1. bumpety bump

2. silky, haven't seen you on for a while. Hope everything is going well on your end. Anyway, i'm getting a RS232 to TTL cable and Sony WinDAS to program my monitor's EEPROM. Remember i was telling you about my monitors being too bright and i need to adjust the G2 voltage? Well this thing can adjust a whole bunch of things besides G2 but i don't know what most of the settings mean so i was hoping the expert could help me figure some things out. Don't want to do it the trial and error way and risk screwing up my monitors.

computer engineering thread lol

anyway, im using student package modelsim from xilink, my uni provide them free. does anyone here know the exact coding of testbenches? i always can compile and load my project. just that there is no output waveform. and is hard to troubleshoot them. anyone here expert in writing testbenches? mind to share share?

If i'm correct there should should be a whole bunch of voltages. Although i'm only personally acustomed to using the "easier" method of using a monitor calibration and diagnostic machine so i don't know much. Might be good to post a tutorial or two from your endevours

Just don't fry yourself and become crispy or something , discharge em caps with load bleed resistor before going in. (Or is the TLL interface external? No experiences with Sony, only trained on Acer XD)

Anyways, any of you guys got the timing circuit implementation for the Intel series of chipsets, i would appreciate any diagrams or dingbattery you could throw at me.

This post has been edited by empire23: Aug 26 2006, 02:13 PM

anybody here know how to design the northbridge or southbridge? just wondering..

I'm sure anyone who knows how to would not want to have anything to do with someone who can't even follow simple rules in the hardware section.

sorry boss I'm outy

Your question in this thread is perfectly legit. I was referring to your spamming activities in at least one other thread.

So what would you like to ask the IC designer?

This post has been edited by ikanayam: Sep 17 2006, 01:48 PM

Bump to save thread from oblivion.

Many interesting new developments in the CE world recently:
1. Sun open sourced niagara
2. K8L has already taped out
3. Next gen GPUs are almost here
4. PS3 and Cell
5. Intel.... i dunno... SSE4?

But of course, this is all just a cover for the bump.

This post has been edited by ikanayam: Oct 12 2006, 07:12 PM

i dunno but i'm trying to program a high precision DAC for audio whilist utilizing a Xilinx Spartan lol and am having problems with output coupling and multiloop calculations.

^ sauce (more details) pls!

give the specs and the project description or sth.

Ayam just in charge of the analog section and tramission specifications lol.

- Coupling (via caps or DC servos)
- Multiloop Calculations
- Power Supply requirements/calculations
- Regulation
- Board noise
- Component selection
- Shitty things with cheap gates for select buttans

It's generally a fully discreet Audio DAC/Home entertainment system that does it all that can be controlled via network to realize the concept of home intergrated entertainment. Utilizes RFID for tracking, we're trying to figure out voice based commands right now (i know it's stupid to get people to put tags on, but i guess in the future we'll have it under our skin or something)

IBM: Clockspeed is NOT dead.

http://www.realworldtech.com/page.cfm?Arti...RWT101606194731

Shared L2 cache analysis (Core2):
http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/cpu/rmmt-l2-cache.html

Looks good, better than i expected. Now if only they included cache miss info as well...

Credits to almostthere for pointing out this one.

edit: removed. i just realized that some of this stuff might be confidential. don't want some company stealing my idea lol. if you already got it, please stfu ok

This post has been edited by ikanayam: Oct 27 2006, 03:54 PM

hey, i dont have that [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] details la. Please post them here as well. I want help you and show face in microprocessor forum in future too

lol, are those papers available to us legally?

In any case, we've already come up with what we think is a decent solution... tomorrow we'll find out if it's acceptable during our meeting with the professor.

Of course, if you think you have a good solution, feel free to suggest (privately). Be prepared to spend many many hours thinking though

This post has been edited by ikanayam: Oct 27 2006, 03:56 PM

gosh, i've download them thru company server. dunno got somebody steal idea or not

Actually i have no good solution at all, just wanna gain some info on what you are doing

Don't worry about it. In a month or so it the paper will be done and i can post it wherever without my professor killing me

I am currently studying my 2nd sem in Computer Engineering Great to join teh family