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    Tony Vitolo/Electronic Design
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    Dec. 16, 2024
    Download the digital version of the November-December edition of Electronic Design.
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    Focus at SSD slot, type M.2 with support for NVMe, on computer motherboard.
    Nov. 20, 2024
    Non-volatile technologies like MRAM and particularly ReRAM are poised to finally take a major leap into the embedded-memory design space.
    Sparkfun, Mikroe, Digilent, Digi International
    Peripheral modules with popular form factors
    Nov. 19, 2024
    Rapid prototyping requires quick access to new peripherals—de facto standards can help.
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    Circuit board design
    Nov. 18, 2024
    From TechXchanges to Quick Polls, Electronic Design goes all digital all the time.
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    Georgia Tech students in the analog chip design course.
    Oct. 1, 2024
    Georgia Tech’s ECE undergrads design custom mixed-signal ASICs that are then fabricated by Texas Instruments on 300-mm wafers and returned for testing.

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