Quick Polls on Electronic Design

This is the first in a series of challenges on your ability to recognize different programming languages.

We want to hear from you on the new administration and its policies.

What do you think will happen to the CHIPS Act now that Trump has been elected?

Help us gauge everyone's interest in the Maker Movement.

Do you offer technical resource recommendations to help your peers?

Did you use MS-DOS at some point? Let us know your experience in the Quick Poll.

Do you use large language models in generative AI, and if so, what is their main function?

Check out our April 1st series and let us know which one you liked best.

Pop music and radio are irrevocably intertwined, and sometimes they even intersect. Where do you fall?

The new "virtual" spatial computing world is a mixed, or eXtended, reality, which includes the augmented- and virtual-reality arenas.

What debugging task do you find to be the toughest one to complete?

Take this timed quiz to test your memory of memory and storage technologies.

Even in the age of MCUs, the NE555 remains useful decades after its inception.

Take a quick poll and see what other programmers are up to.

Being an engineer is great, but the cost to become one continues to escalate.

Right to repair has been gaining traction, as is the case with the new law in Massachusetts.

Is sharing this type of information part of your collaboration regime?

We know engineers like PDF eBooks, but do they like to listen to technical podcasts?

Rust has garnered a lot of interest in the embedded community, but where do you stand with using it?

As Mad Magazine's Alfred E. Neuman said, "What, Me Worry?"

Let us know what communication connection you're using in your IoT applications.

What is the most pressing or important test and measurement task that you deal with on a regular basis?

Take the poll to find out what others consider to be the most valuable piece of equipment on their RF test benches.

Chatbots and AI/ML software is flooding not only the general markets, but software-development arenas as well.

Take a quick poll and let us know how you like to save our articles.

Did you enjoy any of our April 1st stories? We would like to know.

Skepticism is a trait that can work in both directions. The bottom line, though, is to make the best effort to understand an issue as well as the sources of information.

Let us know what you think about ChatGPT.

COVID-19 changed when and where we worked. This also can dictate the type of equipment we have available to us.

Take a quick poll and see what other engineers and programmers are up to.