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Dec 14, 2018

Single 48V to 1V, 200A Converter Powers Microprocessors (Part 1)

Dec 13, 2018

Intel Introduces New Way to Stack Chips on Top of Each Other

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Testing Out ELVIS III’s MeasurementsLive

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Implementing BLE Security in IoT Applications

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Versal: A New Level of Compute Configurability

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Volvo’s Concept Car: How Self-Driving Vehicles Will Change the Way We Travel

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Inside Samsung’s Tab S4—The Best 2-in-1 Android Around

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Steve Wozniak Echoes Advice of Other Disrupters and Leaders

Jul 07, 2017

The prankster genius says you have to have fun with discipline and proves it, as he talks about everything from using a fake ID to prank...

An Amateur’s View on the P2 (Part 2): Slew Rate and the Oscillator

Jan 26, 2017

In Part 1, the basics of the P2 were discussed through easy straightforward simulations in LTSPice. In this...

Simple Yet Effective ESD Testing Methods for Higher Reliability

Jul 15, 2016

We’ve all experienced the effect of electrostatic discharge at some point in our lives, the most common case...

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Confabbing on the Fabless Fad

Apr 08, 2016

“Real men have fabs.” Jerry Sanders—AMD founder (circa 1993) ...

Home or Very Small Office Electronic Circuit Prototypes, Part 4

Mar 02, 2016

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Building Home or Very Small Office Electronic Circuit Prototypes, Part 3

Jan 04, 2016

This series installment will address the lab equipment that’s pretty critical to modern, but not specialized, electronics and testing it. I will first digress slightly to provide an update on the circuit boards designed and discussed in Part 1 of...

Building Home or Very Small Office Electronic-Circuit Prototypes, Part 2

Nov 16, 2015

To build modern circuit prototypes, one often needs to use surface-mount components. These components are less expensive, smaller, generally have better performance characteristics, and can be wired much closer together electrically (reducing uni...

Building Home or Very Small Office Electronic-Circuit Prototypes, Part 1

Oct 07, 2015

This is hopefully the first installment of several related to setting up a small and inexpensive hobbyist/limited-technology...

What is All This Nanogenerator Stuff, Anyway?

Sep 16, 2015

Nanogenerators (NGs) are generators that harvest energy from the environment for nanosystems. (Image courtesy of Georgia Tech) ...

Proof-of-Concept Prototypes versus Manufacturing Design Preparations

Aug 11, 2015

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Inconspicuous Pitfalls in Datasheet Analysis

Aug 04, 2015

A chess grandmaster, who also happens to be an electronics hobbyist, decides to design his own chess clock. The LEDs, normally open pushbutton switches, and microcontrollers are all in place, driven by a pair of 1.5-V AA batteries. However, the...

Four-Wire Sensing Can Make or Break Your Measurements

Jun 30, 2015

In low-voltage and high-current applications, it is common to use a measuring instrument capable of four-wire sensing to help minimize the effects of resistance between connections (such as wire resistance, alligator-to-pin resistance, alligator...

Engineering Education: Fact and Fiction

May 29, 2015

Education has always been an interesting subject for me. When I entered college, my goal was to be a high-school teacher. Later, I decided teaching college might be more to my liking, but that didn’t pan out the way I had intended. I did d...

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