media Cutter for a Drafting Plotter	this simple, reliable, low-cost cutter is a classical rotating and linear blade design. It requires no separate drive motors and does not interfere with normal plotting performance. To quantify its performance, cut quality parameters and measurement methods were defined	David Perez, Josep Abella, Ventura Caamano Agrafojo
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.047.tif.pdf	Definitions and Measurement Procedures for Cut Quality
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.050.tif.pdf	Reengineering of a User Interface for a Drafting Plotter	an existing user interface has been successfully reengineered and plotter usability enhanced by selecting, combining, and adapting software prototype techniques and standard software development methodologies	Jordi Gonzalez, Jaume Ayats Ardite, Carles Castellsague Pique
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.057.tif.pdf	A Multiprocessor HP-UX Operating System for HP 9000 Computers	the system supports up to four processors in the HP 9000 Model 870 computer, significantly increasing online transaction processing (OLTP) performance without degrading uniprocessor performance	Douglas V. Larson, Kyle A. Polychronis
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.059.tif.pdf	Next-Generation Multiprocessor HP-UX
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.063.tif.pdf	Advances in Integrated Circuit Packaging: Demountable TAB	state-of-the-art IC packaging, particularly with RISC architecturess, demands performance at a high lead count. This paper presents some of the fundamental topics in IC pacakaging, formulates the principal criteria by which single-chip IC packages are judged, and evaluates existing industry-standard packages. A new packaging technology is described that addresses the unsatisfatied packaging needs of modern digital systems	Farid Matta
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.079.tif.pdf	The EISA Standard for the HP 9000 Series 700 Workstations	the EISA interface on the HP 9000 Series 700 workstations provides a high-performance, expandable architecture that allows peripherals using different I/0 standards to communicate with the system on the same I/0 bus	Vicente V. Cavanna, Christopher S. Liu
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.084.tif.pdf	EISA Cards for the HP 9000 Series 700 Workstations	the EISA specification's high-performance, burst-cycle protocol for data transfer is provided on the Series 700 EISA cards through the implementation of DMA and EISA bus master interfaces	David S. Clark, Andrea C. Lantz, Christopher S. Liu, Thomas E. Parker, Joseph H. Steinmetz
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.095.tif.pdf	Board-Level Simulation of the Series 700 EISA Cards
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.098.tif.pdf	Software for the HP EISA SCSI Card	two software architectures, one offline and the other online, are used to provide EISA SCSI support for the HP 9000 Series 700 workstations	Bill Thomas, Alan C. Berkema, Eric G. Tausheck, Brian D. Mahaffy
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.104.tif.pdf	Update on the SCSI Standard
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.106.tif.pdf	Adapting the NCR 53C710 to Minimize Interrupt Impact on Performance
	1992		Dec-92	1992-12.110.tif.pdf	An Architecture for Migrating to and Open Systems Solution	a process and a model have been developed that provide an easy growth path to a client/server, open systems architecture for information technology applications	Michael E. Thompson, Gregson P. Siu, Jonathan van den Berg
1993-02.pdf	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.001.tif.pdf
1993-02.toc.pdf	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.006.tif.pdf	Photonic Technology for Lightwave Communications Test Applications	state-of-the-art fiber-optic, integrated-optic, and optoelectronic devices and subsystems provide a technology base for high-speed, high-performance lightwave communications test instrumentation	Waguih S. Ishak, Kent W. Carey, William R. Trutna, Jr., Steven A. Newton
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.011.tif.pdf	Tunable Laser Sources for Optical Amplifier Testing	two models of laser sources tune over wavelength ranges of 50 and 65 nanometers using grating-tuned external-cavity lasers with precisely controlled wavelength and power level. They are designed for testing wibeband components such as erbium-doped fiber amplifiers	Bernd Maisenbacher, Edgar Leckel, Michael Pott, Robert Jahn
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.020.tif.pdf	External-Cavity Laser Design and Wavelength Calibration	sophisticated tuning and calibration methods coordinate the effects of a diffraction grating wavelength selector and a Fabry-Perot etalon side-mode suppression filter to ensure accurate wavelength selection and single-mode operation in the HP 8167A and 8168A tunable laser sources	Emmerich Muller, Clemens Ruck, Rolf Steiner, Wolfgang Reichert
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.028.tif.pdf	External-Cavity Laser Temperature Stabilization and Power Control	the theory and operation of the laser temperature control and meaurement circuits and the output power control and calibration of the HP 8167A/68A tunable laser sources are presented	Edgar Leckel, Horst Schweikardt
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.032.tif.pdf	Dual Output Laser Module for a Tunable Laser Source	this reliable, hermetically sealed laser module is a key component in the HP 8167A and HP 8168A tunable laser sources. The semiconductor laser chip is precisely and stably aligned to two output lenses. One facet of the laser chip is antireflection-coated and has very low residual reflectivity	Kari K. Salomaa, David M. Braun, Roger L. Jungerman
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.035.tif.pdf	Research on External-Cavity Lasers	the external-cavity laser is more complicated than it seems, showing both bistability and multimoding behavior. Through detective work was needed to understand this behavior and develop the light source for the HP 8167A and HP 8168A tunable laser sources	Paul Zorabedian, William R. Trutna, Jr.
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.039.tif.pdf	Design of a Precision Optical Low-Coherence Reflectometer	the HP 8504A precision reflectometer uses the classic Michelson interferometric measurement technique to allow designers and manufacturers to measure reflections easily in optical components and assemblies. Spatial resolution is on the order of tens of micrometers	Rollin F. Rawso, Harry Chou, Michael G. Hart, D. Howard Booster, Steven J. Mifsud
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.044.tif.pdf	Averaging Measurements to Improve Sensitivity
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.049.tif.pdf	Fabrication of Diffused Diodes for HP Lightwave Applications	the simple but robust p-i-n dual detector used in the receiver of the HP 8504A precision reflectometer has -17 dB return loss (2% reflection) operating at both 1300 nm and 1550 nm	Patricia A. Beck
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.052.tif.pdf	High Resolution and High Sensitivity Optical Reflection Measurements Using White Light Interferometry	in the HP 8504A precision reflectometer white-light interferometry is used as a nondestructive measurement technique for probing closely spaced reflections in optical devices	Wayne V. Sorin, Harry Chou
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.060.tif.pdf	A Modular All-Haul Optical Time Domain Reflectometer for Characterizing Fiber Links	the HP 8146A optical time-domain reflectometer provides good dynmaic range and dead-zone performance and user interface features such as comprehensive documentation capabilities and automatic link characterization	Wilfried Pless, Josef Beller
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.065.tif.pdf	Improving SNR by Averaging
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.069.tif.pdf	Design Considerations for the HP 8146A OTDR Receiver	low noise, high bandwidth, and good linearity are characteristics that guided the OTDR receiver circuit design	Frank Maier
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.072.tif.pdf	User Interface Design for the HP 8146A OTDR	based on a multiprocessing operating system, the HP 8146A OTDR software can handle simultaneous executive of instrument operations, hide the complexity of instrument operations from the user, and provide a range of user-friendly features	Harald Seeger, Robert Jahn
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.079.tif.pdf	High-Performance Optical Return Loss Measurement	although high-performance optical return loss measurements pose some tough technical challenges for fiber optic engineers, careful selection of appropriate test equipment and correct setup make precise measurements readily achievable. A new return loss module for the HP 8153A lightwave multimeter simplifies these measurements	Siegmar Schmidt
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.083.tif.pdf	High-Speed Time Domain Lightwave Detectors	the HP 83440 Series unamplified p-i-n lightwave detectors are designed for the best possible pulse performance. They are dc coupled and have bandwidths of 6, 20, and 32 GHz. They mate directly with high-speed sampling oscilloscopes	Stephen W. Hinch, David M. Braun, Karl Shubert, Randall King
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.085.tif.pdf	InP/InGaAs/InP P-I-N Photodetectors for High-Speed Lightwave Detectors		Susan Sloan
	1993		Feb-93	1993-02.087.tif.pdf	Calibration of Lightwave Detectors to 50 GHz	because they operate at much higher frequencies than previous products, new methods had to be found to test and calibrate the HP 83440 Series lightwave detectors. Three systems were developed. Their results agree closely	Kok Wai Chang, Christopher J. Madden, David J. McQuate
1993-04.pdf	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.002.tif.pdf
1993-04.toc.pdf	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.007.tif.pdf	A New Family of Microwave Signal Generators for the 1990s	this family of generators includes both stand-alone and modular versions. A new architecture and state-of-the-art technologies result in advanced performance	William W. Heinz, Ronald E. Pratt, Peter H. Fisher
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.013.tif.pdf	Broadband Fundamental Frequency Synthesis from 2 to 20 GHz	a broadband fundamental YIG-tuned oscillator is locked to a stable reference and controlled by four phase-locked loops to produce the low-phase-noise output signal of the HP 8370 and 70340 signal generators	Edward G. Cristal, Thomas L. Grisell, Brian R. Short
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.018.tif.pdf	A New High-Performance 0.01-to-20-GHz Synthesized Signal Generator Microwave Chain	driven by a broadband YIG oscillator, the microwave chain only divides the oscillator output instead of multiplying and heterodyning like previous designs. The benefits include no subharmonics and higher-performance pulse and amplitude modulation. The major functions of the microwave chain are integrated on two microcircuits	William D. Baumgartner, John S. Brenneman, John L. Imperato
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.028.tif.pdf	Internal Pulse Generator		Douglas A. Larson
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.031.tif.pdf	Concurrent Signal Generator Engineering and Manufacturing	production tests were develooped early enough to be used for design characterization. Several new production processes were developed. The project had a design-for-assembly philosophy, an integrated assembly and pretest strategy, online video-image production procedures, and a networked computing test environment	Kevin G. Smith, Camala S. Kolseth, Christopher J. Bostak
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.034.tif.pdf	A Design for Manufacturability, Design for Testibility Checklist
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.039.tif.pdf	A New Generation of Microwave Sweepers	the HP 83750 family of microwave sweepers achieves a new level of swept frequency accuracy by being full synthesized in all sweep modes, including fast analog sweeps. It also uses fundamental oscillators for improved singal purity	Jason A. Chodora, Alan R. Bloom, James R. Zellers
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.042.tif.pdf	Third-Order Curve-Fit Algorithm
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.045.tif.pdf	A Digitally Corrected Fractional-N Synthesizer
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.047.tif.pdf	Microcircuits for the HP 83750 Series Sweepers	four custom microcircuits provide the basic output signal, the RF band, signal switching and distribution, amplification, ALC and pulse modulation, power amplification, and two stages of YIG filtering	Rick R. James , Eric V.V. Heyman, Roger R. Graeber
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.053.tif.pdf	A Programmable 3-GHz Pulse Generator	this new one-or-two channel pulse generator provides precise edge placement, extensive functionality, and an interactive user interface. It is designed to help characterize and debug CMOS, ECL, and GaAs devices and signal integrity problems	Hans-Jurgen Wagner
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.057.tif.pdf	Pulse/Data Channel Extends Programmable Pulse Generator Applications	this optional second channel for the HP 8133A pulse generator has a dividable square wave mode, a 32-bit data burst mode, and a pseudo-random binary sequence (PRBS) mode. Its major components are a data gate array, a multiplexer, a phase-locked loop, an an output section. Most circuits are ECL.	Christoph Kalkuhl
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.061.tif.pdf	Design of a 3-GHz Pulse Generator	period, delay, and width generation for the HP 8133A pulse generator depend on several thick-film and thin-film hybrid circuits and custom GaAs and bipolar ICs. The high frequencies and fast transitions made radiated interference suppression challenging	Peter Schinzel, Allan R. Armstrong, Thomas Fischer, Thomas Dippon , Andreas Pfaff
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.062.tif.pdf	Cooling of the Frequency Divider 1C
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.074.tif.pdf	A Multirate Bank of Digital Bandpass Filters for Acoustic Applications	real-time frequency analyzers have been used for over twenty years for acoustic noise measurements. Recent advances in digital signal processing technology have improved the performance and usefulness of these analyzers. The HP 3569A protable real-time frequency analyzer, for example, makes complex acoustical measurements easier and more affordable than ever before	James W. Waite
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.083.tif.pdf	Continuous Monitoring of Remote Networks: The RMON MIB	an introduction to the capabilities of the Remote Monitoring Management Information Base of the Simple Network Management Protocol and its implementation in the HP LanProbe II network monitor	Matthew J. Burdick
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.092.tif.pdf	The Value of Usability		John D'Alessandro
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.094.tif.pdf	The Debug Environment Connection to HP SoftBench		David L. Neuder
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.098.tif.pdf	A Real-Time Operating System Measurement Tool		Mike Dotseth
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.103.tif.pdf	A New Perspective on Emulation Hardware Modularity		Thomas C. Ferguson
	1993		Apr-93	1993-04.108.tif.pdf	Software Performance Analysis of Real-Time Embedded Systems	the HP B 1487 software performance analyzer is a plug-in card for the HP 64700 emulator system. It makes activity and interval measurements on instrumented code for embedded microprocessor systems. The design is able to deal with difficult analysis situations involving caches and prefetches	Arnold S. Berger, David L. Neuder, Andrew J. Blasciak
1993-06.pdf	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.001.tif.pdf
1993-06.toc.pdf	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.006.tif.pdf	ORCA: Optimized Robot for Chemical Analysis	this analytical PC peripheral is a congenial assistant, a sophisticated robotic teaching environment, and an interesting study of robotic architecture. Although optimized for the analytical laboratory, it also has applications in electronic test, quality assurance, and the clinical laboratory, where heavy commerical assembly robots are unsuitable	Arthur Schleifer, Gary B. Gordon, Joseph C. Roark
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.009.tif.pdf	The HP ORCA System Outside the Analytical Laboratory		Nancy Adams
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.012.tif.pdf	Gravity-Sensing Joy Stick
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.014.tif.pdf	Absolute Digital Encoder
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.020.tif.pdf	HP OpenODB: An Object Oriented Database Management System for Commercial Applications	the functionality of object-oriented technology and basic relational database features such as access control, recovery, and a query language are provided in HP OpenODB	Tu Ting Cheng, Rafiul Ahad
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.031.tif.pdf	The HP Ultra VGA Graphics Board	by increasing the display memory to 1M byte and providing some local graphics processing, the HP Ultra VGA board is able to increase VGA resolution to 1024 by 768 pixel with 256 colors at all resolutions	Myron R. Tuttle, Kenneth M. Wilson, Samuel H. Chau, Yong Deng
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.041.tif.pdf	POSIX Interface for MPE/iX	differences in directory structure, file naming conventions, and security were among the areas in which mechanisms had to be developed to enable the POSIX and MPE XL interfaces to coexist on one operating system	Rajesh Lalwani
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.047.tif.pdf	A Process for Preventing Software Hazards	preventing software hazards in safety-critical medical instrumentation requires a process that identifies potential hazards early and tracks them throughout the entire development process	Brian Connolly
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.053.tif.pdf	Configuration Management for Software Tests	to support software test reuse and to make it easier to ensure that the correct software versions are used to test printer products, a software test management system has been put in place	Leonard T. Schroath
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.068.tif.pdf	Tools for the Language Translation Process		George Rom
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.071.tif.pdf	A Transaction Approach to Error Handling	the transaction-based recovery concept used in databases can be applied to commercial applications to help provide more resuable and maintainable programs	Bruce A. Rafnel
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.072.tif.pdf	Error Definition
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.080.tif.pdf	User Interface Management System for HP UX System Administration Applications	developing applications to simplify HP-UX system administration has been made easier by the creation of a tool that addresses the needs of the developer	Mark H. Notess
	1993		Jun-93	1993-06.081.tif.pdf	SAM versus Manual Administration
1993-08.pdf	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.002.tif.pdf
1993-08.toc.pdf	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.007.tif.pdf	High-Efficiency Aluminum Indium Gallium Phosphide Light Emitting Diodes	these devices span the color range from red-orange to green and have the highest luminous performance of any visible LED to date. They are produced by organometallic vapor phase epitaxy	Virginia M. Robbins, Timothy D. Osentowski, Chihping Kuo, Jiann Gwo Yu, Robert M. Fletcher
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.009.tif.pdf	The Structure of LEDs: Homojunctions and Heterojunctions
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.016.tif.pdf	HP Task Broker: A Tool for Distributing Computational Tasks	intelligent distribution of computation tasks, collective computing, load balancing, and heterogeneity are some of the features provided in the Task Broker tool to help make existing hardware more efficient and software developers more productive	James J. Turne, John M. Lewis, Edward J. Sharpe, Renato G. Assini, Terrence P. Graf
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.017.tif.pdf	HP Task Broker and Computational Clusters
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.020.tif.pdf	Task Broker and DCE Interoperability
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.022.tif.pdf	HP Task Broker Version 1.1
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.024.tif.pdf	The HP-RT Real-Time Operating System	an operating system that is compatible with the HP-UX operating system through compliance with the POSIX industry standards uses a multi-threaded kernel and other mechanisms to provide guaranteed real-time response to high-priority operations	Kevin D. Morgan
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.028.tif.pdf	An Overview of Threads
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.032.tif.pdf	Managing PA-RISC Machines for Real-Time Systems	in the HP-RT operating system, the interrupt-handling architecture is especially constructed to manage the high-performance timing requirements of real-time systems	George A. Anzinger
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.033.tif.pdf	Context Switching in HP-RT
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.034.tif.pdf	Protecting Shared Data Structures
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.035.tif.pdf	The Shadow Register Environment
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.036.tif.pdf	C Environment
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.039.tif.pdf	The HP Tsutsuji Logic Synthesis System	a new logic synthesis system has reduced the time to design ASICs by a factor of ten	Yoshisuke Otsuru, J. Barry Shackleford, W. Bruce Culbertson, Motoo Tanaka, Toshiki Osame
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.053.tif.pdf	Designing a Scanner with Color Vision	the challenge for personal computer imaging today is to duplicate human color vision, not only in scanners but also in monitors and printers so that colors look the same in all media. The HP ScanJet IIc scanner ues a proprietary color separator design to provide fast, single-scan, 400-dpi, 24-bit color image scanning	Michael J. Steinle, K. Douglas Gennetten
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.063.tif.pdf	Mechanical Considerations for an Industrial Workstation	besides being a compute and data processing engine, a workstation in an industrial and measurement environment must be mechanically designed to handle the special requirements of these environments	Brad Clements
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.069.tif.pdf	Online CO2 Laser Beam Real Time Control Algorithm for Orthopedic Surgical Applications	new data obtained from treating polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) with a nonmoving, CW, 10-watt, C02 laser beam is presented. Guidelines based on this data can be used during precision laser surgery in orthopedics to avoid unnecessary mechanical and thermal trauma to healthy bone tissue. A computerized algorithm incorporating these guidelines can be implemented on an HP 9000 workstation connected to a central database for multiple-operating-room data collection, online consultation and analysis	Franco A. Canestri
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.074.tif.pdf	Online Defect Management via a Client/Server Relational Database Management System	the ability to provide timely access to large volumes of data, ensure data and process integrity, and share defect data among related projects are the main features provided in this new defect management system	David A. Keefer, Douglas K. Howell, Brian E. Hoffmann
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.079.tif.pdf	Client/Server Database Architecture
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.086.tif.pdf	Realizing Productivity Gains with C++	although C++ contains many features for supporting highly productive software development, some characteristics of this object-oriented programming language tend to slow the realization of these productivity gains	Timothy C. O'Konski
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.087.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1993		Aug-93	1993-08.091.tif.pdf	Bridging the Gap between Structured Analysis and Structured Design for Real Time Systems	a real-time software design technique has been applied to the design of the software architecture for ultrasound imaging products	Joseph M. Luszcz, Daniel G. Maier
1993-10.pdf	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.002.tif.pdf
1993-10.toc.pdf	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.007.tif.pdf	An 8-Gigasample-per-Second Modular Digitizing Oscilloscope System	for the first time, a digitizing sampling oscilloscope achieves single-shot bandwidths exceeding even the fastest laboratory analog oscilloscopes. The HP 54720/10 oscilloscope combines a 2-GSa/s digitizer, plug-in modularity, and software flexibility to provide the application-specific and general-purpose capabilities needed by designers of high-speed digital devices and systems	John A. Scharrer
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.012.tif.pdf	An 8-Gigasample-per-Second, 8-Bit Data Acquisition System for a Sampling Digital Oscilloscope	within the HP 54720/10 acquistion system are sixteen separate sampling and digitizing paths that can be allocated by the user to capture 16K samples at 8 GSa/s or 256K samples at 500 MSa/s or any of various other combinations of sample rate and memory depth. The sample-and-filter sampling technique is an alternative to the conventional sample-and-hold and track-and-hold techniques	Patrick J. Byrne, Michael T. McTigue
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.025.tif.pdf	A Digitizing Oscilloscope Time Base and Trigger System Optimized for Throughput and Low Jitter	careful attention to low-noise coupling results in robust performance far exceeding what is normally considered possible with off-the-shelf ECL. A new interpolator design increases resolution by a factor of ten, reduces converion time by a factor of five, and reduces jitter by a factor of more than three compared with previous designs	Reginald Kellum, Donald, David D. Eskeldson
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.032.tif.pdf	A Rugged 2.5-GHz Active Oscilloscope Probe	superior electrical performance is maintained by suspending a fragile electrical structure inside a rugged package and isolating the fragile parts from external abuse. The design required numerous trade-offs between performance, durability, aesthetics, and cost, with performance and ruggedness the primary goals	Thomas F. Uhling, John R. Sterne
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.039.tif.pdf	Accuracy in Interleaved ADC Systems	the overall performance of the HP 54720 oscilloscope is the result of the synergistic effects of calibration, signal preconditioning, and data postprocessing	Allen Montijo, Kenneth Rush
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.048.tif.pdf	A Study of Pulse Parameter Accuracy in Real Time Digitizing Oscilloscope Measurements	using the well-characterized 50-GHz HP 54124T oscilloscope as a standard, HP 54720A oscilloscope errors were measured for single-shot step rise time, pulse width, and pulse height measurements. The results suggest that the errors have systematic or bias components that may be characterizable and correctable	Kenneth Rush
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.052.tif.pdf	Architectural Design for a Modular Oscilloscope System	optimum allocation of tasks to various software and hardware subsystems, a separate display processor, multiple lookthrough tables, flicker reduction techniques, and other design features support the performance of the HP 54720/10 oscilloscope and establish it as a platform for the future	Christopher J. Magnuson, Dana L. Johnson
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.060.tif.pdf	A Survey of Processes Used in the Development of Firmware for a Multiprocessor Embedded System	in using structured design methods to develop a large multiprocessor embedded system, the HP 54720/10 oscilloscope design team learned that these methodologies can be very helpful if applied appropriately and supplemented with a few other processes and tools	Christopher P. Duff, David W. Long
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.065.tif.pdf	Developing Extensible Firmware		Rodney T. Schlater
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.067.tif.pdf	Mechanical Design of a New Oscilloscope Mainframe for Optimum Performance	a completely new mainframe deseign for the HP 54720/10 oscilloscopes includes a unibody chassis and four plug-in slots that provide superior EMI performance and anticipate future enhancements	Wayne F. Helgoth, John W. Campbell, Kenneth W. Johnson, William H
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.077.tif.pdf	A High-Performance 1.8-GHz Vector Network and Spectrum Analyzer	network and spectrum analyzers are frequently used together for RF component and circuit evaluation. The HP 4396A vector network and spectrum analyzer exploits this natural union by combining the two measurement modes into one instrument	Akira Nukiyama, Shigeru Kawabata
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.086.tif.pdf	Receiver Design for a Combined RF Network and Spectrum Analyzer	a low noise floor, reduction of distortion and local oscillator feedthrough, and removal of image frequencies and higher-order harmonic products were the main design objectives for the HP 4396A receiver	Yoshiyuki Yanagimoto
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.091.tif.pdf	DSP Techniques for Digital IF		Akira Nukiyama
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.096.tif.pdf	A Fast-Switching, High-Isolation Multiplexer	a three-channel multiplexer with 140-db isolation between channels, fast switching transient settling time, steady low return loss, and low noise and distoration provide the front end to the single receiver of the HP 4396A network and spectrum analyzer	Yoshiyuki Yanagimoto
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.101.tif.pdf	A 10-Megasample per-Second Analog-to-Digital Converter with Filter and Memory	in addition to analog-to-digital conversion, the HP E1430A addresses the problems of gain ranging, anti-aliasing protection, frequency band selection, triggering, data buffering and multichannel synchronization	Howard E. Hilton
	1993		Oct-93	1993-10.106.tif.pdf	A 10-MHz Analog-to-Digital Converter with 1100-dB Linearity	a classification outline is presented for the errors found in an analog-to-digital converter (ADC). A comparative analysis is done of errors caused by random noise, nonlinearities, and finite amplitude resolution (quantizing errors). An ADC implementation is presented that substantially reduces the nonlinearity errors and virtually eliminates the quantizing errors	Howard E. Hilton
1993-12.pdf	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.001.tif.pdf
1993-12.toc.pdf	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.010.tif.pdf	The Resampling Process
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.012.tif.pdf	Applications for Demodulation		Timothy L. Hillstrom
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.017.tif.pdf	A Firmware Architecture for Multiple High-Performance Measurements	the HP 894xxA vector signal analyzers perform fast, sophisticated measurements on complex waveforms. The firmware architecture provides access to multiple processors to meet the high-performance requirements while allowing individual measurements to share common features and protocol	Dennis P. O'Brien
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.020.tif.pdf	Run-Time Configurable Hardware Drivers		Glenn R. Engel
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.029.tif.pdf	Remote Debugging		Glenn R. Engel
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.031.tif.pdf	Baseband Vector Signal Analyzer Hardware Design	the HP 89410A combines superior front-end linearity and high-speed data conversion with powerful digital signal processing to provide advanced measurement capabilities. Extensive calibration, flexible triggering and arbitrary source types provide the accuracy and versatility needed to make the sophisticated measurements required for complex signal analysis at RF information bandwidths	David F. Kelley, Joseph R. Diederichs, Manfred Bartz, Keith A. Bayern
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.038.tif.pdf	ADC Bits, Distortion, and Dynamic Range		Manfred Bartz
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.044.tif.pdf	What Is Dithering?		Manfred Bartz
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.047.tif.pdf	RF Vector Signal Analyzer Hardware Design	based on the HP 89410A baseband vector signal analyzer, the HP 89440A RF vector signal analyzer extends the frequency range of both receiver and source to 1.8 GHz with a 7-MHz information bandwidth. All of the vector capabilities of the 10-MHz baseband instrument (up to 1 7-MHz information bandwidth) can be translated to any frequency from 0 to 1.8 GHz	Timothy L. Hillstrom, James, Roy L. Mason, William J. Ginder, Kevin L. Johnson, Robert T. Cutler
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.050.tif.pdf	Microwave Plate Assembly		Roy L. Mason
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.054.tif.pdf	A Versatile Tracking and Arbitrary Source		Don Hiller
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.058.tif.pdf	Vector Measurements beyond 1.8 GHz		Joe Tarantino
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.062.tif.pdf	Optical Spectrum Analysis
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.070.tif.pdf	Diffraction Grating
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.071.tif.pdf	Polarization Sensitivity
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.075.tif.pdf	A High-Resolution Direct-Drive Diffraction Grating Rotation System	creating a high-resolution, high-speed positioning system that can provide over two million data points per revolution of the diffraction grating required a design that is much different from the gear-reduction positioning systems typically used in optical spectrum analyzers	Joseph N. West, J. Douglas Knight
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.080.tif.pdf	A Two-Axis Micropositioner for Optical Fiber Alignment	a positioning system with submicron resolution is used to keep the output fiber accurately aligned with the light coming out of the monochromator during movement of the diffraction grating	J. Douglas Knight, Joseph N. West
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.085.tif.pdf	A Standard Data Format for Instrument Data Interchange	this standard format allows many HP analyzers to exchange data with each other and with applications software. Utilities provide data conversion, editing, viewing, and plotting and a function library provides access to SDF data from programs	Michael L. Hall
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.090.tif.pdf	North American Cellular CDMA	code division multiple access (CDMA) is a class of modulation that uses specialized codes to provide multiple communication channels in a designated segment of the electromagnetic spectrum. This article describes the implementation of CDMA that has been standardized by the Telecommunications Industry Association for the North American cellular telephone system	Daivd P. Whipple
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.092.tif.pdf	Cellular Technologies
	1993		Dec-93	1993-12.098.tif.pdf	DECT Measurements with a Microwave Spectrum Analyzer	an HP 8590 E-Series spectrum analyzer with DECT source, demodulator, and measurement personality can be used to provide a cost-effective solution to development, manufacturing, and pre-type-approval testing for compliance with the Digital European Cordless Telecommunications standard	Mark A. Elo
1994-02.pdf	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.001.tif.pdf
1994-02.toc.pdf	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.006.tif.pdf	High-Quality Color Inkjet Office Printers	the HP DeskJet 1200C and 1200C/PS printers are a new class of HP DeskJet printers for office applications. They offer black and color printing, fast print speeds, scalable typefaces, expandable memory, networking options, PCL 5 and PostScript languages, and HP LaserJet printer compatibility	Douglas R. Watson, Hatem E. Mostafa
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.009.tif.pdf	Laser-Comparable Inkjet Text Printing	the HP DeskJet 1200C printer achieves laser quality by means of pigmented black ink and precise, mode dependent control of drop volume. Contributing to laser printing speed are an intelligent print mode forecaster, a large memory capacity, heated drying, improved media handling, a larger printhead, and a high firing rate made possible by careful attention to refill dynamics	Jaime H. Bohorquez, Brian P. Canfield, Kenneth J. Courian, Frank Drogo, Corrina A.E. Hall, Clayton L. Holstun, Aneesa R. Scandalis, Michele E. Shepard
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.011.tif.pdf	An Inside View of the Drop Generation Process
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.018.tif.pdf	High-Quality Inkjet Color Graphics Performance on Plain Paper	realizing the color graphics performance of the HP DeskJet 1200C printer required simultaneous optimization of many interacting parameters of the ink and the architecture to deliver significant improvements in print quality, color gamut, throughput, and cost per copy	Catherine B. Hunt, Ronald A. Askeland, Leonard Slevin, Keshava A. Prasad
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.028.tif.pdf	Polyester Media Development for Inkjet Printers	a discussion of the mechanisms and ink/printer/media interactions that must be considered in the design of special media for a printer system, and of the methods available for optimizing them	Daniel L. Briley
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.035.tif.pdf	Inkjet Printer Print Quality Enhancement Techniques	five print modes, each optimized for quality and throughput, HP Resolution Enhancement technology, heaters to dry the ink and the paper, and accurate print cartridge alignment and paper advance schemes contribute to the high print quality of the HP DeskJet 1200C printer	Corinna A.E. Hall, Aneesa R. Scandalis, Damon W. Broder, Shelley I. Moore, Reza Movaghar, W. Wistar Rhoads, William H. Schweibert
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.041.tif.pdf	The Third-Generation HP Thermal InkJet Printhead	the monolithic integration of driver transistors with the thermal inkjet heater resistors leads to vastly improved performance with reduced cost per page for the customer	J. Stephen Aden, Jaime H. Bohorquez, Douglas M. Collins, M. Douglas Crook, Andre Garcia, Ulrich E. Hess
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.046.tif.pdf	Development of the HP DeskJet 1200C Print Cartridge Platform	the platform includes all of the parts of the print cartridge except the printhead assembly and ink. It is designed to accept different printheads and inks to support different print applications. It features a slim form factor, a spring-bag ink reservoir, and an ink level indicator	The Platform Development Team
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.050.tif.pdf	Print Cartridges for a Large-Format Color Inkjet Drafting Plotter		Jaime H. Bohroquez, Scott W. Hock, Susan H. Tousi, David Towery, Development Engineers, Inkjet Supplies Business Unit
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.053.tif.pdf	Environmentally Friendly Packaging		Debbie R.B. Hockley
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.055.tif.pdf	HP DeskJet 1200C Printer Architecture	the product architecture of the HP DeskJet 1200C printer - mechancial, electrical, and firmware - played a key role in addressing the technical challenges demanded by the office color printer market	Kevin M. Bockman, Anton Tabar, Erol Erturk, Robert R. Giles, William H. Schwiebert
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.056.tif.pdf	CAD System Organization
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.059.tif.pdf	Product Design Effect on Environmental Responsibility and Distribution Costs		Donald Clugston
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.065.tif.pdf	A New Product Development Model
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.072.tif.pdf	Media Path for a Small, Low-Cost Color Thermal Inkjet Printer	the DeskJet 1200C media path is heated for media independence, requiring development of a new grit drive roller and pinch wheel combination. A new stepper motor was developed to attain the target speed and accuracy. Media flatteners and precise gearing with an antibacklash device contribute to accuracy	Damon W. Broder, David C. Burney, Shelley I. Moore, Stephen B. Witte
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.075.tif.pdf	Stepper Motor Simulation Model
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.079.tif.pdf	Automated Assembly and Testing of HP DeskJet 1200C Print Cartridges	the assembly system is flexiable and modular. A performance monitor collects data for quality control. A standardized print engine is used in several applications	William S. Colburn, Randell A. Agadoni, Michael M. Johnson, Edward Wiesmeier, III, Glen Oldenburg
	1994		Feb-94	1994-02.085.tif.pdf	Connectivity of the HP DeskJet 1200C Printer	the connectivity components include the language firmware, a language interface to the mechanical firmware, software printer drivers, and tools for various environments and for driver developers. A screen calibrator tool enlists the user's help in making the printed output match the screen	Anthony D. Parkhurst, Ramchandran Padmanabhan, Steven D. Mueller, Kirt A. Winter
1994-04.pdf	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.002.tif.pdf
1994-04.toc.pdf	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.007.tif.pdf	Development of a Multimedia Product for HP Workstations	providing multimedia capability on HP's workstations was an evolutionary process that was paced according to customer needs and the avaliablity of quality multimedia hardware and software technology and low-cost workstations	Gary P. Rose, Jeffery T. Oesterle, Joseph E. Kasper, Robert J. Hammond
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.011.tif.pdf	HP MPower: A Collaborative Multimedia Environment	multimedia capability on a workstation enables users to interact with their applications and communicate with others in a variety of formats (textual and nontextual). HP MPower provides an environment in which users have easy access to the multimedia facilities at their workstations, and application developers can easily add new multimedia tools	William R. Yoder
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.017.tif.pdf	X Stations in HP MPower
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.018.tif.pdf	The HP Instant Ignition Program		Sue Magenis
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.019.tif.pdf	Diagnosing and Reporting Problems in the Multimedia Environment		John V. Peterson
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.021.tif.pdf	A Graphical User Interface for a Multimedia Environment	the HP Visual User Environment, or HP VUE, provides not only a friendly user interface to the HP-UX operating system but also a framework for the HP MPower system	Charles V. Fernandez
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.024.tif.pdf	HP SharedX: A Tool for Real-Time Collaboration	with this real-time communication product, two or more remote users can share and interact with the same X-protocol-based applications from their workstations. Windows are shared in such way that it almost seems as if all the participants in the shared session are sitting at the same workstation, running the same application	Daniel Garfinkel, Bruce C. Welti, Thomas W. Yip
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.026.tif.pdf	X Window System Client/Server Architecture
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.027.tif.pdf	Graphics Glossary
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.029.tif.pdf	Whiteboard: A New Component of HP SharedX
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.038.tif.pdf	Imaging Services in a Multimedia Environment	image manipulation tools, compression and decompression functions, picture quality adjustment techniques, and support for industry standards are some of the features included in the HP Image Library	Andrew Munro, Ahmad H. Shekarabi
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.042.tif.pdf	HP Image Library Scaling Functions
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.045.tif.pdf	A Printing Solution for a Multimedia Environment	for environments in whcih users are confronted with a myriad of printers to choose from, HP SharedPrint provides a simple graphical interface that enables users to select a target printer and a set of options without encountering the typical problems associated with this process	Joh Mandler
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.054.tif.pdf	Faxing Documents in HP MPower	the ability to transmit documents via standard telephone lines is greatly enhanced with the HP MPower fax utility which provides automatic dialing, transmission, and delivery of fax documents from a workstation	Francis P. Sung, Mark A. Johnson
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.063.tif.pdf	Audio Support in HP MPower	multimedia capability promises to enhance the communication and presentation of information through the use of real-world data types such as audio and video. Compac-disk-quality audio is the first of such data types to be offered as a standard feature on all of HP's new workstations	Ellen N. Brandt, Thomas G. Fincher, Monish S. Shah
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.066.tif.pdf	Overview of A-law and U-law Data Formats
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.069.tif.pdf	Video Support in a Multimedia Environment	combining video with the computing power of a workstation adds an extra level of interpretation, detail, and perception to information seen and manipulated on a workstation desktop	Craig S. Richard
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.072.tif.pdf	Mail Facilities in a Multimedia Environment	providing a multimedia email facility required that the well-established processes of creating, sending, receiving, printing, and replying to email messages be maintained and applied to messages containing multimedia objects	Robert B. Williams, Harry K. Phinney, Kenneth L. Steege
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.077.tif.pdf	MIME Header Fields
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.080.tif.pdf	A Fast and Intuitive Online Help System	the HP Help System provides application developers with the tools to create and integrate rich online help information into their OSF/Motif-based applications	Michael R. Wilson, Lori A. Cook, Steven P. Hiebert
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.087.tif.pdf	WYSIWYG Printing in an X Application		Axel Deininger
	1994		Apr-94	1994-04.091.tif.pdf	Developing Online Application Help	the primary goal for an application help system is to provide the capability for the end user to get useful help information and get back on task as quickly and successfully as possible	Dex Smith
1994-06.pdf	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.002.tif.pdf
1994-06.toc.pdf	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.006.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.009.tif.pdf	Corporate Business Servers: An Alternative to Mainframes for Business Computing	with expandable hardware, PA-RISC architecture, symmetric multi-processing, a new bus structure, and robust error handling, these systems provide a wide range of performance and configurability within a single cabinet. Standard features include one to twelve symmetric PA-RISC 7100 multiprocessors optimized for commercial workloads, main memory configurations from 128M to 2G bytes, and disk storage up to a maximum of 1.9 terabytes	Thomas B. Alexander, Kenneth G. Robertson, Dean T. Lindsay, Donald L. Rogers, John R. Obermeyer, John R. Keller, Keith Y. Oka, Marline M. Jones II
	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.030.tif.pdf	Package Design Using 3D Solid Modeling
	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.032.tif.pdf	PA-RISC Symmetric Multiprocessing in Midrange Servers	by making a series of simplifying assumptions and concentrating on basic functionality, the performance advantages of PA-RISC symmetric multi-processing using the HP PA 7100 processor chip were made available to the midrange HP 9000 and HP 3000 multiuser system customers	Kirk M. Bresniker
	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.035.tif.pdf	SoftBench Message Connector: Customizing Software Development Tool Interactions	Software developers using the SoftBench Framework can customize their tool interaction environments to meet their individual needs, in seconds	pointing and clicking. Tool interaction branching and chaining are supported. No user training is required, by Joseph J. Courant
	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.041.tif.pdf	Six-Sigma Software Using Cleanroom Software Engineering Techniques	virtually defect-free software can be generated at high productivity levels by applying to software development the same process discipline used in integrated circuit manufacturing	Grant E. Head
	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.048.tif.pdf	Legal Primitive Evaluation
	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.052.tif.pdf	Fuzzy Family Setup Assignment and Machine Balancing	fuzzy logic is applied to the world of printed circuit assembly manufacturing to aid in balancing machine loads to improve production rates	Jan Krucky
	1994		Jun-94	1994-06.055.tif.pdf	The Greedy Board Family Assignment Heuristic
1994-08.pdf	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.002.tif.pdf
1994-08.toc.pdf	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.007.tif.pdf	An Advanced Scientific Graphic Calculator	the HP 48G/GX combines an easy-to-learn graphical user interface with advanced mathematics and engineering functionality, expanded memory capability, and seven new plot types	Diana K. Bryne, Charles M. Patton, David Arnett, Ted W. Beers, Paul J. McClellan
	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.021.tif.pdf	User Versions of Interface Tools
	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.024.tif.pdf	HP-PAC: A New Chassis and Housing Concept for Electronic Equipment	HP-PAC replaces the familiar metal chassis structure with expanded polypropylene (EPP) foam. Large reductions are realized in mechanical parts, screw joints, assembly time, disassembly time, transport packaging, and housing development costs	Johannes Mahn, Jurgen Haberle, Siegfried Kopp, Tim Schwegler
	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.030.tif.pdf	High-Speed Digital Transmitter Characterization Using Eye Diagram Analysis	the eye diagram analyzer constructs both conventional eye diagrams and special eyeline diagrams to perform extinction ratio and mask tests on digital transmitters. It also makes a number of diagnostic measurements to determine if such factors as waveform distortion, intersymbol interference, or noise are limiting the bit error ratio of transmission system	Christopher M. Miller
	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.039.tif.pdf	Thermal Management in Supercritical Fluid Chromatography	in supercritical fluid chromatography, very high degrees of accuracy are required for temperature control. On the fluid supply end of the system, cooling is critical. On the separation end, heating is important. This paper discusses temperature control in the HP G1205A supercritical fluid chromatograph	Connie Nathan, Barbara A. Hackbarth
	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.040.tif.pdf	\\Tiat is SFC?
	1994		Aug-94	1994-08.063.tif.pdf	Data-Driven Test Systems	in a data-driven test system, all product-specific information is stored in files. Within a product classification, the test software contains no product-specific information and does not have to be changed to test a new product. This concept lowers new product introduction costs	Adele S. Landis
1994-10.pdf	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.002.tif.pdf
1994-10.toc.pdf	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.007.tif.pdf	Customer-Driven Development of a New High-Performance Data Acquistion System	the HP HD2000 data acquisition system provides C-size VXIbus modules, that are tailored to provide fast and accurate acquisition of temperature, pressure, strain, volts, and resistance data for turbine and piston engine testing applications	Von C. Campbell
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.010.tif.pdf	A Compact and Flexible Signal Conditioning System for Data Acquisition	because turbine test setups can have up to 1000 test points, special demands are placed on a data acquisition system that must fit a large number of measurement channels into a C-size VXIbus module	John M. da Cunha
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.017.tif.pdf	High-Throughput Amplifier and Analog-to-Digital Converter	high system throughput in converting analog signals to digital format in the HP E1413 is achieved by not relying on downstream digital processing hardware and software to compensate for analog anomalies and instabilities	Ronald J. Riedel
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.019.tif.pdf	Binary Ranges Speed Processing
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.022.tif.pdf	On-the-Fly Engineering Units Conversion	an algorithm has been developed that provides engineering units conversion in real time (10 microseconds) in the HP E 1413 scanning analog-to-digital converter instrument. The algorithm converts numbers to IEEE 754 standard 32-bit floating-point format	Christopher P.J. Kelly
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.026.tif.pdf	Built-In Self-Test and Calibration for a Scanning Analog-to-Digital Converter	onboard calibration capability enables the HP E1413 to calibrate all 64 input channels in under 15 minutes, many times faster than the manual calibration techniques previously required in similar systems	Gerald I. Raak, Christopher P.J. Kelly
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.029.tif.pdf	A Hierarchy of Calibration Commands
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.031.tif.pdf	Manufacturing Test Optimization for VXI-Based Scanning Analog-to-Digital Converters	the high density of the hardware for the HP E 1413 scanning analog-to-digital converter, the low cost per channel, and the wide variety of optional signal conditioning plug-ons require a production test strategy that is fast, flexible, and efficient	Bertram S. Kolts, Rodney K. Village
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.043.tif.pdf	Integrated Pin Electronics for Automatic Test Equipment	a single integrated circuit provides complete pin electronics for the HP 9493 mixed signal LSI test system. It contains a high-speed digital driver, an active load, a window comparator, and a parametric tester for setting a voltage and measuring current	James W. Grace, David DiPietro, Akito Kishida, Kenji Kinsho
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.052.tif.pdf	CMOS Programmable Delay Vernier	in the HP 9493 LSI test system, CMOS delay verniers replace the usual bipolar technology and are integrated with digital circuitry to produce a high-performance timing generator in a single monolithic CMOS VLSI formatter chip. This solution achieves bipolar-equivalent resolution, skew, and jitter performance with significantly lower power, cost and circuit board space	Masaharu Goto, James O. Barnes, Ronnie E. Owens
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.055.tif.pdf	Theoretical Approach to CMOS Inverter Jitter
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.060.tif.pdf	Real-Time Digital Signal Processing in a Mixed-Signal LSI Test System	in test subsystems based on digital signal processing, the HP 9493 test system emulates the analog and digital signals of the device under test, thereby reducing test time and increasing test coverage compared to a memory-based test system	Keita Gunji
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.065.tif.pdf	Vector Error Testing by Automatic Test Equipment	mixed-signal testers are frequently used as specialized automatic test equipment in various test applications. The real-time digital signal processors in the HP 9493 mixed-signal LSI test system can perform complex tests for next-generation telecommunication devices	Koji Karube
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.068.tif.pdf	High-Frequency Impedance Analyzer	a new one-port impedance analyzer measures high-frequency devices up to 1.8 GHz. Using a current-voltage method, it makes precise measurements over a wide impedance range. A special calibration method using a low-loss capacitor realizes an accurate high-Q device measurement. Many types of test fixtures are introduced because they are a key element in any test system	Takanori Yonekura
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.076.tif.pdf	Virtual Remote: The Centralized Expert	remote operation of bit error test sets using a X Windows based "virtual instrument" allows network operators to monitor remote sites from a central office. The extensive use of a common firmware development platform allowed the fast-track development of virtual remote software and rapid integration into all instruments built using the platform	Hamish Butler
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.084.tif.pdf	Frame Relay Conformance Testing	at HP's Protocol Test Center, an automatic translator was developed to transform abstract test suites into executable test suits for HP IDACOM protocol analyzers	Martin Dubuc
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.089.tif.pdf	The FDDI Ring Manager for the HP Network Advisor Protocol Analyzer	the FDDI Ring Manager application takes the knowledge burden from the user and puts it on the network management tool. It pulls ring status information from station management frames and presents it in a logically ordered display. It gathers ring topology information from neighbor information frames and status information frames and presents that information in a graphical map and a textual report	Sunil Bhat, Robert H. Kroboth, Anne L. Driesbach
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.098.tif.pdf	FDDI Topology Mapping	for the FDDI verion of the HP Network Advisor protocol analyzer, ring mapping algorithms were devidsed to provide topological views of FDDI networks. These algorithms are designed to handle many problem situations that are characteristic of emerging LAN technologies	Sunil Bhat
	1994		Oct-94	1994-10.107.tif.pdf	Automation of Electrical Overstress Characterization for Semiconductor Devices	an automatic test system has been developed to characterize semiconductor devices and interconnect failures caused by electrical overstress (EOS). Electrical stress in the form of current pulses of increasing amplitude is applied to a device until it reaches a prespecified failure criterion. The system was developed for monitoring EOS robustness in advanced CMOS processess	Carlos H. Diaz
1994-12.pdf	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.002.tif.pdf
1994-12.toc.pdf	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.007.tif.pdf	Fast DDS-2 Digital Audio Tape Drive	running at data transfer rate of 510 kbytes/s, the HP C1533A tape drive can record a full 4-Gbyte DDS-2 cartridge in just over two hours, almost an hour less than typical DDS-2 drives. Its development required improvements in tape material, length, and thickness, new read and write heads, a new drum design, and new methods for linearity measurement and adjustment	Damon R. Ujvarosy
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.014.tif.pdf	Autoloader Control Electronics		Greg K. Trezise
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.016.tif.pdf	Autoloader Firmware Design		Mark Simms
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.022.tif.pdf	Automatic State Table Generation	the HP C1553A DDS tape autoloader requires a complex sequence of simple operations to carry out mechanical retries. These sequences are defined in tables. Cadre's Teamwork was used for input and an automatic tool was used to generate the tables to go in ROM	Mark J. Simms
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.028.tif.pdf	Using State Machines as a Design and Coding Tool	the wide acceptance of real-time extensions to structured analysis techniques have led to the use of state machine descriptions for the specification of systems in which state or sequence is a vital part. However, the techniques for implementing these specificaitons have remained poorly understood and haphazard, leading to implementations that are difficult to verify against the specification. This paper examines different approaches to the use of state machines and explores their advantages and disadvantages	Mark J. Simms
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.034.tif.pdf	An Event-Based, Retargetable Debugger	remote and event-based debugging capability, a sophisticated graphical user interface, and adaptability to different languages and target platforms are some of the features provided in this debugger	Arun K. Iyengar, Thaddeus S. Grzesik, Valerie J. Ho-Gibson, Tracy A. Hoover, John R. Vasta
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.038.tif.pdf	Compiler Optimizations and Debugging
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.040.tif.pdf	A Short Primer on Debugger Internals
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.045.tif.pdf	Wavelet Analysis: Theory and Applications	Wavelet analysis has attracted attention for its ability to analyze rapidly changing transient signals. Any application using the Fourier transform can be formulated using wavelets to provide more accurately localized temporal and frequency information. This paper gives an overview of wavelet analysis and describes a software toolbox created by HP Laboratories Japan to aid in the development of wavelet applications	Daniel T.L. Lee, Akio Yamamoto
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.056.tif.pdf	Approaches to Verifying Operational Test Release Vectors	five techniques are employed to minimize the time to develop the test vectors used to test manufactured parts on an IC component tester	Joy Xiao Han
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.057.tif.pdf	Overview of the Test Access Port
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.069.tif.pdf	Clock Design and Measurement Issues in Pentium Systems	design difficulties in producing a statistically stable 66-MHz Pentium system are reviewed. The information is pertinent to many other new, high-speed processors as well. A new, more informed approach to designing well-timed systems in this performance class is proposed. Measurements that support this approach are examined, particularly those made with the HP 8133A pulse generator	Michael K. Williams, Andreas M.R. Pfaff
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.071.tif.pdf	Tolerance Mechanisms in Clock Distribution Networks
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.086.tif.pdf	Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.087.tif.pdf	Enterprise Modeling and Simulation Applications in Reengineering
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.091.tif.pdf	Enterprise Modeling and Simulation Research at HP Laboritories
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.106.tif.pdf	The Simple Model: Sponsor's Perspective		Jerry Harmon
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.112.tif.pdf	Appendix III: Details of Part Commonality Experiments
	1994		Dec-94	1994-12.113.tif.pdf	Appendix IV: Details of Explanations for Experiments 0 and 1a
1995-02.pdf	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.001.tif.pdf
1995-02.toc.pdf	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.006.tif.pdf	Broadband Frequency Characterization of Optical Receivers Using Intensity Noise	methods for enhancing the dynamic range of the intensity noise technique for high-frequency photreceiver calibration are proposed and experimentally demonstrated. These methods combine recently developed EDFA technology with spectral filtering techniques. The intensity noise calibration technique is portable, easy to use, and field deployable	Wayne V. Sorin, Douglas M. Baney
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.009.tif.pdf	1.55-nm Fiber-Optic Amplifier
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.013.tif.pdf	Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier Test System	the HP 81600 Series 200 EDFA test system combines various instruments with powerful software to characterize erbium-doped fiber amplifiers. The system is a turnkey solution with fully specified uncertainty	Christian Hentschel, Clemens Ruck, Edgar Leckel, Jurgen Sang, Rolf Muller
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.020.tif.pdf	Multi-Quantum-Well Ridge Waveguide Lasers for Tunable External-Cavity Sources	a new multi-quantum-well ridge waveguide laser enhanced for use in a grating-tuned external-cavity source has been developed. The device offers higher output power and wider turnability for improved performance in a new instrument. A core technology has been developed for use in a variety of light-emitting devices	William H. Perez, David M. Brau, Michael J. Ludowise, Tim L. Bagwell, Tirumala R. Ranganath, Dennis J. Derickson, Patricia A. Beck
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.027.tif.pdf	Measurement of Polarization-Mode Dispersion	polarization-mode dispersion is defined and characterized, using Poincare sphere and Jones matrix concepts. Interferometric, wavelength scanning, and Jones matrix eigenanalysis measurement methods are described. Instrumentation, especially the HP 8509B lightwave polarization analyzer, is discussed	Paul R. Hernday, Brian L. Heffner
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.028.tif.pdf	Jones Calculus
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.032.tif.pdf	The HP 8509A/B Lightwave Polarization Analyzer
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.034.tif.pdf	A New Design Approach for a Programmable Optical Attenuator	the new HP 8156A optical attenuator offers improved performance, low polarization dependent loss and polarization-mode dispersion, and increased versatility. It uses a birefrignence-free glass filter disk and a high-resolution, fast-settling filter driver system	Halmo Fischer, Siegmar Schmidt
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.039.tif.pdf	Precision Reflectometer with Spurious-Free Enhanced Sensitivity	the HP 8504B precision reflectrometer has an improved sensitivity of -80 dB at both 1300-nm and 1550-nm wavelengths. All spurious responses generated within the instrumenet itself have been significantly reduced. The instrument offers fiber-optic component designerds and manufacturers the ability to pinpoint both large and small optical reflectances	Luis M. Fernandez, David M. Braun, Greg D. LeCheminant, Dennis J. Derickson
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.043.tif.pdf	High-Power, Low-Internal-Reflection, Edge Emitting Light-Emitting Diodes	a new edge emitting LED has been developed for applications in optical low-coherence reflectrometry. It offers improved sensitivity without introducing spurious responses	Julie E. Fouquet, Tim L. Bagwell, David M. Braun, Patricia A. Beck, Susan R. Sloan, Dennis J. Derickson, William H. Perez, Gary R. Trott, Forrest G. Kellert, TirumalaR. Ranganath, Michael J. Ludowise
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.049.tif.pdf	Jitter Analysis of High-Speed Digital Systems	the HP 71501B jitter and eye diagram analyzer performs industry-standard jitter tolerance, jitter transfer, and jitter generation measurements on Gbit/s telecommunication system components. It can display both the jitter spectrum and the jitter waveform to help determine whether jitter is limiting the bit error ratio of a transmission system	Christopher M. Miller, David J. McQuate
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.057.tif.pdf	Automation of Optical Time-Domain Reflectometry Measurements	the HP 81700 Series 100 remote fiber test system is a first-generation system consisting of a personal computer controlling one or more OTDRs and optical switches. It is well-suited for automated testing of small fibert networks such as company networks	Harald Seeger, Frank A. Maier
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.063.tif.pdf	Design and Performance of a Narrowband VCO at 282 THz	a single-mode optical signal source whose frequency can be voltage-controlled has been developed. We describe its design and performance	Peter R. Robrish, Rory L. VanTuyl, Christopher J. Madden, William R. Trutna, Jr.
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.067.tif.pdf	Surface Emitting Laser for Multimode Data Link Applications	a surface emitting laser has been developed for use in a multimode optical fiber data link. The laser can operate in a high-order spatial mode, resulting in a spectral width as wide as one nanometer and a relative intensity noise (RIN) lower than -125 dB/Hz in a multimode fiber system. Electrical and optical characteristics of the surface emitting laser and the epitaxial growth methods are discussed	Shih-Yuan Wang, Kenneth H. Hahn, Michael R.T. Tan, Yu-Min D. Houng
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.072.tif.pdf	Generating Short-Wavelength Light Using a Vertical-Cavity Laser Structure	second-harmonic generation from a GaAs/AlAs vertical cavity fabricated on a (311)B GaAs substrate has been demonstrated. The experimental results and a theoretical analysis show that a GaAs/AlAs vertical cavity optimized both for efficient confinement of the fundamental power and for quasi-phase-matching can offer efficient second-harmonic generation	Shigeru Nakagawa, Danny E. Mars, Norihide Yamada
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.110.tif.pdf	Better Models or Better Algorithms? Techniques to Improve Fault Diagnosis	the simple stuck-at-fault model paired with a complex fault diagnosis algorithm is compared against the bridging fault model paired with a simple fault diagnosis algorithm to determine which approach produces the best fault diagnosis in CMOS VLSI circuits	Robert C. Aitken, Peter C. Maxwell
	1995		Feb-95	1995-02.115.tif.pdf	Potential Detection
1995-04.pdf	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.002.tif.pdf
1995-04.toc.pdf	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.007.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost, High-Performance PA-RISC Workstation with Built-In Graphics, Multimedia, and Networking Capabilities	designing as a set the three VLSI components that provide the core functions of CPU, I/0, and graphics for the HP 9000 Model 712 workstation balanced performance and cost and simplified the interfaces between components, allowing designers to create a system with high performance at a low cost	Roger A. Pearson
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.013.tif.pdf	The PA 7100LC Microprocessor: A Case Study of IC Design Decisions in a Competitive Environment	engineering design decisions made during the early stages of a product's development have a critical impact on the product's cost, time to market, reliability, performance and success	David W. Quint, William L. Walker, Patrick Knebel, Mick Bass
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.024.tif.pdf	Design Methodologies for the PA 7100LC Microprocessor	product features provided in the PA 7100LC are strongly connected to the methodologies developed to synthesize, place and route, simulate, verify and test the processor chip	Mick Bass, D. Douglas Josephson, Duncan Weir, Terry W. Blanchard, Daniel L. Halperin
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.037.tif.pdf	An I/O System on a Chip	the heart of the I/O subsystem for the HP 9000 Model 712 workstation is a custom VLSI chip that is optimized to minimize the manufacturing cost of the system while maintaining functional compability and comparable performance with existing members of the Series 700 family	Brian K. Arnold, Joseph F. Orth, Curtis R. McAllister, Anthony L. Riccio, Frank J. Lettang, Thomas V. Spencer
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.044.tif.pdf	An Integrated Graphics Accelerator for a Low-Cost Multimedia Workstation	designing with a system focus and extracting as much performance and functionality as possible from available technology results in a highly integrated graphics chip that consumes very little board area and power and is 50% faster and five times less expensive than its predecessor	Paul Martin
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.052.tif.pdf	HP Color Recovery Technology	HP Color Recovery is a technique that brings true color capability to interactive, entry-level graphics devices having only eight color planes	Anthony C. Barkans
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.053.tif.pdf	True Color
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.061.tif.pdf	Real-Time Software MPEG Video Decoder on Multimedia-Enhanced PA 7100LC Processors	with a combination of software and hardware optimizations, including the availability of PA-RISC multimedia instructions, a software video player running on a low-end workstation is able to play MPEG compressed video at 30 frames/s	John P. Beck, Joel Lamb, Ruby B. Lee, Kenneth E. Severson
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.067.tif.pdf	Overview of the Implementation of the PA 7100LC Multimedia Enhancements
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.070.tif.pdf	HP TeleShare: Integrating Telephone Capabilities on a Computer Workstation	using off-the-shelf parts and a special interface ASIC, an I/0 card was developed that provides voice, fax, and data transfer via a telephone line for the HP 9000 Model 712 workstation	S. Paul Tucker
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.073.tif.pdf	Caller-ID
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.074.tif.pdf	Call Progress, DTMF Tones, and Tone Detection
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.076.tif.pdf	Product Design of the Model 712 Workstation and External Peripherals	a product design without fasteners and the use of environmentally friendly materials and low-cost parts with integrated functions provides excellent manufacturability, customer ease of use, and product stewardship	Arlen L. Roesner
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.080.tif.pdf	Development of a Low-Cost, High-Performance, Multiuser Business Server System	using leveraged technology, an aggressive system team, and clearly emphasized priorities, several versions of low-end multiuser systems were developed in record time while dramatically improving the product's availability to customers	Karen L. Murillo, Dennis A. Bowers, Gerard M. Enkerlin
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.086.tif.pdf	HP Distributed Smalltalk: A Tool for Developing Distributed Applications	an easy-to-use object-oriented development environment is provided that facilitates the rapid development and deployment of multiuser, enterprise-wide distributed applications	Eileen Keremitsis, Ian J. Fuller
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.087.tif.pdf	Object Management Group
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.094.tif.pdf	A Software Solution Broker for Technical Consultants	a distributed client-server system gives HP's worldwide technical consultants easy access to the latest HP and non-HP software products and tools for customer demonstrations and prototyping	Manny Yousefi, Wulf Rehder, Adel Ghoneimy
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.099.tif.pdf	HP Software Solution Broker Accessible Products
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.103.tif.pdf	Bugs in Black and White: Imaging IC Logic Levels with Voltage Contrast	voltage contrast imaging allows visual tracking of logical level problems to their source on operating integrated circuits, using a scanning electron microscope. This paper presents an overview of voltage contrast and the methods developed to image the failure of dynamic circuits in the floating-point coprocessor of the HP PA 7100LC processor chip	Jack D. Benzel
	1995		Apr-95	1995-04.108.tif.pdf	Component and System Level Design-for-Testability Features Implemented in a Family of Workstation Products	faced with testing over twenty new ASIC components going into four different workstations and multiuser computer models, designers formed a team that developed a common system-level desgin-for-testability (DFT) architecture so that subsystem parts could be shared without affecting the manufacturing test flow	Michael Ricchetti, Bulent I. Dervisoglu
1995-06.pdf	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.002.tif.pdf
1995-06.toc.pdf	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.007.tif.pdf	Capillary Electrophoresis: A Product of Technological Fusion	an introduction to capillary electrophoresis (CE), its different forms and its applications, and the history of CE research at HP, leading to the new HP CE instrument described in this issue	Robert R. Holloway
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.011.tif.pdf	A New High-Performance Capillary Electrophoresis Instrument	this instrument automates the CE sepration process with high reproducibility of analytical results such as peak areas and migration times. A diode array detector with an optimized optical path including a new extended lightpath capillary provides spectral information with high detection sensitivity. The liquid handling and sample injection systems are designed for flexibility and usability	Fred Strohmeiery
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.013.tif.pdf	Capillary Electrophoresis Applications		Martin L. Verhoef
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.017.tif.pdf	HP CE Technology Transfer		Alfred Maute
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.019.tif.pdf	Industrial Design of the HP CE Instrument		Raoul Dinter
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.021.tif.pdf	A High-Sensitivity Diode Array Detector for On-Column Detection in Capillary Electrophoresis	the small peak volumes in CE demand special optical design to maximize sensitivity. High light throughput, good stray light suppression, and precise alignment are necessary. The diode array detector design focused on good matching of the illumination system and the spectrometer, precise alignment of the capillary and optical elements, and mechanical and thermal stability	Patrick Kaltenbach
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.026.tif.pdf	Capillary Handling in the HP Capillary Electrophoresis Instrument	capillaries are encased in cassettes for easy replacement and connections are made automatically when a cassette is installed. Air cooling of the capillary eliminates leak problems and lower costs. Vials containing samples and electrolyte are automatically lifted from a tray to either end of the capillary	Hans-Peter Zimmermann
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.029.tif.pdf	Rapid Prototyping for the HP CE Project		Martin Bauerle
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.033.tif.pdf	Sample Injection in HP CE	for flushing or conditioning the capillary or injecting a sample, air pressures or different values and durations are applied. The injection system provides precise closed-loop control of the integral of the air pressure over time for either direction of fluid flow. The replenishment system automates the exchange of used electrolytes for fresh ones, using a special double-needle design	Werner Schneider
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.037.tif.pdf	HP CE Separation Control Electronics and Firmware	the HP CE instrument consists of a PC and a base unit consisting of detection and separation subnits. Methods are developed on the PC and downloaded to the base unit for independent execution. The control electronics and firmware of the separation subunit takes care of tray and vial movement, capillary voltage, current and power control, capillary temperature control, diagnostics, and related data capture	Franz Bertsch, Klaus Witt, Fritz Bek
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.045.tif.pdf	A User Interface for Capillary Electrophoresis	the graphical user interface of the HP CE instrument is designed to be easily understood by users familiar with other separation methods but new to CE. It provides for method programming and simulation and for visualization of the status of the instrument and the running analysis	Klaus Witt, Alwin Ritzmann
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.047.tif.pdf	Development of a Common ChemStation Architecture		Herbert Wiederoder
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.051.tif.pdf	Reproducibility Testing of the HP CE Instrument	the final chemical test developed for the HP CE instrument implicitly checks various instrument functions by determining the reproducibility of migration time and peak area measurements for well-defined chemical samples. The injection type was selected by testing four different types in a series of reproducibility tests. The final test can be used in production, at a customer site, or for teaching CE classes	Ulrike Jegle
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.063.tif.pdf	A New High-Sensitivity Capillary Electrophoresis Detector Cell and Advanced Manufacturing Paradigm	by cicumventing laminar flow while expanding the cross section of the analyte, this detector cell greatly increases both the sensitivity and the linearity of capillary electrophoresis. Manufacturing is made feasible by an advanced computer-controlled miniature lathe using machine vision	Richard P. Tella, Gary B. Gordon, Henrique A.S. Martins
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.072.tif.pdf	HP Disk Array: Mass Storage Fault Tolerance for PC Servers	in the process of offering a new technology to the marketplace the expertise of the user is often not considered. The HP Disk Array offers RAID technology with special installation and configuration features tailored for ease of use	Tom A. Skeie, Michael R. Rusnack
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.075.tif.pdf	An Overview of Raid Technology
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.083.tif.pdf	COBOL SoftBench: An Open Integrated CASE Environment	with the aid of a mouse and a menu-driven interface, COBOL programmers new to the UNIX operating system can improve their productivity with a tightly integrated toolset that includes an editor, compiler, debugger, profiler, and other software development tools	Cheryl Carmichael
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.089.tif.pdf	Development and Use of Electronic Schematic Capture in the Specification and Simulation of a Structured-Custom ASIC	ASIC designers must sometimes provide the ASIC vendor with documentation describing the data path of the chip and its relationship to the control portion. This paper describes a method and attendant tools that facilitate the employment of commonly available electronic schematic capture software to ensure that the documentation given to the ASIC vendor always matches the Verilog HDL descriptions used by the ASIC designers for simulation - Page 88	David A. Burgoon
	1995		Jun-95	1995-06.093.tif.pdf	Design and Development of a 120-MHz Bus Interface Block Using Standard Cells and Automatic Place and Route Tools	the RW_IO block runs at 120 MHz and interfaces the master memory controller chip's 60-MHz core with the 120-MHz processor bus drivers. A design approach using standard cells, automatic place and route tools, and a powerful database management and build tool was used to contruct the RW_IO block. This approach was chosen over a full custom or data-path solution because of its reduced risk and the flexibility of the design tools	Robert E. Ryan
1995-08.pdf	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.001.tif.pdf
1995-08.toc.pdf	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.007.tif.pdf	Cable Types
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.010.tif.pdf	Other Network Technologies
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.013.tif.pdf	Demand Priority Protocol	in multiple-hub networks, demand priority ensures fairness of access for all nodes and guarantees access time for multimedia applications	Alan R. Albrecht
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.015.tif.pdf	Network Protocol Layers
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.018.tif.pdf	Physical Signaling in 100VG-AnyLAN	a physical layer has been developed for demand priority local area networks that accommodates different cable types by means of different physical medium dependent (PMD) sublayers. The major goal was to provide 100-Mbit/s transmission on existing cables, including Category 3, 4 and 5 UTP, STP, and multimode optical fiber	Alistair N. Coles, David G. Cunningham, Steven G. Methley, Daniel J. Dove, Joseph A. Curcio, Jr.
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.019.tif.pdf	Cross Talk in Unshielded Tvvisted-Pair Cables
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.021.tif.pdf	Multilevel Signaling
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.022.tif.pdf	Cross Talk Analysis
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.026.tif.pdf	Optical-Fiber Links for 100VG-AnyLAN
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.027.tif.pdf	Coding in 100VG-AnyLAN	a 5B/6B coding scheme in which five data bits are encoded into six-bit codewords is used in conjunction with offsetting the data on different channels by three bits in quartet signaling. It provides the level of error detection necessary, produces a signal balanced within narrow limits, and restricts strings of consecutive Os or 1s to a maximum length of 6. It is also efficient	Jonathan Jedwab, Simon E.C. Crouch
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.030.tif.pdf	IEEE 802.3 and 802.5 Frame Formats
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.031.tif.pdf	Polynomial Arithmetic and Cyclic Redundancy Checks
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.033.tif.pdf	Multimedia Applications and 100VG-AnyLAN	networks must guarantee bandwiddth for multimedia traffic and must control end-to-end delay and delay jitter (fluctuation in the arrival time of packets). The new campus network, 100VG-AnyLAN, can meet these requirements in many circumstances through the basic operation of the protocol. More flexibility can be obtained through the use of bandwidth allocators and the target transmission time protocol. Until either the Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network (B-ISDN) or reliable Internet protocols become available, the use of dial-up remote bridges with existing WANs can accomodate multimedia traffic in the near term	Michael P. Spratt, John R. Grinham
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.035.tif.pdf	Remote Bridge Example
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.036.tif.pdf	Higher-Level Protocols
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.038.tif.pdf	Related Projects
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.039.tif.pdf	100VG-AnyLAN 15-Port Hub Design	much of the intelligence and uniqueness of a 100VG-AnyLAN network is concentrated in the hub. Special repeater, transceiver, and end node chips implement the functionality of the HP J2410A AdvanceStack 100VG Hub 15	Lisa S. Brown
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.041.tif.pdf	Invalid Packet Marker
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.043.tif.pdf	HP AccuPage 2.0: A Toolkit for High-Quality Document Scanning	working with commercially available OCR programs, the image processing transforms used in HP AccuPage 2.0 improve the accuracy of converting scanned images from a variety of documents to editable text and pictures at the same time	Steven G. Henry, Steven L. Webb, George Prokop, Kevin S. Burke
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.045.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.051.tif.pdf	An 11.8-in Flat Panel Display Monitor	the HP S1010A flat panel display is designed to be a plug-compatible replacement for CRTs used with HP workstations. This compatibility is provided by an interface board that uses the same analog signals that drive the CRTs to create digital signals to drive a high-resolution, high-performance LCD color display	Tom J. Searby, Bradly J. Foster, Steven J. Kommrusch, David J. Hodge
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.053.tif.pdf	Liquid Crystal Display Technology
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.057.tif.pdf	Product Design of the HP S1010A Flat Panel Display
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.061.tif.pdf	Applying an Improved Economic Model to Software Buy-versus-Build Decisions	the decision to buy or build software is a business decision that should be made using a sound economic model. A comprehensive economic model has been developed and applied to actual and estimated data to compare the costs of using a third-party software package to the costs of internal development	Wesley H. Higaki
	1995		Aug-95	1995-08.066.tif.pdf	Benchmark Standards for ASIC Technology Evaluation	two benchmark circuits are used for objectively evaluating ASIC supplier performance claims. The method applies first-order equations relating capacitive discharge currrents and transitor saturation current to arrivve at a technology constant. The method has been used to survey 14 ASIC suppliers with over 76 different technologies. Results are shown for 48 CMOS technologies	Aloke S. Bhandia, Henry H.W. Lie, Antonio A. Martinez
1995-10.pdf	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.002.tif.pdf
1995-10.toc.pdf	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.007.tif.pdf	HP PE/SolidDesigner: Dynamic Modeling for Three-Dimensional Computer-Aided Design	in most solid modeling CAD systems, knowledge of the history of the design is necessary to avoid unanticipated side-effects when making changes. With dynamic modeling, local geometry and topology changes can be made independently of the model creation at any time, using both direct and dimension-driven methods. The core components enabling dynamic modifications are the tool body and the relation solver	Klaus-Peter Fahlbusch, Thomas D. Roser
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.015.tif.pdf	User Interaction in HP PE/SolidDesigner	the HP PE/SolidDesigner user inteface is modeled after the successful, easy-to-use, easy-to-learn interface of earlier HP CAD products. All commands are coded as Common Lisp action routines. A user interface builder helps command programmers by hiding details of the X Window System and the OSF/Motif graphical user interface. Prototyping was done using a specially developed Lisp-based interface to OSF/Motif called HLCX	Markus Kuhl, Berthold Hug, Gerhard J.Walz
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.025.tif.pdf	Enhancements in Blending Algorithms	this article describes a rounding operation for a 3D CAD boundary representation (B-Rep) solid model. Complex combinations of convex and concave edges are handled predictably and reliably. At vertices the surfaces are smoothly connected by one or more surface patches. An algorithm for the creation of blending surfaces and their integration into the model is outlined. The sequence of topological modifications applied to the solid model is illustrated by examples including some special case handling	Stefan Freitag, Karsten Opitz
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.036.tif.pdf	Open Data Exchange with HP PE/SolidDesigner	surface and solid data can be imported from HP PE/ME30 and exchanged with systems supporting the IGES, STEP, and ACIS formats. Imported data coexists with and can be manipulated like native data	Wolfgang Klemm, Gerhard J. Walz, Peter J. Schild, Hermann J. Ruess
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.052.tif.pdf	Providing CAD Object Management Services through a Base Class Library	HP PE/SolidDesigner's data structure manager makes it possible to save a complex 3D solid model and load it from file systems and databases. Using the concepts of transactions and bullentin boards, it keeps track of changes to a model, implements an undo operation, and notifies external applications of changes	Claus Brod, Max R. Kublin
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.056.tif.pdf	Exception Handling and Development Support
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.062.tif.pdf	Freeform Surface Modeling	there are two methods for creating freeform surfaces in HP PE/SolidDesigner: blending and lofting. This article describes the basics of lofting. The geometry engine, which implements the lofting functionality, uses a single-data-type implementation for its geometric interface, but takes a multiple-data-type, hybrid approach internally	Michael Metzger, Sabine Eismann
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.070.tif.pdf	Common Lisp as an Embedded Extension Language	a large part of HP PE/SolidDesigner's user interace is written in Common Lisp. Common Lisp is also used as a user-accessible extension language	Jens Kilian, Heinz-Peter Arndt
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.075.tif.pdf	Boolean Set Operations with Solid Models	the Boolean engine of HP PE/SolidDesigner applies standard and nonstandard Boolean set operations to solid models to perform an impressive variety of machning operations. Parallel calculation boosts performance, especially with multiprocessor hardware	Peter H. Ernst
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.081.tif.pdf	A Microwave Receiver for Wide-Bandwidth Signals	the HP 71910A wide-bandwidth receiver extends modular spectrum analyzer operation for more effective measurements on modern communications and radar signals	Robert J. Armantrout
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.085.tif.pdf	Firmware Design for Wide-Bandwidth IF Support and Improved Measurement Speed		Thomas A. Rice
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.088.tif.pdf	The HP 89400 Series Vector Signal Analyzers		Robert T. Cutler
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.090.tif.pdf	An IF Module for Wide-Bandwidth Signals	the HP 70911A IF module provides the HP 71910A receiver with wideband demodulation and variable bandwidths up to 100 MHz, while maintaining the gain accuracy of a spectrum analyzer - Page 89	Leonard M. Weber, Terrence R. Noe, Christopher E. Stewart, and Robert J. Armantrout
	1995		Oct-95	1995-10.105.tif.pdf	The Log Weighted Average for Measuring Printer Throughput	the log weighted average balances the different time scales of various plots in a test suite. It prevents an overemphasis on plots that take a long time to print and allows adjustments according to the expected user profile weighting. It is based on percentage changes rather than absolute plot times	John J. Cassidy, Jr
1995-12.pdf	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.002.tif.pdf
1995-12.toc.pdf	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.007.tif.pdf	DCE: An Environment for Secure Client/Server Computing	the Open Software Foundation's Distributed Computing Environment provides an infrastructure for developing and executing secure client/server applications that are portable and interoperable over a wide range of computers and networks - Page 6	Michael M. Kong
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.017.tif.pdf	Adopting DCE Technology for Developing Client/Server Applications	HP's information technology community has adopted DCE as the infrastructure for developing client/server information technology applications. The team developing the DCE service has discovered that putting an infrastructure like DCE in place in a legacy environment is more than just technology and architecture	Samuel D. Horowitz, Paul Lloyd
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.024.tif.pdf	DCE Directory Services	the DCE directory services provide access for applications and users to a federation of naming systems at the global, enterprise and application levels	David Truong, Michael M. Kong
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.029.tif.pdf	X/Open Federated Naming	the X/Open Federated Naming (XFN) specification defines uniform naming interfaces for accessing a variety of naming systems. XFN specifies a syntax for composite names, which are names that span multiple naming systems, and provides operations to join existing naming systems together into a relatively seamless naming federation	Elizabeth A. Martin
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.035.tif.pdf	HP Integrated Login	HP Integrated Login coordinates the use of security systems and improves the usability of computer systems rnning the HP-UX operating system	Navaneet Kumar, Lawrence J. Rose, Jane B. Marcus
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.042.tif.pdf	The DCE Security Service	a security protocol consisting of encryption keys, authentication credentials, tickets, and user passwords is used to provide secure transmission of information between two transacting parties in a DCE client/server enterprise	Frederic Gittler, Anne C. Hopkins
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.043.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.050.tif.pdf	An Evolution of DCE Authorization Services	one of the strengths of the Open Software Foundation's Distributed Computing Environment is that it allows developers to consider authentication, authorization, privacy, and integrity early in the design of a client/server application. The HP implementation evolves what DCE offers to make it easier for server developers to use	Deborah L. Caswell
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.056.tif.pdf	An Object-Oriented Application Framework for DCE-Based Systems	using the Interface Definition Language compiler and the C++ class library, the HP OODCE product provides objects and abstractions that support the DCE model and facilitate the development of object-oriented distributed applications - Page 55	Luis M. Maldonado, Mihaela C. Gittler, Michael Z. Luo
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.061.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.062.tif.pdf	HP Encina/9000: Middleware for Constructing Transaction Processing Applications	a transaction processing monitor for distributed transaction processing applications maintains the ACID (Atomicity, consistency, isolation and durability) properties of the transactions and provides recovery facilities for aborting transactions and recovering from system or network failures	Pankaj Gupta
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.066.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.076.tif.pdf	Object-Oriented Perspective on Software System Testing in a Distributed Environment	a flexible object-oriented test system was developed to deal with the testing challenges imposed by software systems that run in distributed client/server environments	Stephen J. McFarland, David S. Levin, Mark C. Campbell, J. Scott Southworth, Ana V. Kapetanakis, David J. Miller, David K. Hinds
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.077.tif.pdf	The Object Management Group's Distributed Object Model
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.080.tif.pdf	Object Oriented Programming
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.083.tif.pdf	A New, Lightweight Fetal Telemetry System	the HP Series 50 T fetal telemetry system combines both external and internal monitoring of the fetus in a small, lightweight transmitter that is easy and comfortable for the patient to carry. It is useful for monitoring in labor, monitoring of high-risk patients, monitoring in transit, antepartum nonstress testing, and monitoring in the bath	Jurgen W. Hausmann, Michelle Houghton Jagger, Andreas Boos, Gunter W. Paret
	1995		Dec-95	1995-12.095.tif.pdf	Zero Bias Detector Diodes for the RF/ID Market	Hewlett Packard's newest silicon detector diodes were developed to meet the requirements for receiver service in radio frequency identification tags. These requirements include portability, small size, long life, and low cost - Page 94	Rolando R. Buted
1996-02.pdf	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.001.tif.pdf
1996-02.toc.pdf	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.016.tif.pdf	K-Class Power System		Gerald J. Nelson, James K. Koch
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.018.tif.pdf	A High-Performance, Low-Cost Multiprocessor Bus for Workstations and Midrange Servers	the Runaway bus, a synchronous, 64-bit, split-transaction, time multiplexed address and data bus, is a new processor-memory-I/O interconnect optimized for one-way to four-way symmetric multiprocessing systems. It is capable of sustained memory bandwidths of up to 768 megabytes per second in a four-way system	Nicholas S. Fiduccia, William R. Bryg, Kenneth K. Chan
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.022.tif.pdf	Runway Bus Electrical Design Considerations
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.025.tif.pdf	Design of the HP PA 7200 CPU	the PA 7200 processor chip is specifically designed to give enhanced performance in a four-way multiprocessor system without additional interface circuits. It has a new data cache organization, a prefetching mechanism, and two integer ALUs for general integer superscalar executive	Francis X. Schumacher, Gordon P. Kurpanek, Kenneth K. Chan, Cyrus C. Hay, Jason Zheng, John R. Keller
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.034.tif.pdf	Verification, Characterization, and Debugging of the HP PA 7200 Processor	to guarantee a high-quality product the HP PA 7200 CPU chip was subjected to functional and electrical verification. This article describes the testing methods, the debugging tools and approaches, and the impact of the interactions between the chip design and the IC fabrication process	David N. Goldberg, James R. McGee, Thomas B. Alexander, Kent A. Dickey, Akshya Prakash, Nazeem Noordeen, Ross V. La Fetra
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.052.tif.pdf	Hardware Cache Coherent Input/Output	hardware cache coherent I/O is a new feature of the PA-RISC architecture that involves the I/O hardware in ensuring cache coherence, thereby reducing CPU and memory overhead and increasing performance	Helen Nusbaum, Michael K. Traynor, Todd J. Kjos, Brendan A. Voge
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.060.tif.pdf	A 1.0625-Gbit/s Fibre Channel Chipset with Laser Driver	this chipset implements the Fibre Channel FC-0 physical layer specification at 1.0625 Gbits/s. The transmitters features 20:1 data multiplexing with a comma character generator and a clock synthesis phase-locked loop, and includes a laser driver and a fault monitor for safety. The receiver provides the functions of clock recovery, 1:20 data demultiplexing, comma character detection, and word alignment, and includes redundant loss-of-signal alarms for eye safety. A single-chip version with both transmitter and receiver integrated is designed for disk drive applications using the Fibre Channel arbitrated loop protocol	Benny W.H. Lai, Margaret M. Nakamoto, Richard Dugan, Justin S. Chang
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.068.tif.pdf	Applying the Code Inspection Process to Hardware Descriptions	the code inspection process from the software world has been applied to Verilog HDL (hardware description language) code. This paper explains the code inspection process and the roles and responsibilities of the participants. It explores the special challenges of inspecting HDL, the types of findings made, and the lessons learned from using the process for a year	Joseph J. Gilray
	1996		Feb-96	1996-02.073.tif.pdf	Overview of Code-Domain Power, Timing and Phase Measurements	Telecommunications Industry Association standards specify various measurements designed to ensure the compatibility of North American CDMA (code division multiple access) cellular transmitters and receivers. This paper is a tutorial overview of the operation of the measurement algorithms in the HP 83203B CDMA cellular adapter, which is designed to make the base station transmitter measurements specified in the standards	Raymond A. Birgenheier
1996-04.pdf	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.002.tif.pdf
1996-04.toc.pdf	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.007.tif.pdf	A Common Desktop Environment for Platforms Based on the UNIX Operating System	user interface technologies from four companies have been combined to create a single UNIX desktop standard that provides a common look and feel for end users and a common set of tools for system administrators and application developers	Dana E. Laursen, Jon A. Brewster, Brian E. Cripe
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.012.tif.pdf	Appendix A: CDE Application Programming Interfaces
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.016.tif.pdf	Accessing and Administering Applications in CDE	setting up transparent access to applications and resources in a highly networked environment is made simplier by facilities that enable system administrators to integrate applications into the CDE desktop	Anna Ellendman, William R. Yoder
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.023.tif.pdf	Application Servers and Clients in CDE
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.025.tif.pdf	The CDE Action and Data Typing Services	several different types of databases and their associated APIs are involved in determining the look and behavior of icons presented in the Common Desktop Environment	Arthur F. Barstow
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.030.tif.pdf	Migrating HP VUE Desktop Customizations to CDE	with CDE becoming the UNIX desktop standard, it is important to allow HP VUE users to preserve their customizations when moving over to the CDE desktop. A set of tools has been developed to make this transactions as complete and effortless as possible	Molly Joy
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.039.tif.pdf	A Media-Rich Online Help System	based on an existing fast and easy-to-use online help system, the CDE help system extends this baseline to provide features that will work across all UNIX platforms	Lori A. Cook, Steven P. Hiebert, Michael R. Wilson
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.051.tif.pdf	Managing a Multicompany Software Development Project	the development of the Common Desktop Environment version 1.0 involved a joint engineering project between four companies that normally compete in the marketplace	Robert M. Miller
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.055.tif.pdf	Design and Development of the CDE 1.0 Test Suite	testing a product whose parts are being developed in four different environments that have different test tools and test procedures requires setting some rigorous test goals and objectives at the beginning of the project	Paul R. Ritter, Kristann L. Orton
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.063.tif.pdf	Synlib: The Core of CDE Tests	Synlib is an application program interface for creating tests for graphical user interface applications. A collection of Synlib programs, each designed to verify a specific property of the target software, forms a test suite for the application. Synlib tests can be completely platform independent - an advantage for testing the Common Desktop Environment (CDE), which runs on the platforms of the four participating companies	Sankar L. Chakrabarti
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.067.tif.pdf	A Hybrid Power Module for a Mobile Communications Telephone	this article describes a 3.5-watt power module designed for a GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications)handheld telephone. The design features proprietary silicon power bipolar devices, lumped elements for input, interstage, and output matching, thick-film alumina ceramic technology, and laser trimmed bias resistors. High-volume manufacturing was a design requirement	Melanie M. Daniels
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.074.tif.pdf	Automated C-Terminal Protein Sequence Analysis Using the HP G1009A C-Terminal Protein Sequencing System	the HP G1009A is an automated system for the carboxy-terminal amino acid sequence analysis of protein samples. It detects and sequences through any of the twenty common amino acids. This paper describes a number of applications that demostrates its capabilities	Jerome M. Bailey, Chad G. Miller
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.075.tif.pdf	Abbreviations of the Common Amino Acids
	1996		Apr-96	1996-04.084.tif.pdf	Measuring Parasitic Capacitance and Inductance Using TDR	time-domain reflectometry (TDR) is commonly used as a convenient method of determing the characteristics impedance of a transmission line or quantifying reflections caused by discontinuities along or at the termination of a transmission line. TDR can also be used to measure quantities such as the input capacitance of a voltage probe, the inductance of a jumper wire, the end-to-end capacitance of a resistor, or the effective loading of a PCI card. Element values can be calculated directly from the integral of the reflected or transmitted waveform	David J. Dascher
1996-06.pdf	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.002.tif.pdf
1996-06.toc.pdf	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.007.tif.pdf	Reducing Time to Insight in Digital System Integration	digital design teams are facing exponentially growing complexities and need processes and tools that reduce the time needed to gain insight into difficult system integration problems. This article describes modern digital systems in terms of the problems they create in the system integration phase. The debug cycle is described with special emphasis on the "insight loop", the most time-consuming phase of system integration. A case study from an HP workstation design effort is used to illustrate the principles. A new digital analysis tool, the HP 16505A prototype analyzer, is introduced as a means of solving these vexing problems more quickly by reducing time to insight	Patrick J. Byrne
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.016.tif.pdf	Prototype Analyzer Architecture	the HP 16505A architecture allows multiple concurrent views of acquired logic analysis data. Markers on all views are correlated. The user only needs to place the marker on one view and the markers on the other views automatically relocate. thus a stack anomaly in one view can be immediately correlated with the software routine causing the violation	Jeffrey E. Roeca
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.023.tif.pdf	Determining a Best-Fit Measurement Server Implementation for Digital Design Team Solutions	prototype analyzer customers wanted fast throughput, quick answers, a turnkey solution, an affordable base system price, connection to diverse open-systems networks and platforms, and interfaces to a wide variety of tools. An encapsulated measurement server architecture based on a dedicated workstation and a SCSI II interface best fit the requirements	Gregory J. Peters
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.031.tif.pdf	A Normalized Data Library for Prototype Analysis	the goals was that each analysis and display tool to be included in the prototype analyzer should be designed and written only once. Therefore, the data library is designed to normalize the variety of basic logic analyzer data types and the variety of postacquisition data types generated by various analysis tools and to present this data to other analysis and display tools in a standard format	Mark P. Schnaible
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.039.tif.pdf	A Full-Featured Pentium PCI-Based Notebook Computer	the HP OmniBook 5000 computer takes advantage of new technologies such as mobile Pentium, PCI, plug and play, lithium-ion batteries, and hot docking to give users the same capabilities as their desktop computers	Timothy F. Myers
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.043.tif.pdf	Flyback Charger Circuit
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.046.tif.pdf	A Graphing Calculator for Mathematics and Science Classes	the HP 38G calculator allows teachers to direct students and keep them focused while they explore mathematical and scientific concepts. It features aplets, which are small applications that focus on a particular area of the curriculum and can be easily distributed from the teacher's calculator to the students'	James A. Donnelly, Feng Yuan, Ted W. Beers, Diana K. Byrne, Robert W. Jones
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.055.tif.pdf	Distributed Software Team
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.060.tif.pdf	Creating HP 38G Aplets	this article explores a simple aplet and shows how to construct an aplet called PolySides	James A. Donnelly
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.065.tif.pdf	HP PalmVue: A New Healthcare Information Product	the HP PalmVue system integrates personal computer, alphanumeric paging, and palmtop computer technology into an effective solution for delivering timely and high-quality patient data to mobile physicians - Page 64	Jon D. Waisnor, Allan P. Sherman, Edward H. Schmuhl
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.069.tif.pdf	Data Through Paging Technology
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.071.tif.pdf	Constructing An Application Server	in a dynamic networked environment in which there are several hundred workstations and servers there is a constant demand for new versions of software. In this environment software installation procedures must be quick, flexible, and tolerant of change	Jill E. Swenson
	1996		Jun-96	1996-06.077.tif.pdf	Interface Translation for Reuse of Assembly-Language Modules in a Two-Language Environment	a mixture of low-level and high-level implementation languages is likely when old modules are reused. In a two-language system, some interfaces must be expressed in both languages. This paper describes the design and implementation of a production-quality software tool that solves this problem for the C programming language	James R. Buffenbarger
1996-08.pdf	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.002.tif.pdf
1996-08.toc.pdf	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.007.tif.pdf	Implementing the Capability Maturity Model for Software Development	continous support for a software development improvement effort requires at least two things: a clearly defined improvement model and success at applying the model in the organization. One HP division was able to apply one such model and achieve measurable success on several product releases	Douglas E. Lowe, Guy M. Cox
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.016.tif.pdf	Software Failure Analysis for High-Return Process Improvement Decisions	software failure analysis and root-cause analysis have become valuable tools in enabling organizations to determine the weaknesses in their development processes and decide what changes they need to make and where	Robert B. Grady
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.026.tif.pdf	Evolutionary Fusion: A Customer-Oriented Incremental Life Cycle for Fusion	creating and maintaining a consistent set of specifications that result in software solutions that match customer's needs is always a challenge. A method is described that breaks the software life cycle into smaller chunks so that customer input is allowed throughout the process	Todd Cotton
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.028.tif.pdf	What Is Fusion?		Derek Coleman
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.038.tif.pdf	Fusion in the Real World		Ruth Malan, Reed P. Letsinger
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.040.tif.pdf	The Evolutionary Development Model for Software	the traditional waterfall life cycle has been the mainstay for software developers for many years. For software products that do not change very much once they are specificed, the waterfall model is still viable. However, for software products that have their feature sets redefined during development because of user feedback and other factors, the traditional waterfall model is no longer appropriate	Barbara A. Zimmer, Elaine L. May
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.043.tif.pdf	The Software Initiative Program
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.047.tif.pdf	HP Domain Analysis: Producing Useful Models for Reusable Software	early software resue efforts focused on libraries of general-purpose routines or functions. These fine-grained assets did not produce the hoped-for quality and productivity improvements. Recent software reuse efforts have shown that architecture-based, domain-specific reuse can yield greater quality and productivity improvements	Patricia Collins Cornwell
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.051.tif.pdf	Reuse Roles: Producers, Supporters, and Utilizers
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.055.tif.pdf	Management
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.057.tif.pdf	A Model for Platform Development	for many software and firmware products today, creating the entire architecture and design and all the software modules from the ground up is no longer feasible, especially from the point of view of product quality, ease of implementation and short product development schedules. Therefore, the trend is to create new product versions by intentionally reusing the architecture, design, and code from an estabilised software platform	Emil Jandourek
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.073.tif.pdf	A Decision Support System for Integrated Circuit Package Selection	the package provides signal and power distribution, heat dissipation and environmental protection for an integrated circuit (IC). The process of selecting a package is complicated by the large number of packaging laternatives with overlapping capabilities. To handle these difficulties, a decision support system was developed. The Package Selection Systems (PASS) combines expert system tools and multiple-attribute decision making techniques. The expert system provides a list of technically feasible alternatives. The multiple-attribute decision making modules are used to rank the alternatives based on nontechnical criteria	Craig J. Tanner
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.081.tif.pdf	Cycle Time Improvement for Fuji IP2 Pick-and-Place Machines	some of the major enhancements are eliminating head contention, reducing or eliminating nozzle changes, supporting user-defined nozzles, supporting large nozzles for holders 2 and 3, and being able to define multiple part data for a given part number. The cycle time improvement exceeds the original goal of 5%, and the result at one surface mount center was more than 16% over hand-created and optimized recipies. The solution helps both the high-volume and the high-mix centers	Fereydoon Safai
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.085.tif.pdf	Reducing Setup Time for Printed Circuit Assembly	in 1994, HP's Man-Link recipe generation system was enhanced to reduce the time required for seeting up pick-and-place machines. This was done by ordering the products to exploit the commonality of parts among them and by creating sequences of setups that differ as little as possible from one another. This paper documents the issues and trade-offs and discusses the potential benefits	Richard C. Palm, Jr.
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.092.tif.pdf	Low-Temperature Solders	the application of low-temperature solders in surface mount assembly processes for products that do not experience harsh temperature environments is technically feasible. One single alloy may not be appropriate as a universal solutions	Hubert A. Vander Plas, Zequn Mei, Helen A. Holder
	1996		Aug-96	1996-08.100.tif.pdf	Assessment of Low-Temperature Fluxes	the subject of this paper is the evaluation of the wetting balance as a technique for studying the flux activity of newly developed low-temperature solder paste fluxes. The most effective configuration of the wetting balance was the standard configuration with only one change: the PbSn eutectic solder was replaced with a eutectic solder alloy with a melting point of 58 degree C. Since 58 degree C is significantly less than the proposed activation temperatures of the solder fluxes, wetting curves as a function of temperature could be studied for each of the fluxes. The resulting data was used to rank the fluxes in terms of the activation requirement	Helen A. Holder, Zequn Mei, Russell B. Cinque, Hubert A. Vander Plas
1996-10.pdf	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.002.tif.pdf
1996-10.toc.pdf	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.007.tif.pdf	A Platform for Building Integrated Telecommunication Network Management Applications	telecommunications companies today are faced with rapid technological change, large heterogeneous environments, and a greater need to provide customers with products that ensure reliable, cost-effective network service. This means that these companies need a platform that has a visionary strategy that enables them to develop standards-compliant network management solutions for a continually changing environment	Prabha G. Chadayammuri
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.013.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.018.tif.pdf	Distributed Processing Environment: A Platform for Distributed Telecommunications Applications	vendors developing applications for a heterogeneous, distributed environment need to be able to build towards a platform that integrates all the management and control functions of distributed computing into a unified software architecture that allows their applications to be available from any point in the network regardless of the system or geographic location	Trong Nguyen, Frank Quemada, Frank Leong, Satya P. Mylavarabhata
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.023.tif.pdf	HP OEMF: Alarm Management in Telecommunications Networks	this article explains the HP OpenView Element Management Framework concept, which is based on the HP OpenView Fault Management Platform (FMP) and complements the functionality of the FMP to provide an integrated network management solution. This article also explains the FMP, which facilities efficient management of alarms in a telecommunications network, and the open APIs provided in the FMP, which allow seamless integratoin with other applications - Page 22	Sujai Hajela
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.032.tif.pdf	HP OpenView Event Correlation Services	when a fault occurs in a telecommunications system, it can cause an event storm of several hundred events per second for tens of seconds. HP OpenView Event Correlation Services (ECS) helps operators interpret such storms. It consists of an ECS Designer for the interactive development of correlation rules and an ECS engine for executive of these rules	Kenneth R. Sheers
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.033.tif.pdf	Correlation Node Types
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.035.tif.pdf	Count Node
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.036.tif.pdf	Unless Node
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.037.tif.pdf	Table Node
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.038.tif.pdf	Fact Store and Data Store
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.039.tif.pdf	Annotation
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.042.tif.pdf	A Modeling Toolset for the Analysis and Design of OSI Network Management Objects	to deal with the complexity of network management standards and the increasing demand to deploy network management applications quickly, analysts and designers need a set of tools to help them quickly and easily model, define, and develop new network management objects - Page 43	Jacqueline A. Bray
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.051.tif.pdf	A Toolkit for Developing TMN Manager/Agent Applications	developing manager and agent applications for telecommunications network management that conform to standards can be a time-consuming task because of the number of APIs and data types involved in dealing with network data and protocols. The HP OpenView Managed Object Toolkit aids and accelerates the development of these TMN applications	Lisa A. Speaker
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.061.tif.pdf	A Software Toolkit for Developing Telecommunications Application Components	to be effective, application developers must understand the data available to their applications, the operations required to access the data, and the steps required to turn their understanding into an implementation. A prototype development environment has been built that helps the developer explore and understand the data in the Management Information Base (MIB) and construct and deploy pieces of TMN management applications	Alasdair D. Cox
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.069.tif.pdf	Business Process Flow Management and its Application in the Telecommunications Management Network	HP OpenPM is an open, enterprise-capable, object-oriented business process flow management system that manages business activities supporting complex enterprise processes in a distributed heterogeneous computing environment. It is a middleware service that represents a substantial evolution from traditional workflow technologies	Qiming Chen, James W. Davis, Weimin Du, Ming-Chien Shan
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.076.tif.pdf	HP OpenView Agent Tester Toolkit	in developing HP OpenView agents, a major challenge is to develop and test both the agent and the manager simultaneously. To fill this need, the HP OpenView Agent Tester Toolkit generates tests and allows the developer to execute these tests individually or as a set	Paul A. Stoecker
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.080.tif.pdf	Storage Management Solutions for Distributed Computing Environments	strategies for dealing with the vast amounts of data generated by today's information technology environments involve more than just larger and larger disk drives. They include the right combination of different storage devices to deal with offline, nearline, and online data storage and scalable management software	Kelly A. Emo, Reiner Lomb, Roy M. Vandoorn
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.093.tif.pdf	An Introduction to Fibre Channel	Fibre Channel is a flexible, scalable, high-speed data transfer interface that can operate over a variety of both copper wire and optical fiber at data rates up to 250 times faster than existing communication interfaces. Networking and I/O protocols, such as SCSI commands, are mapped to Fibre Channel constructs, encapsulated, and transported within Fibre Channel frames	Meryem Primmer
	1996		Oct-96	1996-10.098.tif.pdf	Tachyon: A Gigabit Fibre Channel Protocol Chip	the Tackyon chip implements the FC-1 and FC-2 layers of the five-layer Fibre Channel standard. The chip enables a seamless interface to the physical FC-0 layer and low-cost Fibre Channel attachments for hosts, systems, and peripherals on both industry-standard and proprietary buses through the Tachyon system interface. It allows sustained gigabit data throughput at distance options from ten meters on copper to ten kilometers over single-mode optical fiber	Meryem Primmer, Judith A. Smith
1996-12.pdf	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.001.tif.pdf
1996-12.toc.pdf	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.006.tif.pdf	A New Instrument for Waveform Analysis of Digital Communications Signals	the HP 83480 digital communications analyzer combines an optical reference receiver with an oscilloscope and communications measurement firmware. Its measurements meet the requirements of the SONET and SDH fiber-optic communications standards	Christopher M. Miller, Michael J. Karin, Stephen W. Hinch
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.008.tif.pdf	Eye Diagrams and Sampling Oscilloscopes
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.013.tif.pdf	Firmware Measurement Algorithms for the HP 83480 Digital Communications Analyzer	parametric measurements measure waveform properties such as rise time, fall time, overshoot, period, and amplitude on either a pulse waveform or an eye diagram. Mask measurements compare the shape of the waveform to a predefined mask. Eye parameter measurements measure properties that are unique to eye diagrams, such as eye height, eye width, jitter, crossing height, and extinction ration	Christopher P. Duff, Stephen W. Hinch, Michael G. Hart
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.018.tif.pdf	HP Eyeline Display Mode
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.022.tif.pdf	Design of Optical Receiver Modules for Digital Communications Analysis	these three bit-rate-specific optical plug-in modules are essential components of the HP 83480A Digital Communications Analyzer. They are for data rates of 155/622 Mbit/s, 2.488 Gbit/s, and 9.953 Gbit/s	Christopher M. Miller, Randall King, Mark J. Woodward, Tim L. Bagwell, Joseph Straznicky, Naily L. Whang, Donald L. Faller, Jr.
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.029.tif.pdf	Transimpedance Amplifier O/E Converter Design
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.032.tif.pdf	Differential Time-Domain Reflectometry Module for a Digital Oscilloscope and Communications Analyzer	the HP 54754A differential TDR plug-in conjunction with the HP 54750 digital oscilloscope or the HP 83480 digital communications analyzer significantly improves the speed and ease of making critical measurements in today's high-speed systems	Michael M. McTigue, Christopher P. Duff
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.037.tif.pdf	Frequency Response Measurement of Digital Communications Analyzer Plug-in Modules	it has been extremely difficult to characterize the SONET/SDH standard receiver with tolerances of +/- 0.3 dB. This paper describes a method for calibrating photoreceiver frequency response with the low inherent uncertainty of the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology Nd: YAG heterodyne system and transferring this calibration to a production test system while maintaining a low uncertainty	Rin Park, Paul D. Hale
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.041.tif.pdf	Radially Staggered Bonding Technology	this new approach to fine-pitch integrated circuit bonding entails a new configuration of bonding pads on the die, dual-loop wire bonding, and a new leadframe design that minimizes wire lengths. The approach bypasses the usual obstacles to fine-pitch bonding that arise with the conventional in-line approach, thus providing appreciable die size and cost reduction with a minimal assembly cost penalty	Rajendra D. Pendse, Rita N. Horner, Fan Kee Loh
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.051.tif.pdf	Implementation of Pad Circuitry for Radially Staggered Bond Pad Arrangements	one approach to pushing the limits of wire bonding pitch in IC packages is to use two rows of radially staggered bond pads. This paper discusses the design of pad circuitry to mesh with the radially staggered bond pad arrangement. A test chip that incorporates suitable test structures was designed, fabricated, packaged and tested to verify the viability of the approach	Rajendra D. Pendse, Fan Kee Loh, Rita N. Horner
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.055.tif.pdf	A Miniature Surface Mount Reflective Optical Shaft Encoder	the HEDR-8000 Series encoders provide two-channel medium-resolution encoding performance in a very small SO-8 plastic package. Their small size, reflective operation, and low cost enable customers to design them into applications that were impossible for earlier encoders, such as feedback sensing for the miniature motors used in copiers, cameras, vending machines and card readers	Ram S. Krishnan, Thomas J. Lugaresi, Richard Ruh
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.060.tif.pdf	The Global Positioning System and HP SmartClock	the U.S. Department of Defense Global Positioning Systems has inherent problems that limit its use as a source of timing. HP SmartClock is a collection of software algorithms that solve or greatly minimize these problems	John A. Kusters
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.065.tif.pdf	Universal Time Coordinated (UTC)
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.068.tif.pdf	The Third-Generation HP ATM Tester	breaking away from the traditional bounds of transmission and protocol analyzers, the HP E5200A broadband service analyzer redefines the way in which the interactions between protocol layers at multiple points in the network are analyzed and presented, leading to the new concept of service analyzsis	Stewart W. Day, Thomas F. Cappellari, Geoffrey H. Nelson
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.069.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.074.tif.pdf	Managed Objects for Internal Application Control	managed objects are fundamental to the software architecture of the HP E5200A broadband service analyzer. Typically used to control remote network elements, managed objects are also used internally by the service analyzer's application to control application objects	John P. Nakulski
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.077.tif.pdf	Macros
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.079.tif.pdf	Developing a Design for Manufacturability Focus	the HP Australian Telecommunication Operation has rapidly evolved from a custom test instrument developer to an operation that develops and produces products in higher volumes. Significant cultural and technological hurdles have been overcome during the transition to an operation focused on design fro manufacturability	John G. Fuller
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.080.tif.pdf	HP E5200A Broadband Service Analyzer EMC Design		Cary J. Wright
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.083.tif.pdf	HP E5200A Broadband Service Analyzer Surface Mount Assembly		Wyatt Luce
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.085.tif.pdf	Production Test Strategy for the HP E5200A Broadband Service Analyzer	boundary scan and built-in self-test are supplemented by conventional testing techniques. Eight discrete levels of testing were implemented - Page 85	Cary J. Wright
	1996		Dec-96	1996-12.088.tif.pdf	Usable Usability	usability engineering aims to improve a product's ease of use by focusing on user needs. "Usable usability" also considers the needs of the product developers	Peter G. Tighe
	1997		Dec-97	1996-12.100.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard Professional Books
1997-02.pdf	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.001.tif.pdf
1997-02.toc.pdf	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.002.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.006.tif.pdf	SoftBench 5.0: The Evolution of an Integrated Software Development Environment	the vision and objectives of the original SoftBench product have enabled it to continue to be a leader in the integrated software development market. For example, since SoftBench 1.0 over 80 third-party software tools have been integrated with SoftBench	Deborah A. Lienhart
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.008.tif.pdf	Applying a Process Improvement Model to SoftBench 5.0		Deborah A. Lienhart, Scott Jordan
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.012.tif.pdf	The C++ SoftBench Class Editor	the C++ SoftBench class editor adds automatic code generation capabilities to the class graph of the SoftBench static analyzer. Novice C++ programmers can concentrate on their software designs and have the computer handle C++'s esoteric syntax. Experienced C++ programmers benefit from smart batch editing functionality and by having the computer quickly generate the program skelton	Julie B. Wilson
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.016.tif.pdf	The SoftBench Static Analysis Database	the static analysis database supports the SoftBench static analyzer and the C++, C, FORTRAN, Pascal, and Ada programming languages. The underlying data is isolated by a complier interface and a tool interface	by Robert C. Bethke
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.019.tif.pdf	CodeAdvisor: Rule-Based C++ Defect Detection Using a Static Analysis Database	C++ SoftBench CodeAdvisor is an automated error detection tool for the C++ language. It uses detailed semantic information available in the SoftBench static database to detect high-level problems not typically found by compliers. This paper describes CodeAdvisor and identifies the advantages of static over run-time error checking	Timothy J. Duesing, John R. Diamant
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.022.tif.pdf	Using SoftBench to Integrate Heterogeneous Software Development Environments	migrating from mainframe-based computing to client/server-based computing can result in a heterogeneous collection of machines that do not interoperate, forcing software developers to deal with unfamiliar system commands and systems that cannot share data. A SoftBench control daemon is described that enables developers to integrate heterogeneous computing systems into efficient, tightly coupled software development environments with consistent, easy-to-use graphical user interfaces across all machines	Stephen A. Williams
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.028.tif.pdf	The Supply Chain Approach to Planning and Procurement Management	the supply chain approach models stochastic events influencing a manufacturing organization's shipment and inventory performance in the same way that a mechanical engineer models tolerance buildup in a new product design. The objectives are to minimize on-hand inventory and optimize supplier response time	Gregory A. Kruger
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.038.tif.pdf	Appendix VI: Estimating Weekly Demand Uncertainty from Monthly Data
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.039.tif.pdf	A New Family of Sensors for Pulse Oximetry	this new family of resuable sensors for noninvasive arterial oxygen saturation measurements is designed to cover all application areas. It consists of four sensors: adult, pediatric, neonatal, and ear clip	Dietmar Miller, Siegfried K,stle, Friedemann Noller, Siegfried Falk, Anton Bukta, Eberhard Mayer
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.048.tif.pdf	Volunteer Study for Sensory Calibration
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.052.tif.pdf	Neonatal Sensor Clinical Validation
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.054.tif.pdf	Design of a 600-Pixel-per-Inch, 30-Bit Color Scanner	simply sampling an image at higher resolution will not give the results a customer expects. Other optical parameters such as image sharpness, signal-to-noise ratio, and dark voltage correction must improve to see the benefits of 600 pixels per inch	Steven L. Webb, Kevin J. Youngers, Michael J. Steinle, Joe A. Eccher
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.059.tif.pdf	Sing to Me
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.062.tif.pdf	Building Evolvable Systems: The ORBlite Project	one critical requirement that HP has learned over the years from building large systems is the need for the system and its components to be able to evolve over time. A distributed object communication framework is described that supports piecewise evoluation of components, interfaces, communication protocols, and APIs and the integration of legacy components	Keith E. Moore, Evan R. Kirshenbaum
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.073.tif.pdf	Developing Fusion Objects for Instruments	the successful application of object-oriented technology to real-world problems in a nontrival task. This is particularly true fro developers transitioning from nonobject-oriented methods to object-oriented methods. Key factors that improve the probability of success in applying object-oriented methods are selecting an object-oriented method, developing a process definition and continually improving the process	Antonio A. Dicolen, Jerry J. Liu
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.086.tif.pdf	An Approach to Architecting Enterprise Solutions	a frequently mentioned ailment in healthcare information management is the lack of compatibility among information systems. To address this problem, HP's Medical Products Group has created a high-level model that defines the major architectural elements required for a complete healthcare enterprise information system	Robert A. Seliger
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.088.tif.pdf	Components and Objects
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.089.tif.pdf	The Andover Working Group
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.091.tif.pdf	Multiple Interfaces in COM
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.096.tif.pdf	Object-Oriented Customer Education	as customers require more trusted advice to solve their business problems, the choice of education solutions has become a strategic issue that often precedes and directs the choice of technologies	Wulf Rehder
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.098.tif.pdf	Questions about Using Objects1
	1997		Feb-97	1997-02.100.tif.pdf	Starting an Object-Oriented Project		Ramesh Balasubramanian
1997-04.pdf	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.002.tif.pdf
1997-04.toc.pdf	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.007.tif.pdf	A Family of Instruments for Testing Mixed-Signal Circuits and Systems	this entirely new product category combines elements of oscilloscopes and logic analyzers, but unlike previous combination products, these are "oscillioscope first" and logic analysis is the add-on	Robert A. Witte
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.009.tif.pdf	Mixed-Signal Microcontroller		Weis Reid
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.011.tif.pdf	Testing a Mixed-Signal Design Based on a Single-Chip Microcontroller	the HP 54645D mixed-signal oscilloscope simplifies the testing and debugging of microcontroller-based mixed-signal designs with its integrated analog and digital channels	Jerald B. Murphy
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.014.tif.pdf	Design of a Mixed-Signal Oscilloscope	this combination of a digital oscilloscope and a logic timing analyzer provides powerful cross-domain triggering capabilities for capturing signals in mixed-signal environments. MegaZoom technology, consisting of advanced acquistion techniques and dedicated signal processing, maintains display responsiveness while making optimal use of deep sample memory	Matthew S. Holcomb, Stuart O. Hall, Warren S. Tustin, Patrick J. Burkart, Steven D. Roach
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.023.tif.pdf	A Cost-Effective Architecture for a 500-MHz Counter for Glitch Trigger		Steven D. Roach
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.024.tif.pdf	Sustained Sample Rate in Digital Oscilloscopes	at all but a few of the fastest sweep speeds, the acquisition memory depth and not the maximum sample rate determines the oscilloscope's actual sample rate. Peak detection capability, when used correctly, can make up for acquisition memory shortfalls	Steven B. Warntjes
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.027.tif.pdf	Acquisition Clock Dithering in a Digital Oscilloscope	when a frequency component of the input signal is greater than half the sample rate, aliasing can occur. When the oscilloscope is equivalent time sampling, signals that are subharmonics of the sample clock will be poorly displayed. In the HP 54645A/D oscilloscopes, these effects are greatly reduced by dithering the sample clock during and between acquisitions	Derek E. Toeppen
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.030.tif.pdf	An Oscilloscope-Like Logic Timing Analyzer	market research indicated that some customers doing embedded development preferred to work with oscilloscopes instead of standard logic analyzers. The HP 54620 logic timing analyzer offers many oscilloscope features, including direct-access controls, a highly interactive display, computed measurements, delayed sweep, simplifed triggering, and a trace labelmaker	Steven B. Warntjes
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.032.tif.pdf	Oscilloscope/Logic Timing Analyzer Synergy
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.035.tif.pdf	High-Sample-Rate Multiprocessor-Based Oscilloscopes	the HP 54615B and 54616B oscilloscopes blend proprietary high-speed sampling technology with the power of digital signal processing and a proven user interface to deliver usable advaned characterizaiton capability	R. Scott Brunton
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.038.tif.pdf	A Dielectric Spectrometer for Liquid Using the Electromagnetic Induction Method	key parameters of colloids are often directly related to or can be derived from permittivity or conductivity. Dielectric dispersion analysis (dielectric spectroscopy) yields insights into colloidal properties. A dielectric meter using a new sensing technique has been developed	Hideki Wakamatsu
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.046.tif.pdf	Emulating ATM Network Impairments in the Laboratory	this article discusses a new product for the HP Broadband Series Test System. The HP E4219 ATM network impairment emulator allows telecommunication network and equipment manufacturers to emulate an Asynchronous Transfer Mode network in the laboratory	Robert W. Dmitroca, Susan G. Gibson, Trevor R. Hill, Luisa Mola Morales, Chong Tean Ong
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.052.tif.pdf	A Message Handling System for B-ISDN User-Network Interface Signaling Test Software	B-ISDN user-network interface signaling has many different protocol variants and each of them has tens of different types of messages. The message handling system provides a powerful tool for the developer to easily support these variants and messages in the HP Broadband Series Test System (BSTS)	Satoshi Naganawa, Richard Z. Zuo
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.060.tif.pdf	Object-Oriented Network Management Development	as networks continue to proliferate, the need to develop and deploy network management applications has become a critical issue. Two software development tools are described that allow developers to create powerful network management-side applications quickly without necessarily having to be experts on network protocols	Peter E. Mellquist, Thomas Murray
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.061.tif.pdf	SNMP
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.067.tif.pdf	Design of an Enhanced Vector Network Analyzer	a liquid crustal display (LCD) reduces size and weight and has a larger viewing area. TRL (Thru-Reflect-Line) calibration alllows measurement of components that do not have coaxial connectors. New software algorithms achieve faster acquisition and frequency tuning of the synthesized source to give faster updates of the measurement data	Barry A. Brown, Stanley E. Jaffe, Frank K. David, Frederic W. Woodhull II, Richard R. Barg, Joel P. Dunsmore, Douglas C. Bender
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.073.tif.pdf	Modeling Source Match Effects for Microwave Power Splitter Design		Joel P. Dunsmore
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.079.tif.pdf	Optimization of Interconnect Geometry for High-Performance Microprocessors	the goals of the work presented in this paper were to estimate quantitatively the impact of interconnect technology parameters on the performance of high-end microprocessors and to use this information to optimize the interconnect geometry within the constraints imposed by the process. The 64-bit PA 8000 microprocessor was used as a test case	Khalid Rahmat, Soo-Young Oh
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.085.tif.pdf	Designing, Simulating and Testing and Analog Phase-Loced Loop in a Digital Environment	in designing a phase-locked loop for use on several HP ASICs, the digital portion of an existing phase-locked loop was transferred to a behavioral VHDL description and synthesized. A behavioral model was written for the analog section to allow the ASIC designers to run system simulations. A new leakage test was developed that has been very effective in screening out process defects in the filter of the original design	Thomas J. Thatcher, Michael M. Oshima, Cindy Botelho
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.090.tif.pdf	Analog Behavioral Modeling and Mixed-Mode Simulation with SABER and Verilog	a description is given of specific analog behavioral modeling and mixed-mode simulation techniques using SABER and Verilog. Full-channel simulations have been carried out on a class I partial response maximum likelihood (PRML) read/write channel chip. Complex analog circuits such as an adaptive feed-forward equalizer, an automatic gain control block, and a phase-locked loop are modeled in detail with SABER MAST mixed-signal behavioral mdoeling language. A simulation sppedup of two orders of magnitude has been achieved compared to SPICE	Ben B. Sheng, Hugh S.C. Wallace, James S. Ignowski
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.096.tif.pdf	Physical Design of 0.35-um Gate Arrays for Symmetric Multiprocessing Servers	to meet gate density and system performance requirements for the HP Exemplar S-class and X-class technical servers, a physical design methodology was developed for 1.1-million-raw-basic-cell, 0.35-um CMOS gate arrays. Commercial and ASIC vendor-supplied tools were augmented with internally developed tools to put together a highly optimized physical chip design process	Lionel C. Bening, Tony M. Brewer, Harry D. Foster, Jeffrey S. Quigley, Robert A. Sussman, Paul F. Vogel, Aaron W. Wells
	1997		Apr-97	1997-04.105.tif.pdf	Fast Tunaround of a Structured Custom IC Design Using Advanced Design Tools and Methodology	through the use of several new tools and methodologies, a small team of engineers was able to design and verify a 1.7-million-FET chip in eight months. The tools and methodologies used included a set of guidelines and timing constraints that were met by the customer, a data path compiler, a highly tuned custom multiplier cell that was used in 87 locations, and an automated top-level power connection scheme	Rory L. Fisher, Stephen R. Herbener, John R. Morgan, John R. Pessetto
1997-06.pdf	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.002.tif.pdf
1997-06.toc.pdf	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.003.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.007.tif.pdf	A Lower-Cost Inkjet Printer Based on a New Printing Performance Architecture	the HP Deskjet 820C printer is the first HP inkjet printer in an evolutionary product plan that takes advantage of computer and operating systems trends to make inkjet printing affordable for more users. The printer's integrated software, firmware, and digital electronics architecture uses the computational resources in the PC instead of duplicating these resources in the printer	David J. Shelley, James T. Majewski, Mark R. Thackray, John L. McWilliams
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.013.tif.pdf	PPA Printer Software Driver Design	the software driver for the HP DeskJet 820C printer performs many functions that were formerly performed in the printer, including swath cutting, data formattting, and communications. The driver also includes a PCL emulation module for DOS application support	David Hall, Lee W. Jackson, Katrina Heiles, Karen E. Van der Veer, Thomas J. Halpenny
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.023.tif.pdf	PPA Printer Firmware Design	Hewlett-Packard's new Printing Performance Architecture (PPA) includes a significantly reduced set of printer firmware. "Don't touch the dots" was the firmware designer's golden rule. This means that the firmware and processor do only mechanism control, I/O, command parsing, status reporting, user interface, and general housekeeping functions	Erik Kilk
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.032.tif.pdf	PPA Printer Controller ASIC Development	as the first Printing Performance Architecture printer, the HP DeskJet 820C needed a completely new digital controller ASIC design. The chip's architecture was optimized for the specific requirements of PPA. Concurrent development of hardware and firmware through the use of hardware emulators and attention to regulator issues during the design helped the product meet all of its requirements on schedule	John L. McWilliams, Leann M. MacMillan, Bimal Patak, Harlan A. Talley
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.039.tif.pdf	Next Generation Inkjet Printhead Drive Electronics	by integrating the functions of four ICs into one new custom IC and then moving all the electronics related to the pens up to the carriage with the pens, significant savings were realized. A simple, low-contact-count, inexpensive flexible cable is used to connect the carriage to the main printed circuit assembly	Huston W. Rice
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.044.tif.pdf	The PA 7300LC Microprocessor: A Highly Intergrated System on a Chip	a collection of design objectives targeted for low-end systems and the legacy of an earlier microprocessor, which was designed for high-volume cost-sensitive products, guided the development of the PA 7300LC processor	Terry W. Blanchard, Paul G. Tobin
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.046.tif.pdf	Configurability of the PA 7300LC
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.049.tif.pdf	Functional Design of the HP PA 7300LC Processor	microarchitecture design, with attention to optimizing specific areas of the CPU and memory and I/O subsystems, is key to meeting the cost and performance goals of a processor targeted for midrange and low-end computer systems	Leith Johnson, Stephen R. Undy
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.054.tif.pdf	Timing Flexibility
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.062.tif.pdf	High-Performance Processor Design Guided by System Costs	to minimize time to market and keep costs low, the PA 7300LC design was leveraged from a previous CPU, the chip area was reduced, cache RAM arrays with redundancy were added, and high-speed, high-coverage scan testing was added to reduce manufacturing costs	David C. Kubicek, Thomas J. Sullivan, Amitabh Mehra, John G. McBride
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.070.tif.pdf	Verifying the Correctness of the PA 7300LC Processor	functional verification was divided into presilicon and postsilicon phases. Software models were used in the presilicon phase, and fabricated chips and real systems were used in the postsilicon phase. In both phases the goals were the same - to find design bugs and ensure that customers get the highest quality part possible	Paul G. Tobin, Duncan Weir
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.072.tif.pdf	Random Code Generation
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.074.tif.pdf	An Entry-Level Server with Multiple Performance Points	to address the very intense, high-volume environment of deapartmental and branch computing, the system design for the D-class server was made flexible enough to offer many prince and performance features at its introduction and still allow new features and upgrades to be added quickly	Lin A. Nease, Kirk M. Bresniker, Charles J. Zacky, Micheal J. Greenside, Alisa Sandoval
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.083.tif.pdf	A Low-Cost Worksation with Enhanced Performance and I/O Capabilites	various entities involved in product development came together at different times to solve a design problem, evaluate costs, and make adjustments to their own projects to accommodate the cost and performance goals of the low-cost HP 9000B-class workstation	Scott P. Allan, Bruce P. Bergmann, Ronald P. Dean, Dianne Jiang, Dennis Floyd
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.090.tif.pdf	Testing Safety-Critical Software	testing safety-critical software differs from conventional testing in that the test design approach must consider the defined and implied safety of the software at a level as high as the functionality to be tested, and the test software has to be developed and validated using the same quality assurance processes as the software itself	Evangelos Nikolaropoulos
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.093.tif.pdf	Another Approach to Testing: Inspections
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.096.tif.pdf	A High-Level Programming Language for Testing Complex Safety-Critical Systems	dealing with an enormous amount of data is characteristic of validating complex and safety-critical software systems. ATP, a high-level programming language, supports the validation process. In a patient monitor test environment it has shown its usefulness and power by enabling a dramatic increase in productivity. Its universal character allows it to migrate validation scenarios to different products based on other architectural paradigms	Andreas Pirrung
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.098.tif.pdf	Structural Testing, Random Testing, and Statistical Structural Testing
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.104.tif.pdf	An Automated Test Evaluation Tool	the AutoCheck program fully automates the evaluation of test protocol files for medical patient monitors. The AutoCheck output documents that the evaluation has been carried out and presents the results of the evaluation	Jorg Schwering
	1997		Jun-97	1997-06.110.tif.pdf	Effective Testing of Localized Software	testing localized software is a complex and time-consuming task. With the help of the testing tools developed for HP patient monitors, local language validation for these products is fully automated	Evangelos Nikolaropoulos, Jorg Schwering, Andreas Pirrung
1997-08.pdf	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.001.tif.pdf
1997-08.toc.pdf	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.008.tif.pdf	Four-Way Superscaler PA-RISC Processors	the HP PA 8000 and PA 8200 PA-RISC CPUs feature an aggressive four-way superscalar implementation, speculative executive and on-the-fly instruction reordering	Anne P. Scott, Kevin P. Burkhart, Ashok Kumar, Richard M. Blumberg, Gregory L. Ranson
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.022.tif.pdf	Functional Verification of the HP PA 8000 Processor	the advanced microarchitecture of the HP PA 8000 CPU has many features that presented significant new verification challenges. These include out-of-order instruction execution, register renaming, speculative execution, four-way superscalar operation, decoupled instruction fetch, concurrent system bus interface, and PA-RISC 2.0 architecture enhancements. Enchanced functional verification tools and processes were required to address theis microarchitectural complexity	Steven T. Mangelsdorf, Raymond P. Gratias, Richard M. Blumberg, Rohit Bhatia
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.032.tif.pdf	Electrical Verification of the HP PA 8000 Processor	electrical verification applies techniques from both functional verification and reliability and environmental testing to improve the quality of the CPU. Electrical verification checks that the CPU functions correctly under stressful environmental conditions, well outside the normal operating environment	John W. Bockhaus, Rohit Bhatia, C. Michael Ramsey, Joseph R. Butler, David J. Ljung
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.035.tif.pdf	Shmoo Plot Shapes
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.040.tif.pdf	Solving IC Interconnect Routing for an Advanced PA-RISC Processor	this paper discusses some important new block routing technologies that were required for the HP PA 8000 processor chip. These technologies are implemented in a new block routing system called PA_Route	James C. Fong, Hoi-Kuen Chan, Martin D. Kruckenberg
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.042.tif.pdf	Global Routing A Block-Level Problem
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.043.tif.pdf	Detailed Routing Methods
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.046.tif.pdf	Intelligent Networks and the HP OpenCall Technology	the HP OpenCall product family is a portfolio of computer-based telecommunications platforms designed to offer a foundation for advanced network services based on intelligent network concepts. This article concentrates on the HP OpenCall service executive platform, service management platform, and service creation environment	Tarek Dehni, John O'Connell, Nicolas Raguideau
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.058.tif.pdf	HP OpenCall SS7 Platform	the HP OpenCall SS7 platform allows users to build computer-based signaling applications connected to the SS7 signaling network	Denis Pierrot, Jean-Pierre Allegre
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.065.tif.pdf	High Availability in the HP OpenCall SS7 Platform	fault tolerance in computer systems is discussed and high availability is defined. The theory and operation of the active/standby HP OpenCall solution are presented. Switchover decision-making power is vested in a fault tolerance controller process on each machine	Brian C. Wyld, Jean-Pierre Allegre
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.072.tif.pdf	A Benchtop Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer	the HP 4500 is the first benchtop ICP-MS. It has a new type of optics systems that results in a very low random background and high sensitivity, making analysis down to the subnanogram-per-liter (parts-per-trillon) level feasible. It can be equipped with HP's ShieldTorch system, which reduces interference from polyatomic icons	Yoko Kishi
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.090.tif.pdf	Testing Policing in ATM Networks	policing is one of the key mechanisms used in ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) networks to avoid network congestion. The HP E4223A policing and traffic characterization test application has been developed to test policing implementations in ATM switches before the switches are deployed for commercial service	Mohammad Makarechian, Nicholas J. Malcolm
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.096.tif.pdf	MOSFET Scaling into the Future	2D process and device simulators have been used to predict the performance of scaled MOSFETs spanning the 0.35um to 0.07-um generations. Requirements for junction depth and channel doping are discussed. Constant-field scaling is assumed. MOSFET drive current remains nearly constant from one generation to the next and most of the performance improvement comes from the decreasing supply voltage. Gate delay decreases by 30% per generation, nearly the same trend as previous generations. However, this perfomance gain comes at the price of much higher off-state leakage because of the reduction of the threshold voltage. Various solutions to this high leakage are discussed.	Paul Vande Voorde
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.101.tif.pdf	Frequency Modulation of System Clocks for EMI Reduction	this paper focuses on clock dithering as an on-chip technique for EMI reduction. It is a survey paper based on information gathered from inside and outside HP's Integrated Circuit Business Division (ICBD). It reviews the basic concept, the work that has been done at ICBD and elsewhere, ICBD customer experiences, and lessons drawn from these experiences about design, effectiveness, and customer implementation with ICBD	Cornelis D. Hoekstra
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.107.tif.pdf	Fully Synthesizable Microprocessor Core via HDL Porting	microprocessing integrated in superchips have traditionally been ported from third-party processor vendors via artwork. A new methodology uses hardware description language (HDL) instead of artwork. Having the HDL source allows the processor design to be optimized for HP's process in much the same way as other top-down designers	Jim J. Lin
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.121.tif.pdf	Improving Heat Transfer from a Flip-Chip Package	the lid of an ASIC package can significantly increase the temperature of the die by impeding heat transfer. In flip-chip packages the backside of a die can be exposed by eliminating the lid, thus allowing a heat sink to be attached directly. Numerical finite difference methods and experimentation were used to investigate the differences between lidded and lidless flip-chip designs. The results demonstrate that a lidless package is a superior design because of the increased thermal conductivity between the die and the heat sink	Cullen E. Bash, Richard L. Blanco
	1997		Aug-97	1997-08.132.tif.pdf	Reader Forum
1997-12.pdf	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.002.tif.pdf
1997-12.toc.pdf	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.005.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.007.tif.pdf	Communications Challenges of the Digital Information	the Internet and World Wide Web are forerunners of a digital information utility that in time will provide computing as well as information to society, just as other utilities provide water and electric power	Joel S. Birnbaum
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.012.tif.pdf	Residential Communications	establishing a communications infrastructure to get information to, from, or around a residence is not a straightforward task today. However, in the future the equipment and wiring within a residence for Internet communications will be treated the same as the wiring and equipment for services such as telephone, electricity, and cable television are treated today	Daniel A. Pitt
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.020.tif.pdf	Optical Networks: Backbones for Universal Connectivity	Communications traffic in the world's fiber-optic backbone network is growing more than 10% per year and the growht rate is accelerating. The ever-increasing bandwidth demands are being met by an array of technological innovations including higher time-division multiplex (TDM) transmission rates combined with wavelength-division multiplex (WDM) overlays	Robert C. Bray, Douglas M. Baney
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.043.tif.pdf	SpectraLAN: A Low-Cost Multiwvelength Local Area Network	the first-generation SpectraLan module will allow existing 62.5-um multimode fiber-optic links to carry four times higher data rates than is possible with conventional methods. Four-channel error-free operation at aggregate data rates of 2.5 and 4.0 Gbits/s has been demonstrated over distances of 500 m and 300 m, respectively. The module is compact and potentially low-cost	Brian E. Lemoff, Lewis B. Aronson, Lisa A. Buckman
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.054.tif.pdf	Gigabyte-per-Second Optical Interconnection Modules for Data Communications	a ten-channel parallel optical link module operating at 1 Gbit/s per channel has been developed in the POLO (Parallel Optical Link Organization) program. Key components include vertical-cavity surface emitting laser and detector arrays, bipolar transceiver ICs, a high-speed ball-grid array package, polymer waveguides, and multichannel ribbon fiber connectors. Applications of the POLO module include computer clusters, switching systems, and multimedia	Kenneth H. Hahn, Kirk S. Giboney, Robert E. Wilson, Joseph Straznicky
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.063.tif.pdf	Developing Leading-Edge Fiber-Optic Network Link Standards	advances in fiber-optic network technology within Hewlett Packard are achieved by close cooperation between Hewlett-Packard Laboratories (HPL) and Hewlett-Packard's Communication Semiconductor Solutions Division (CSSD). This paper explores the interaction between HPL and CSSD for the advancement of high-speed LAN standards, particularly in the ATM Forum and IEEE 802.3z (Gbit/s Ethernet). Details of major technical contributions to 622-Mbit/s ATM and Gbit/s Ethernet specifications are presented	David G. Cunningham, Delon C. Hanson, Mark C. Nowell, C. Steven Joiner
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.075.tif.pdf	1300-nm Strained Quantum Well Lasers For Fiber-Optic Communications	this paper describes new uncooled strained quantum well lasers for SONET/SDH systems. New Fabry-Perot lasers for short-haul and intermediate link applications are extremely reliable, have high ex-facet power, and have record low threshold currents, making lower packaging costs possible. Uncooled distributed feedback lasers for the long-haul market at 622 Mbits/s and 2.488 Gbits/s are discussed. These operate from - 40oC to +85oC with extremely good threshold and power characteristics	William S. Ring, Simon J. Wrathall, Adrian J. Taylor
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.103.tif.pdf	Flip-Chip Photodetector for High-Speed Communications Instrumentation	a family of 7-GHz bandwidth optical receivers and a nine-channel optical receiver with a gigabit-per-second data rate per channel have been developed for multigigabit lightwave test systems for long-haul fiber-optic telecommunications links and gigabit optical interconnects for computer systems. A new micro-flip-chip process, featuring liftoff-based small-diameter solder bumps, is incorporated with HP high-speed InP p-i-n photodetectors to minimize parasitic capacitance and inductance and enhance responsivity	Susan R. Sloan, Tun S. Tan, David M. Braun, Tim L. Bagwell, Chris Kocot, Joseph Straznicky
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.121.tif.pdf	Testing Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifiers	EDFAs can overcome losses in long fiber-optic links independent of the digital bit rate, and can amplify multiple signals in a wavelength-division multiplexed (WDM) systems architecture. As more and more EDFAs are deployed, designers, add new features, creating a need for more sophisticated testing. This paper provides a brief survey of the tests required to characterize EDFAs	James R. Stimple
	1997		Dec-97	1997-12.128.tif.pdf	Hewlett-Packard Professional Books
1998-02.pdf	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.001.tif.pdf
1998-02.toc.pdf	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.006.tif.pdf	Wireless Comnunications: A Spectrum of Opportunities	the tremendous growth in the consumer market for wireless communications products, such as celluar and cordless telephone, has created a parallel growth in research and development for higher-performance components for these products	William J. McFarland
	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.010.tif.pdf	The IrDA Standards for High-Speed Infrared Communications	as more data communications products, such as printers and laptop PCs, are released with infrared capability, support for a core set of IrDA standards has strong support from many manufacturers because, among other things, they want to ensure that their products will interoperate in a transparent and user-friendly manner	Iain Millar, Martin Beale, Bryan J. Donoghue, Kirk W. Lindstrom, and Stuart Williams
	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.011.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.027.tif.pdf	RF Technology Trade-offs for Wireless Data Applications	rapidly evolving wireless system standards and applications are placing demands on RF semiconductor manufacturers to produce highly specific and optimized RFIC solutions for specific growth segments including wireless data terminals	Kevin J. Negus, Bryan T. Ingram, John D. Waters, and William J. McFarland
	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.039.tif.pdf	An Enhancement-Mode PHEMT for Single-Supply Power Amplifiers	to address the growing handset power amplifier needs for the emerging Personal Communications Services (PCS) markets, a 3-volt, single-supply, enhancement-mode pseudomorphic high-electron-mobility transistor (E-PHEMT) has been developed. The device exhibits +33 dBm output power and 65% drain efficiency at 1.88 GHz	Der-Woei Wu, John S. Wei, Chung-Yi Su, Ray M. Parkhurst, Shyh-Liang Fu, Shih-Shun Chang, and Richard B. Levitsky
	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.052.tif.pdf	Direct Broadcast Satellite Applications	one of the main reasons for the popularity of direct broadcast satellite (DBS) service is the small size of the parabolic dish antenna. The key to the small-size dish is a low-noise GaAs transistor used in the low-noise block of the DBS receiver system. One of HP's efforts in this area has been to develop an AllnAs/GaInAs device fabricated on a conventional GaAs substrate that has a lower noise figure, higher gain, and lower cost - Page 52	Shunichiro Yajima and Antoni C. Niedzwiecki
	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.056.tif.pdf	Pager Testing with a Specially Equipped Signal Generator	this paper reviews current trends in the paging industry, describes typical pager designs, presents the test requirements of modern pagers, and discusses the contribution to pager testing of the HP 8648A signal generator with Option 1EP, the paper signaling option	Matthew w. Bellis
	1998		Feb-98	1998-02.068.tif.pdf	Glossary
1998-05.pdf	1998		May-98	1998-05.002.tif.pdf
1998-05.toc.pdf	1998		May-98	1998-05.005.tif.pdf	Table of Contents
	1998		May-98	1998-05.007.tif.pdf	An API for Interfacing Interactive 3D Applications to High-Speed Graphics Hardware	the OpenGL specification defines a software interface that can be implemented on a wide range of graphics devices ranging from simple frame buffers to fully hardware-accelerated geometry processors	Kevin J. Lefebvre and John M. Brown
	1998		May-98	1998-05.009.tif.pdf	The Fast-Break Program
	1998		May-98	1998-05.010.tif.pdf	An Overview of th HP OpenGL Software Architecture	OpenGL is a hardware-indepent specification of a 3D graphics programming interface. This specifications has been implemented on many different vendors platforms with different CPU types and graphics hardware, ranging from PC-based board solutions to high-performance workstations	Kevin J. Lefebvre, Robert J. Casey, Michael J. Phelps, Courtney D. Goeltzenleuchter, and Donley B. Hoffman
	1998		May-98	1998-05.020.tif.pdf	The DirectModel Toolkit: Meeting the 3D Graphics Needs of Technical Applications	the increasing use of 3D modeling for highly complex mechanical designs has led to a demand for systems that can provide smooth interactivity with 3D models containing millions or even billions of polygons	Brian E. Cripe and Thomas A. Gaskins
	1998		May-98	1998-05.029.tif.pdf	An Overview of the VISUALIZE fx Graphics Accelerator Hardware	three graphics accelerator products with different levels of performance are based on varying combinations of five custom integrated circuits. In addition, these products are the first ones from Hewlett-Packard to provide native acceleration for the OpenGL API	Noel D. Scott, Daniel M. Olsen, and Ethan W. Gannett
	1998		May-98	1998-05.031.tif.pdf	Occlusion Culling
	1998		May-98	1998-05.033.tif.pdf	Fast Virtual Texturing
	1998		May-98	1998-05.036.tif.pdf	HP Kayak: A PC Workstation with Advanced Graphics Performance	world-leading 3D graphics performance, normally only found in a UNIX workstation, is provided in a PC workstation platform running the Windows NT operating system. This system was put together with a time to market of less than one year from project initiation to shipment	Ross A. Cunniff
	1998		May-98	1998-05.042.tif.pdf	Concurrent Engineering in OpenGL's Product Development	time to market was reduced when tasks that had been traditionally serialized were completed in parallel	Robert J. Casey and L. Leonard Lindstone
	1998		May-98	1998-05.047.tif.pdf	Advance Display Technologies on HP-UX Workstations	multiple monitors can be configured as a contiguous viewing space to provide more screen space so that users can see most, if not all, of their applications without any special windown manipulations	Todd M. Spencer, Paul M.Anderson, and David Sweetser
	1998		May-98	1998-05.052.tif.pdf	Delivering PCI in HP B-Class and C-Class Workstations: A Case Study in the Challenges of Interfacing with Industry Standards	in the highly competitive workstation market,m customers demand a wide range of cost-effective, high-performance I/O solutions. An industry-standard I/O subsystem allows HP workstations to support the latest I/O technology	Ric L. Lewis, Erin A. Handgen, Nicholas J. Ingegneri, and Glen T. Robinson
	1998		May-98	1998-05.063.tif.pdf	Linking Enterprise Business Systems to the Factory Floor	information is the fuel that drives today's business enterprises. The ability to link different components in the enterprise together in a user-friendly and transparent manner increases the effectiveness of companies involved in manufacturing and production	Kenn S. Jennyc
	1998		May-98	1998-05.075.tif.pdf	Knowledge Harvesting, Articulation, and Delivery	harnessing expert knowledge and automating this knowledge to help solve problems have been the goals of researchers and software practioners since the early days of artifical intelligence. A tool is described that offers a semiautomated way for software support personnel to use the vast knowledge and experience of experts to provide support to customers	Kemal A. Delic and Dominique Lahaix
	1998		May-98	1998-05.077.tif.pdf	Glossary
	1998		May-98	1998-05.083.tif.pdf	A Theoretical Derivation of Relationships Between Forecast Errors	this paper studies errors in forecasting the demand for a component used by several products. Because data for the component demand (both actual demand and forecast demand) at the aggregate product level is easier to obtain than at the individual product level, the study focuses on the theoretical relationships between forecast errors at these two levels	Jerry Z. Shan
	1998		May-98	1998-05.090.tif.pdf	Strengthening Software Quality Assurance	increasing time-to-market pressures in recent years have resulted in a deterioration of the quality of software entering the system test phase. At HP's Kobe Instrument Division, the software quality assurance process was reengineered to ensure that released software is as defect-free as possible	Mutsuhiko Asada and Pong Mang Yan
	1998		May-98	1998-05.099.tif.pdf	A Compiler for HP VEE	with the addition of a compiler, HP VEE programs can now benefit from improved execution speed and still provide the advantage of an interactive interpreter	Steven Greenbaum and Stanley Jefferson
1998-11.pdf	1998		Nov-98	1998-11.002.tif.pdf
1998-11.toc.pdf	1998		Nov-98	1998-11.004.tif.pdf	Table of Contents