Programmer's Toolbox
Jack Crenshaw's column features algorithms and plug-and-play routines, along with explanations of how they work.
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Classic Crenshaw: All about vectors
2 comments 26 September 2012
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Understanding the intimate relationship between vectors and reality means means understanding... Read More
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How I got embedded: a special connection
5 comments 02 May 2012
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Take a trip through the life's work of one engineer who was involved in embedded systems from Day 1... Read More
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Quiet down out there!
10 comments 30 January 2012
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Understand how to cut down on the noise in your system, using the math behind the Kalman filter. Read More
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Estimation interruptus
1 comments 28 September 2011
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You need math to estimate a curve. Here's part two in Jack's series on state estimation. Read More
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The changing face of Mathcad
16 comments 27 May 2011
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Was someone at PTC listening to Jack when they created Mathcad Prime 1.0? Read More
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Can you give me an estimate?
23 comments 28 February 2011
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On the road to the Kalman filter: The job of the least squares fit is to give an estimate of the... Read More
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Fly me to the Moon
9 comments 30 November 2010
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Jack Crenshaw tells you how to calculate trajectories to get your space craft to the Moon and back. Read More
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How I test software, again and again
7 comments 29 September 2010
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Test your software over and over during its development stage, even if your manager doesn't like it. ... Read More
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More about mediocrity
13 comments 23 August 2010
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Jack Crenshaw continues his discussion about strategies to employ to improve software quality and... Read More
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On Mediocrity
13 comments 16 August 2010
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Is there a correlation between people and their products? Does quality software come from quality... Read More
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