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Article: Chip sets help bring PC architectures to embedded control. (Technical)
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- EDN
- Article date:
- October 29, 1992
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In the face of shrinking product-development cycles, one option available for embedded-control system designers is to use an industry-standard architecture as the product's processing engine, rather than designing the engine from scratch. Using a ready-made architecture lets you focus your development efforts on your most important system component--software. The IBM PC/XT and PC/AT are good candidates because their core-logic design has already been captured in PC chip sets, further shortening design time. Unfortunately, suppliers of these sets are geared toward high-volume applications, not embedded control.
The PC architectures offer numerous advantages as ...
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