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    “The Code is more what you call guidelines, than actual rules,” Hector Barbossa, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.
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    The electronics industry is in a state of dynamic change, with pressures ranging from COVID-19 to the pressure in implementing disruptive core technologies.
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    John McEleney of Onshape (PTC) shares his predictions for engineers in 2022, including the ways IIoT and SaaS are revolutionizing design.
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    Learn how a cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM) system leveraging advanced imaging, sample handling, and software technologies assisted in COVID-19 vaccine development.
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    Celebration of World Engineering Day brings to mind that we need more engineers to “join the club,” and great places to start are student-focused science and engineering fairs...
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    The intersection of AI and real-time data, in concert with the industrial IoT, will continue to provide a more holistic view and control over the supply chain, and with any luck...
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    Then and now: From mainframes to MPUs, processor technology has progressed significantly since Electronic Design was first published.
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    After last year’s semi market boom, will 2022 follow suit? Objective Analysis provides their insight on what may unfold in this turbulent industry atmosphere.
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    Editor Bill Wong comments on the challenges faced by electronic developers these days.
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    As the world contends with the pandemic, it’s triggered a slew of changes in everyday life and everyday worklife. Some changes have ushered in serious improvements, while others...