Al Williams's Bio
Al Williams has designed systems ranging from tiny embedded sensors to mainframe build systems and has written 20 books on a variety of hardware and software topics. Luckily, he's as comfortable writing a SQL query as he is soldering a surface mount RAM chip. Al goes under the hood in keeping up with the latest in embedded and real-time systems.
Archive
- Expanding VTACH
- Troubleshooting Verilog
- The CPU Crawl
- The Heart of a CPU
- CPU Design on Paper
- More Conversions
- Roll Your Own Analog Input
- Making Contacts
- The Mortal (Relay) Coil
- Relay Race
- Arms in the Clouds
- Serial Sockets
- Write Once, Communicate… Nowhere?
- Marking Time
- Non-Pavlovian Triggers
- Rocking with sigrok
- Logic Analyzers
- Cost of Non-Compliance
- New Year's Resolution: No More Bugs
- Strong Arm Tactics
- Two Bits, Four Bits, Thirty-Two Bits?
- Red-Headed Stepchild
- Shiny Object Syndrome
- Total Eclipse of Arduino
- Shakedown Cruise
