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Byte Magazine Volume 05 Number 03 - Computers in the Labratory

title Byte Magazine Volume 05 Number 03 - Computers in the Labratory
date 1980-03
language eng
subjects computer, byte, disk, data, software, program, system, memory, byte publications, byte march, operating system, power supply, floppy disk, residents add, north star, word processing, hard disk, machine language
source https://archive.org/details/byte-magazine-1980-03
Foreground p.17 EASE INTO 16-BIT COMPUTING: GET 16-BIT PERFORMANCE FROM AN 8-BIT COMPUTER [author Steve Ciarcia] Steve tells you how the Intel 8088 is well-suited for building a minimum-configuration 16-bit computer. p.34 ELECTRON BEHAVIOR IN A CHEMICAL BOND [author Michael Liebl] Learn how to use a computer to explore the inner processes of a molecule by finding solutions to the Schrödinger wave equation. p.74 SOLVING PROBLEMS INVOLVING VARIABLE TERRAIN, PART 2: SPECIAL CASES, INCLUDING HEXAGONAL GRIDS [author Scott T Jones] After developing a general algorithm last month, Scott now explores several modifications that may be applied to typical conflict-simulation problems. p.126 A POWER-LINE PROTECTION CIRCUIT [author Neil Schneider and Bror Erickson] For hobby applications where an isolation transformer is too big and expensive, this relay-based circuit can provide some protection from power-line wiring errors. p.130 LANDING MODULE SIMULATION WITH RANDOM SURFACE [author S J Houng] This game uses the Motorola MEK6800 D2 kit. It can be interfaced to display the landing approach on an oscilloscope. p.142 THE DIRT-CHEAP BOOTSTRAP, MORE NOTES ON BRINGING UP A MICROCOMPUTER [author Alb…
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