Communications: a Firmware Application

Colin Walls · 1986

It seems only reasonable that a book such as this should have at least one chapter concerned with the application of the concepts and techniques of firmware development. Indeed, it was originally intended to have a final chapter titled simply ‘Firmware Applications’, but this proved to be impractical. Since applications of firmware are, by definition, as diverse and numerous as dedicated applications of microprocessors, this title is more appropriate to another book, rather than a single chapter.

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