IEEE Micro
July/August 2002
http://www.computer.org/micro/



CRITICAL EMBEDDED AUTOMOTIVE NETWORKS

Guest Editor's Introduction: Critical Embedded Automotive Networks
Philip Koopman

Design and Analysis of a Robust Real-Time Engine Control Network
Michael Ellims, Stephen Parker, and James Zurlo

CAN for Critical Embedded Automotive Networks
Lars-Berno Fredriksson

Time-Triggered Architecture: A Consistent Computing Platform
Reinhard Maier, Gunther Bauer, Georg Stoger, and Stefan Poledna

The FTT-CAN Protocol for Flexibility in Safety-Critical Systems
Joaquim Ferreira, Paulo Pedreiras, Luis Almeida, and Jose Alberto Fonseca

Model-Based System Development
An Approach to Building X-by-Wire Applications
Roman Nossal and Roland Lang

The Basics of Performance-Monitoring Hardware
Brinkley Sprunt

Pentium 4 Performance-Monitoring Features
Brinkley Sprunt

Columns and Departments

Editor-in-Chief's Message
Large market on the horizon

Micro Law
FTC piles onto Rambus' standardization skullduggery

Micro Economics
The crash in competitive telephony

Micro Review
Programming books

News
Laser design makes less expensive chip; protein chains;
crystals and computing; quantum design; 0.9-micron CMOS;
tiny technology and heat; organic memory device.

Product Summary
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Coming in the Sep/Oct Micro: Systems on a Chip.

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