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• This did not affect the Creative Wave Blaster daughterboard header.
• SECAM units used a daughterboard adapter to convert the output.
• It came equipped with a 2MB AdMOS MIDI daughterboard.
• Minerva was distributed as a ROM chip on a daughterboard which replaced the QL's original ROM chips.
• II daughterboard was also produced which also incorporated an I睠 interface and non-volatile real-time clock.
• The processor and associated components were carried on a daughterboard similar to a typical expansion board within a plastic cartridge.
• Usually, an L2 cache plugs into the logic board, but the G3 L2 cache plugs into the processor daughterboard.
• A special high-speed bus on the processor daughterboard handles data transfers between the G3 CPU and the L2 cache.
• Of course the motherboard ( which is, of course, bigger and smarter than a daughterboard ) has had other names.
• The final user does not have to deal with SMD components, the daughterboard being mounted on standard 0.1 " connectors
• Liquid cooled Alienware computers are not equipped with TECs and do not require a daughterboard ( MCB ) for the cooling system.
• As before, earlier machines were capable of being upgraded to the new RISC OS 3, though some needed an additional daughterboard installing first.
• The problem could be solved by removing the logic board and using a pencil eraser to clean the contacts of the daughterboard holding the loudspeaker.
• The CPU module is a daughterboard that plugs into the system module and contains the CPU and the B-cache ( L2 cache ).
• The first method requires a digital multiplexer ( DPLEX ) daughterboard to be installed in every pipeline, which combines the output of multiple pipelines.
• Roland later replaced the SCC-1 with a combination of their MPU-401AT MIDI interface card and SCB-55 Wave Blaster-compatible daughterboard.
• According to Tim Skelly, the game's designer, " Sundance " used an additional daughterboard that controlled the intensity of certain vectors.
• A modular front-end, called a daughterboard, is used for analog operations such as up / down-conversion, filtering, and other signal conditioning.
• This problem was caused by the very modular construction of the computer, where the mono loudspeaker is on a daughterboard under the main logic board, with springy contacts.
• In the mid 1980s the Series 39 Level 30 was supplemented by a Level 20 variant which was a forcibly underclocked Level 30 ( using wire links on a daughterboard ).