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The basics of magnetic components for power
The basics of magnetic components for power
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Steve Subiry, global products manager for magnetics at Eaton, provides an introduction to inductors and transformers and their role in…
Electronic slang for old and young
Electronic slang for old and young
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Dennis Feucht provides a dictionary of electronics slang from across the other side of the pond.
The Internet is made of facts, lies and propaganda
The Internet is made of facts, lies and propaganda
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Steve Taranovich searches for solid technical information on the Internet and finds that it is necessary for engineers to remain…
The solar technology to solve the carbon crisis
The solar technology to solve the carbon crisis
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The Future is dark. Carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels is damaging the climate. To try and prevent this, international…

Utilizing GaN transistors in 48V communications DC-DC converter design
Utilizing GaN transistors in 48V communications DC-DC converter design
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As the world’s demand for data increases seemingly out of control, a real problem occurs in the data communications systems that have to handle this traffic.
Why the zero-ohm resistor?
Why the zero-ohm resistor?
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Bill Schweber considers use cases for the zero-ohm resistor.
Europe speeds up development of self-driving cars
Europe speeds up development of self-driving cars
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The EU commission has brought forward a strategy to establish cooperative intelligent traffic systems (C-ITS). The move is regarded as a milestone towards connected and automated mobility.
Europe speeds up development of self-driving cars
Europe speeds up development of self-driving cars
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The EU commission has brought forward a strategy to establish cooperative intelligent traffic systems (C-ITS). The move is regarded as a milestone towards connected and automated mobility.
The electronic hockey puck
The electronic hockey puck
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Bill Schweber points out that sports broadcasting is starting to push for extremes in demanding analog design.
Moore’s Law is collapsing…or is it?
Moore’s Law is collapsing…or is it?
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Kristen Villemez considers Moore's Law and More than Moore and even broader ways of thinking outside the box, such as Bell's Law of Computer Classes.
Electronic slang for old and young
Electronic slang for old and young
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Dennis Feucht provides a dictionary of electronics slang from across the other side of the pond.
Ericsson denies systematic bribery allegations
Ericsson denies systematic bribery allegations
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Following the broadcast of a radio documentary on Swedish Radio on November 23, telecommunications and networking equipment supplier Ericsson has issued a statement saying that is disagrees with claims made…
Authentication implementation for non cryptographers
Authentication implementation for non cryptographers
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Today, digital security is one of the most hyped topics in electronic design. For many engineers, encryption is probably the first word that comes to mind when they think about…
Implementing secure authentication without being a cryptography expert
Implementing secure authentication without being a cryptography expert
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Today, digital security is one of the most hyped topics in electronic design. For many engineers, encryption is probably the first word that comes to mind when they think about…
Embedded vision developer zone leverages FPGA acceleration
Embedded vision developer zone leverages FPGA acceleration
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The Embedded Vision Developer Zone launched by Xilinx is for software, hardware, and system developers to accelerate their productivity and build All Programmable, differentiated embedded vision applications.
Ambient light sensors for wearables
Ambient light sensors for wearables
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The development of ambient light sensors in the area of wearables has created new opportunities for health analysis applications with regard to rapid detection and mobile data tracking.
Ericsson denies systematic bribery allegations
Ericsson denies systematic bribery allegations
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Following the broadcast of a radio documentary on Swedish Radio on November 23, telecommunications and networking equipment supplier Ericsson has issued a statement saying that is disagrees with claims made…
New Multiplier-Accumulator accelerates polynomials
New Multiplier-Accumulator accelerates polynomials
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The classical Multiply and Accumulate (MAC) architecture represents the best solution for the implementation of many general purpose algorithms. This structure is found in DSPs, and also in some microcontrollers…
Exploring automotive innovation: is technology in the driver’s seat?
Exploring automotive innovation: is technology in the driver’s seat?
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The automotive industry is a significant force in driving global innovation and technological leadership. Since 1999 the number of patents awarded in the manufacturing industry has increased by three per…
Ericsson denies systematic bribery allegations
Ericsson denies systematic bribery allegations
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Following the broadcast of a radio documentary on Swedish Radio on November 23, telecommunications and networking equipment supplier Ericsson has issued a statement saying that is disagrees with claims made…
Why the zero-ohm resistor?
Why the zero-ohm resistor?
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Bill Schweber considers use cases for the zero-ohm resistor.
DSRC no dead end, says Autotalks CTO
DSRC no dead end, says Autotalks CTO
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Vehicle-to-X communications (V2X) holds the promise of more safety, better traffic flow, and in certain applications like platooning significant better fuel efficiency. Despite such benefits, there is a dissent about…
Isolating low-power power supplies
Isolating low-power power supplies
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Aubrey Kagan, engineering manager at Emphatec in Toronto, considers options for isolating low-power power supplies.
The Colossus vacuum tube computer
The Colossus vacuum tube computer
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Steve Taranovich discusses the role of one of the first computers in breaking a coding system that was even stronger than the Enigma system.
Best design practices for large-scale analytics
Best design practices for large-scale analytics
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Complex choices for anyone looking at implementing large-scale analytics platforms are not helped by the IT industry’s predilection for overusing buzzwords. ‘Big Data’, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning are…
The electronic hockey puck
The electronic hockey puck
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Bill Schweber points out that sports broadcasting is starting to push for extremes in demanding analog design.
NICOLAS TEST
NICOLAS TEST
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Best design practices for large-scale analytics projects
Best design practices for large-scale analytics projects
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Complex choices for anyone looking at implementing large scale analytics platforms are not helped by the IT industry’s predilection for overusing buzzwords. ‘Big Data’, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning…


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