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IBM Journal of Research and Development, Volume 40, 1996
Volume 40, Number 1, 1996
- James F. Ziegler, G. R. Srinivasan:
Preface. 2 - James F. Ziegler, Huntington W. Curtis, Hans P. Muhlfeld, Charles J. Montrose, B. Chin, Michael Nicewicz, C. A. Russell, Wen Y. Wang, Leo B. Freeman, P. Hosier, L. E. LaFave, James L. Walsh, José M. Orro, G. J. Unger, John M. Ross, Timothy J. O'Gorman, B. Messina, Timothy D. Sullivan, A. J. Sykes, Hannon S. Yourke, Thomas A. Enger, Vikram R. Tolat, T. S. Scott, Allen H. Taber, R. J. Sussman, W. A. Klein, C. W. Wahaus:
IBM experiments in soft fails in computer electronics (1978-1994). 3-18 - James F. Ziegler:
Terrestrial cosmic rays. 19-40 - Timothy J. O'Gorman, John M. Ross, Allen H. Taber, James F. Ziegler, Hans P. Muhlfeld, Charles J. Montrose, Huntington W. Curtis, James L. Walsh:
Field testing for cosmic ray soft errors in semiconductor memories. 41-50 - James F. Ziegler, Hans P. Muhlfeld, Charles J. Montrose, Huntington W. Curtis, Timothy J. O'Gorman, John M. Ross:
Accelerated testing for cosmic soft-error rate. 51-72 - James F. Ziegler, Philip A. Saunders, Theodore H. Zabel:
Portable Faraday cup for nonvacuum proton beams. 73-76 - G. R. Srinivasan:
Modeling the cosmic-ray-induced soft-error rate in integrated circuits: An overview. 77-90 - Henry H. K. Tang:
Nuclear physics of cosmic ray interaction with semiconductor materials: Particle-induced soft errors from a physicist's perspective. 91-108 - Philip C. Murley, G. R. Srinivasan:
Soft-error Monte Carlo modeling program, SEMM. 109-118 - Leo B. Freeman:
Critical charge calculations for a bipolar SRAM array. 119-130
Volume 40, Number 2, 1996
- Peter S. Hauge:
Preface. 138 - Frederick C. Mintzer, Leonard E. Boyle, Albert N. Cazes, Brian S. Christian, Steven C. Cox, Francis P. Giordano, Henry M. Gladney, Jack C. Lee, Milton L. Kelmanson, Antonio C. Lirani, Karen A. Magerlein, Ana M. B. Pavani, Fabio Schiattarella:
Toward on-line, worldwide access to Vatican Library materials. 139-162 - Russell H. Taylor, Janez Funda, Leo Joskowicz, Alan D. Kalvin, Stephen H. Gomory, André Guéziec, Lisa Gottesfeld Brown:
An overview of computer-integrated surgery at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center. 163-184 - Ryutarou Ohbuchi, Tatsuo Miyazawa, Masaki Aono, Akio Koide, Masahiko Kimura, Ryo Yoshida:
Integrated medical-image system for cancer research and treatment. 185-210 - Sandeep Gopisetty, Raymond A. Lorie, Jianchang Mao, K. Moidin Mohiuddin, Alexander Sorin, Eyal Yair:
Automated forms-processing software and services. 211-230 - Ho Soo Lee, Seshashayee S. Murthy, S. Wali Haider, David V. Morse:
Primary production scheduling at steelmaking industries. 231-252 - Don Coppersmith, Don B. Johnson, Stephen M. Matyas:
A proposed mode for triple-DES encryption. 253-262
Volume 40, Number 3, 1996
- Andrew Chiu, Ian M. Croll, David E. Heim, Robert E. Jones Jr., Prakash Kasiraj, Klaas B. Klaassen, C. Denis Mee, Randall G. Simmons:
Thin-film inductive heads. 283-300 - Gregory T. Kishi:
The IBM 3495 robotics and vision system. 301-310 - Terry W. McDaniel, Patrick C. Arnett:
Optical data storage media. 311-330 - David A. Burton, Bruce McNutt:
Storage control cache resource management: Increasing diversity, increasing effectiveness. 331-340 - Akio Yamashita, Tomio Amano, Yuki Hirayama, Nobuyasu Itoh, Shin Katoh, Takashi Mano, Kazuharu Toyokawa:
A document recognition system and its applications. 341-366
Volume 40, Number 4, 1996
- Edward P. Hsieh, Michael D. O'Neill:
Preface. 376 - Thomas R. Bednar, Ronald A. Piro, Douglas W. Stout, Lawrence Wissel, Paul S. Zuchowski:
Technology-migratable ASIC library design. 377-386 - James J. Engel, Thomas S. Guzowski, Anderson Hunt, David E. Lackey, Lansing D. Pickup, Robert A. Proctor, Karla Reynolds, Ann Marie Rincon, David R. Stauffer:
Design methodology for IBM ASIC products. 387-406 - Leon Stok, David S. Kung, Daniel Brand, Anthony D. Drumm, Andrew J. Sullivan, Lakshmi N. Reddy, Nathaniel Hieter, David J. Geiger, Han Hsun Chao, Peter J. Osler:
BooleDozer: Logic synthesis for ASICs. 407-430 - John Y. Sayah, Rajesh Gupta, Deepak D. Sherlekar, Philip S. Honsinger, Jitendra M. Apte, S. Wayne Bollinger, Hai Hsia Chen, Sumit DasGupta, Edward P. Hsieh, Andrew D. Huber, Edward J. Hughes, Zahi M. Kurzum, Vasant B. Rao, Thepthai Tabtieng, Vigen Valijan, David Y. Yang:
Design planning for high-performance ASICs. 431-452 - David J. Hathaway, Rafik R. Habra, Erich C. Schanzenbach, Sara J. Rothman:
Circuit placement, chip optimization, and wire routing for IBM IC technology. 453-460 - Pamela S. Gillis, Tom S. Guzowski, Brion L. Keller, Randal H. Kerr:
Test methodologies and design automation for IBM ASICs. 461-474 - David J. Poli, Michael S. Berry, James N. Kruchowski:
IC technology and ASIC design for the Cray J90 supercomputer. 475-484 - Chris Gianos, David Hobson:
Design considerations for Digital's PowerStorm graphics processor. 485-494 - James W. Bishop, Michael J. Campion, Thomas L. Jeremiah, Stephen J. Mercier, Edmond J. Mohring, Kerry P. Pfarr, Bruce G. Rudolph, Gregory S. Still, Tennis S. White:
PowerPC AS A10 64-bit RISC microprocessor. 495-506
Volume 40, Number 5, 1996
- Kenneth E. Johnson, C. Mathew Mate, Jay A. Merz, Richard L. White, Anthony W. Wu:
Thin-film media - Current and future technology. 511-536 - Bernhard Schlatter:
Computer-aided 3D tolerance analysis of disk drives. 537-542 - Praveen Asthana, Blair I. Finkelstein, Alan A. Fennema:
Rewritable optical disk drive technology. 543-558 - Romesh M. Jessani, Christopher H. Olson:
The floating-point unit of the PowerPC 603e microprocessor. 559-566
Volume 40, Number 6, 1996
- Ian D. Judd, Philip J. Murfet, Michael J. Palmer:
Serial Storage Architecture. 591-602 - Joe-Ming Cheng, Linda Duyanovich, David J. Craft:
A fast, highly reliable data compression chip and algorithm for storage systems. 603-614 - Terry Kan, Drew B. Lawson, Oscar J. Ruiz, Carl F. Sermon:
The past and present roles of computer-aided engineering in DASD design. 615-622 - Steven S. Soult:
Architectural verification of advanced storage controllers. 623-630 - Eugene S. Schlig:
Charge-metering sampling circuits and their applications. 631-640
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