Susan Rambo

• 01.29.2013
• 2013 winners of DesignVision Awards announced

Congrats to the winners.

• 02.12.2013
• Personal astable multivibrator teardown

LOL. Funny.

• 01.23.2013
• Mr. Holland's opus

Thanks for your comment. Yes, I am still uploading the archived articles from Embedded Systems Programming magazine and the Embedded Systems Conference. I'll write a blog about it soon, because I know people care about having this content available. (I just uploaded a some old Embedded Systems Programming articles on Friday from 2000 and will update the Tables of Contents so you can see what content is being uploaded. I still have probably 1,000 more articles I can upload. However, most of those will be PDFs, so they'll be easier to upload than an HTML version.) Maybe I should crowd source the upload---get some engineers to upload articles so they're available for everyone to read.

• 01.18.2013
• UI design: Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater

At least the your engineer friend found an owner's manual in his rent-a-car. When I rent a car, the owner's manual always seems to be missing from the car, which is very annoying because not all cars have the same controls, as Bernard Cole points out.

• 01.15.2013
• Soft timers in object-oriented C

I fixed it on Listing 1. Thanks, Ken.

• 01.04.2013
• High-speed serial links are here to stay

Thanks Esteban, I removed the link to the webinar. We only keep webinars for two years, so this one had expired and will be deleted from our system. --Susan Rambo

• 01.01.2013
• USB 3.0: What embedded software developers need to know

Thanks. We are fixing this now. Sometimes our articles collide with each other. The text in this article is from another article obviously. Our web-based content management system is a bit touchy, so every so often something like this happens. --Susan Rambo Embedded.com

• 12.19.2012
• Top ten milestones in embedded 2012

Thanks, PuterGeek. I updated the link in the article. --Susan Managing editor, Embedded.com

• 10.23.2008
• Median filter in C

Fixed.

• 10.04.2012
• Object-oriented C is simple

RogerC and Studleylee, thanks for noticing the filename capitalization inconsistencies. We've corrected them in the article above. --Susan Rambo Managing editor