A hardware interface which allows both digital and analog data output from the JOLT microcomputer is described in the context of a software-based Omega Navigation receiver. The interface hardware described is designed for output of six (or eight with simple extensions) bits of binary output in response to a memory store command from the microcomputer. The interface was produced in breadboard form and is operational as an evaluation aid for the software Omega receiver
A quartz tuning fork filter circuit and some unique CMOS clock logic methods provide a very simple O...
Computer programs for Omega data conversion, summary, and preparation for distribution are presented...
The Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) provides an interface between a human operator and a complete s...
The Ohio University Omega Prototype Receiver is currently under final design and construction. As in...
The JOLT (TM) commercial microcomputer, based on the MOS Technology 6502 processor chip, for use in ...
A keyboard interface designed to allow data input without use of a teleprinter is described. In oper...
A memory test program is described for use with the JOLT microcomputer 4,096-word memory board used ...
A circuit for interfacing the JOLT (TM) microprocessor to four digital displays was designed and fab...
The application of a low cost, commercially available microcomputer as the navigation processor for ...
A microprocessor navigation systems using the Omega process is discussed. Several methods for correc...
Methods of decoding a digital word to display alpha-numeric characters for driving a standard seven-...
The details are presented of methods for providing OMEGA navigational information including the rece...
To aid work being conducted on the feasibility of a low cost Omega navigational receiver, a control ...
The engineering approach used in the design of a low cost Omega sensor processor is discussed. The p...
The current status of research on a proposed micro-computer-based, low-cost Omega Navigation System ...
A quartz tuning fork filter circuit and some unique CMOS clock logic methods provide a very simple O...
Computer programs for Omega data conversion, summary, and preparation for distribution are presented...
The Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) provides an interface between a human operator and a complete s...
The Ohio University Omega Prototype Receiver is currently under final design and construction. As in...
The JOLT (TM) commercial microcomputer, based on the MOS Technology 6502 processor chip, for use in ...
A keyboard interface designed to allow data input without use of a teleprinter is described. In oper...
A memory test program is described for use with the JOLT microcomputer 4,096-word memory board used ...
A circuit for interfacing the JOLT (TM) microprocessor to four digital displays was designed and fab...
The application of a low cost, commercially available microcomputer as the navigation processor for ...
A microprocessor navigation systems using the Omega process is discussed. Several methods for correc...
Methods of decoding a digital word to display alpha-numeric characters for driving a standard seven-...
The details are presented of methods for providing OMEGA navigational information including the rece...
To aid work being conducted on the feasibility of a low cost Omega navigational receiver, a control ...
The engineering approach used in the design of a low cost Omega sensor processor is discussed. The p...
The current status of research on a proposed micro-computer-based, low-cost Omega Navigation System ...
A quartz tuning fork filter circuit and some unique CMOS clock logic methods provide a very simple O...
Computer programs for Omega data conversion, summary, and preparation for distribution are presented...
The Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) provides an interface between a human operator and a complete s...