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    CO-174SMAX200-003
    		Amphenol Cables on Demand Amphenol CO-174SMAX200-003 SMA Male to SMA Male (RG174) 50 Ohm Coaxial Cable Assembly 3ft PDF
    CO-174SMAX200-002
    		Amphenol Cables on Demand Amphenol CO-174SMAX200-002 SMA Male to SMA Male (RG174) 50 Ohm Coaxial Cable Assembly 2ft PDF
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    		Amphenol Cables on Demand Amphenol CO-058SMAX200-001 SMA Male to SMA Male (RG58) 50 Ohm Coaxial Cable Assembly 1ft PDF
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    		Amphenol Cables on Demand Amphenol CO-174SMAX200-005 SMA Male to SMA Male (RG174) 50 Ohm Coaxial Cable Assembly 5ft PDF
    CO-058SMAJACK-001
    		Amphenol Cables on Demand Amphenol CO-058SMAJACK-001 SMA Male to SMA Female (RG58) 50 Ohm Coaxial Cable Assembly 1ft PDF

    ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION 2721 Datasheets Context Search

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    SPARC

    Abstract: CB123 FBUL
    Contextual Info: Assembly Language Syntax The notations given in this section are taken from Sun’s SPARC Assembler and are used to describe the suggested assembly language syntax for the instruction definitions explained on page 5. Understanding the use of type fonts is crucial to understanding the assembly language syntax in the instruction definitions. Items in typewriterfont are literals, to be


    Original     		4168C SPARC CB123 FBUL PDF

    58338-1

    Abstract: PULLEY 931800-1 MTA-100 MTA100
    Contextual Info: Instruction Sheet Feed Track Assembly 853546-1 and Base Assembly 853542-1 for MTA-.100 C losed-End Receptacle Connectors M 1. INTRODUCTION This instruction sheet covers the operation and m aintenance of A M P * Feed Track A ssem bly 8 53 5 4 6 -1 and Base A sse m bly 8 5 3 5 4 2 -1 , designed


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    EZ 523

    Abstract: 133NE assembly instruction 3005 assembly instruction 3015 11 tnc-50-2-112 assembly instruction 3024 assembly instruction 3008 hubersuhner 11 TNC-50-3-116 OF 23 TNC-50-0-6 16TNC-50-3-28
    Contextual Info: SERIES TNC 50 8, COAXIAL MINIATURE CONNECTORS DESCRIPTION CONTENTS HUBER+SUHNER TNC connectors are threaded RF connectors applicable from DC up to 11 GHz. Precision designs using a dielectric bead are suitable for use up to 18 GHz. The threaded coupling mechanism improves


    Original     		TNC-50-0-1/133 TNC-0-0-1/-33 EZ 523 133NE assembly instruction 3005 assembly instruction 3015 11 tnc-50-2-112 assembly instruction 3024 assembly instruction 3008 hubersuhner 11 TNC-50-3-116 OF 23 TNC-50-0-6 16TNC-50-3-28 PDF

    AVR32006

    Abstract: avr32 avr32-gcc avr32-as avr32-g
    Contextual Info: AVR32006 : Getting started with GCC for AVR32 Features • This guide will give some tips and tricks for using the GNU Compiler Collection GCC for developing C/C+ code for AVR32. • Optimization techniques for the compiler and linker is also provided • The guide applies to versions of GCC for AVR32 >=4.2.1.


    Original     		AVR32006 AVR32 AVR32. 32-bit 2074A-AVR-12/07 AVR32006 avr32 avr32-gcc avr32-as avr32-g PDF

    ARM7 instruction set for atmel

    Abstract: ARM7 instruction set arm7 architecture ARM7 pin configuration features of ARM7 avr USART multiprocessor ARM7 processor instruction set ARM7 features ARM7 BLOCK DIAGRAM ARM7 instruction set cycle timing
    Contextual Info: AVR32007: UC3 C-coding Guidelines for ARM7 Developers 1 Introduction This document describes differences between the AVR 32 UC3 and ARM7TM CPU architectures, and gives guidelines on developing applications on the AVR32 UC3 architecture for developers with ARM7 experience. The reader should refer to the


    Original     		AVR32007: AVR32 AVR32006 AVR32" 32-bit 32075B-AVR-03/08 ARM7 instruction set for atmel ARM7 instruction set arm7 architecture ARM7 pin configuration features of ARM7 avr USART multiprocessor ARM7 processor instruction set ARM7 features ARM7 BLOCK DIAGRAM ARM7 instruction set cycle timing PDF

    AVR block diagram

    Abstract: Programmers ATMEL AT29C1024 ATSTK594 3562A ATMEL 7800 AT29C1024 A800H 16 bit avr sram 6800 AT40K40
    Contextual Info: Extending FPSLIC Program Code Space to 128 Kbytes by Using External Flash Memory 1. Introduction Atmel AT94K10 and AT40K40 FPSLIC devices include 36 Kbytes of dual-port SRAM, which is shared by both the FPGA and AVR core blocks. The SRAM is soft partitioned and used by the AVR for program code and user data storage, while it is used


    Original     		AT94K10 AT40K40 AT29C1024 AVR block diagram Programmers ATMEL AT29C1024 ATSTK594 3562A ATMEL 7800 A800H 16 bit avr sram 6800 PDF

    MCS-96 Macro Assembler Users guide

    Abstract: 80C196KB MCS-96 Users guide 80C196KB instruction set 74164 counter MCS-96 development 122350 270646 intel asm-96 80c196KB users
    Contextual Info: AP-466 APPLICATION NOTE Using the 80C196KB ROBIN SHEER EMD APPLICATIONS November 1991 Order Number 272116-001 Information in this document is provided in connection with Intel products Intel assumes no liability whatsoever including infringement of any patent or copyright for sale and use of Intel products except as provided in


    Original     		AP-466 80C196KB 80C196KB 16-Bit AP-248 MCS-96 iC-96 MCS-96 Macro Assembler Users guide MCS-96 Users guide 80C196KB instruction set 74164 counter MCS-96 development 122350 270646 intel asm-96 80c196KB users PDF

    AVR109

    Abstract: rww resistor AVR035 avrprog.exe
    Contextual Info: AVR109: Self-programming Features • • • • AVR109 Code Fits in All AVR Microcontrollers with Boot Block Read and Write Both Flash and EEPROM Memories Uses the AVRProg Protocol Read and Write Lock Bits 8-bit RISC Microcontroller Introduction This application note describes how an AVR with the Store Program Memory SPM


    Original     		AVR109: AVR109 1644D rww resistor AVR035 avrprog.exe PDF

    AVR001: Conditional Assembly and portability macros

    Abstract: assembly code atmega16 AVR001
    Contextual Info: AVR001: Conditional Assembly and portability macros Features • • • • Increased portability Easier Code Writing Simplified I/O Register Access Improved Assembly Status Feedback 8-bit Microcontrollers Application Note 1 Introduction This application note describes the Conditional Assembly feature present in the


    Original     		AVR001: 2550E-AVR-04/08 AVR001: Conditional Assembly and portability macros assembly code atmega16 AVR001 PDF

    ABYZ

    Abstract: 8S2 EIAJ SOIC 8a2 marking AT25640B atmel part "marking" mo-229 MARK ABYZ SOT23-5
    Contextual Info: Features • Serial Peripheral Interface SPI Compatible • Supports SPI Modes 0 (0,0) and 3 (1,1) – Datasheet Describes Mode 0 Operation • Low-voltage and Standard-voltage Operation • • • • • • • • • – 1.8 (VCC = 1.8V to 5.5V) 20 MHz Clock Rate (5V)


    Original     		32-byte 8535C ABYZ 8S2 EIAJ SOIC 8a2 marking AT25640B atmel part "marking" mo-229 MARK ABYZ SOT23-5 PDF

    atmega16 software uart

    Abstract: avrasm32 advantages of atmega16 AVR001
    Contextual Info: AVR001: Conditional Assembly and Portability Macros Features • • • • Increased Assembly Portability Easier Code Writing Simplified I/O Register Access Improved Assembly Status Feedback Introduction 8-bit Microcontroller Application Note This application note describes the Conditional Assembly feature present in the AVR


    Original     		AVR001: 2550B atmega16 software uart avrasm32 advantages of atmega16 AVR001 PDF

    avrasm32

    Abstract: atmega16 assembly AVR001 directives ATmega161
    Contextual Info: AVR001: Conditional Assembly and Portability Macros Features • • • • Increased Assembly Portability Easier Code Writing Simplified I/O Register Access Improved Assembly Status Feedback Introduction 8-bit Microcontroller Application Note This application note describes the Conditional Assembly feature present in the AVR


    Original     		AVR001: 2550C avrasm32 atmega16 assembly AVR001 directives ATmega161 PDF

    AVR001

    Abstract: Atmega128 software
    Contextual Info: AVR001 Conditional Assembly and portability macros Features • • • • Increased portability Easier Code Writing Simplified I/O Register Access Improved Assembly Status Feedback 8-bit Microcontrollers Application Note 1 Introduction This application note describes the Conditional Assembly feature present in the


    Original     		AVR001 2550D-AVR-03s 2550D-AVR-03/05 Atmega128 software PDF

    transistor A1046

    Abstract: transistor A1267 A1267 A1046 8085 assembly language A1516 A1300 transistor A1015 80188 Programmers Reference Manual intel 80c188
    Contextual Info: 80C186XL/80C188XL Microprocessor User’s Manual 80C186XL/80C188XL Microprocessor User’s Manual 1995 Order Number 272164-003 Information in this document is provided solely to enable use of Intel products. Intel assumes no liability whatsoever, including


    Original     		80C186XL/80C188XL transistor A1046 transistor A1267 A1267 A1046 8085 assembly language A1516 A1300 transistor A1015 80188 Programmers Reference Manual intel 80c188 PDF

    AVR109

    Abstract: AVRPROG AVRB161 cstartup.s90 AVR109 Self Programming Flash AVR035 avr programming in c atmel 504 eeprom AVR0
    Contextual Info: AVR109: Self-programming Features • AVR109 Code Fits in All AVR Microcontrollers with Boot Block • Read and Write Both Flash and EEPROM Memories • Uses the AVRProg Protocol • Read and Write Lock Bits Introduction This application note describes how an


    Original     		AVR109: AVR109 1644B 03/01/xM AVRPROG AVRB161 cstartup.s90 AVR109 Self Programming Flash AVR035 avr programming in c atmel 504 eeprom AVR0 PDF

    j001 1003

    Abstract: 74LS00 TTL Signetics 2650 VCU 2136 j001 1003 ic signetics hand book signetics 2650 8k ram ic j001 1003 strz 2026 pss 3056
    Contextual Info: > l b l IC I I V » 2650 flllCROPROCEftOR CONTENTS I IN T R O D U C T IO N IN T R O D U C IN G T H E 26 50 F A M I L Y . 3 F E A T U R E S OF T H E 26 50 F A M IL Y 4 4 Microprocessor F e a tu re s .


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    AVRProg

    Contextual Info: AVR109: Self-programming Features • AVR109 Code Fits in All AVR Microcontrollers with Boot Block • Read and Write Both Flash and EEPROM Memories • Uses the AVRProg Protocol • Read and Write Lock Bits Introduction This application note describes how an


    Original     		AVR109: AVR109 03/00/xM AVRProg PDF

    High Speed Contacts

    Abstract: High Speed 12-130 thermax 1536-224 BACC47GM1 tensolite 24443 EN3155 Cross Reference EN3155-074 BMS1372T03C04G024 en3155 m39029
    Contextual Info: Amphenol High Frequency Contacts for Multi-pin Connectors HIGH PERFORMANCE CONNECTORS AND CONTACTS PROVIDE SECURE, RELIABLE DATA TRANSMISSION 12-130-4 Leading in the electrical connection arena, Amphenol products are used on major programs of military and


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    vhdl code for 16 BIT BINARY DIVIDER

    Abstract: ASR16 4 bit binary multiplier Vhdl code SDRAM edac atmel edac AT697E vhdl code for 4 bit ram vhdl sdram
    Contextual Info: Active Errata List 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Multiplier/Divider Failure on Negative Operands Treatments Call Return Address Failure with Large Displacement Byte and Half-word Write to SRAM Failure when Executing from SDRAM Wrong PC stored during FPU exception trap


    Original     		512MB 4409C vhdl code for 16 BIT BINARY DIVIDER ASR16 4 bit binary multiplier Vhdl code SDRAM edac atmel edac AT697E vhdl code for 4 bit ram vhdl sdram PDF

    AT94K

    Abstract: ATSTK94 CS10 CS11 CS12
    Contextual Info: Sleep Modes and Achieving Low-power Supply Current on AT94 Series FPSLIC Devices Introduction The purpose of this application note is to provide designers with an understanding of the 3 available Sleep Modes and how to achieve low-power supply current on AT94


    Original     		AT94K ATSTK94 CS10 CS11 CS12 PDF

    AT90S4414

    Abstract: AT90S8515
    Contextual Info: Errata • • • • • The SPI can Send Wrong Byte Reset During EEPROM Write SPI Interrupt Flag can be Undefined After Reset Serial Programming at Voltages below 3.0 Volts Skip Instruction with Interrupts 5. The SPI can Send Wrong Byte If the SPI is in master mode, it will restart the old transfer if new data is written on


    Original     		1195C 09/99/xM AT90S4414 AT90S8515 PDF

    AT90S4414

    Abstract: AT90S8515
    Contextual Info: Errata • • • • • • The SPI can Send Wrong Byte Reset During EEPROM Write SPI Interrupt Flag can be Undefined After Reset Verifying EEPROM in System Serial Programming at Voltages below 3.0 Volts Skip Instruction with Interrupts 6. The SPI can Send Wrong Byte


    Original     		1195B 01/99/xM AT90S4414 AT90S8515 PDF

    AT90S4414

    Contextual Info: Errata • • • • • • The SPI can Send Wrong Byte Reset During EEPROM Write SPI Interrupt Flag can be Undefined After Reset Verifying EEPROM in System Serial Programming at Voltages below 3.0 Volts Skip Instruction with Interrupts 6. The SPI can Send Wrong Byte


    Original     		1194B 01/99/xM AT90S4414 PDF

    AT25640B-SSHL-T

    Abstract: AT25640B-SSHL-B AT25320B-SSHL-T AT25320B AT25320B-XHL-B AT25640B AT25640B-MAHL AT25320B-SSHL-B 640B a13 marking sot23
    Contextual Info: Features • Serial Peripheral Interface SPI Compatible • Supports SPI Modes 0 (0,0) and 3 (1,1) – Datasheet Describes Mode 0 Operation • Low-voltage and Standard-voltage Operation • • • • • • • • – 1.8 (VCC = 1.8V to 5.5V) 20 MHz Clock Rate (5V)


    Original     		32-byte AT25320B/640B 8535D AT25640B-SSHL-T AT25640B-SSHL-B AT25320B-SSHL-T AT25320B AT25320B-XHL-B AT25640B AT25640B-MAHL AT25320B-SSHL-B 640B a13 marking sot23 PDF