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... lectures. How is thebook structured? For the most part, the text will follow the classic embedded processor lifecycle model. This model has served the needs of marketing engineers and field sales ... specialty in embedded systems. Much of this book s content is an outgrowth of my work at UWB. Feedback from my students about the course and its content has influenced the slant of the book. My ... for them to broaden their processor horizon. The correct processor choice can be a “bet the company” decision. I was there in a few cases where it was such a decision, andthe company lost the...
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