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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…
Understanding and designing differential filters for communications systems
Understanding and designing differential filters for communications systems
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When it comes to communication systems, differential circuits can always provide better performance over single-ended circuits. They can provide higher…
Systems integration for industry 4.0
Systems integration for industry 4.0
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Our world is getting smaller every day. Never before have remote locations been more accessible thanks to communications technology, smartphones…
Understanding and designing differential filters for communications systems
Understanding and designing differential filters for communications systems
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[Editor's note; This article appeared here for a time with the incorrect author attribution - our apologies to Ms. Chen…

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 key to surgical robot design
The key to surgical robot design
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Many of us, if asked what we thought the three biggest causes of death in the United States are each year, would assume it to be the most talked about:…
Impedance analysers ought to be simpler
Impedance analysers ought to be simpler
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After a long career as an electronic designer at Philips, spending over 25 years designing analogue circuits, Wil Dijkman took his retirement as an opportunity to design yet new products,…
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.
Smart factory security: Flash memory solutions offer new possibilities
Smart factory security: Flash memory solutions offer new possibilities
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The Industrial Internet of Things (IIot) and smart factories rely on sensors, actuators and systems that are networked and communicate with each other, but how can that communication and data…
New possibilities for smart-factory security
New possibilities for smart-factory security
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IIot and smart factories rely on sensors, actuators and systems that are networked and communicate with each other, but how can that communication and data be safeguarded against espionage and…
STEM shortage: real; not real?
STEM shortage: real; not real?
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Bill Schweber ponders an old conundrum: is there a shortage of science and engineering graduates, or are scare stories written by vested interests wishing to stimulate the supply so that…
MEMS design contest posts $5,000 first prize
MEMS design contest posts $5,000 first prize
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Cadence, X-Fab, Coventor and Reutlingen University, the sponsors of a two-year worldwide MEMS design contest have announced the opening of registration and that the winning team will get $5,000 in…
Electronica CEO forum talks IoT security, safety
Electronica CEO forum talks IoT security, safety
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The traditional CEO forum at Electronica continued a theme from two years before: the Internet of Things (IoT) but this time tried to shed some light on how to ensure…
CEO forum at Electronica attempts to tackle IoT security, safety
CEO forum at Electronica attempts to tackle IoT security, safety
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The traditional CEO forum at Electronica continued a theme from two years before: the Internet of Things (IoT) but this time tried to shed some light on how to ensure…
Electronica: CEO forum rambles on IoT security, safety
Electronica: CEO forum rambles on IoT security, safety
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The traditional CEO forum at Electronica continued a theme from two years before: the Internet of Things (IoT) but this time tried to shed some light on how to ensure…
Wake up and smell the vaporware of LTE for IoT
Wake up and smell the vaporware of LTE for IoT
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Analog IC design consultant Scott Elder ponders the race to achieve compliance with LTE Release 13 which includes support for low bandwidth, low power IoT applications.
STEM shortage: real; not real?
STEM shortage: real; not real?
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Bill Schweber ponders an old conundrum: is there a shortage of science and engineering graduates, or are scare stories written by vested interests wishing to stimulate the supply so that…
Leonard Kleinrock: the father of the Internet
Leonard Kleinrock: the father of the Internet
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Steve Taranovich sings the praises of the academic from University of California Los Angeles who oversaw the connection of the first two computers to form the Internet.
Slideshow: The other things Tesla discovered, invented
Slideshow: The other things Tesla discovered, invented
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Steve Taranovich, editor of EE Times' Planet Analog website, presents a slideshow illustrating the less well-known work of the polymath Nikola Tesla.
Wake up and smell the vaporware of LTE for IoT
Wake up and smell the vaporware of LTE for IoT
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Analog IC design consultant Scott Elder ponders the race to achieve compliance with LTE Release 13 which includes support for low bandwidth, low power IoT applications.
MEMS design contest posts $5,000 first prize
MEMS design contest posts $5,000 first prize
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Cadence, X-Fab, Coventor and Reutlingen University, the sponsors of a two-year worldwide MEMS design contest have announced the opening of registration and that the winning team will get $5,000 in…
VCR era ends due to lack of chips – and demand
VCR era ends due to lack of chips – and demand
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Bill Schweber considers the end of the electronic and mechanical that was the video cassette recorder.
VCR era ends due to lack of chips – and demand
VCR era ends due to lack of chips – and demand
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Bill Schweber considers the end of the electronic and mechanical that was the video cassette recorder.
Graphcore’s execs on machine learning, company building
Graphcore’s execs on machine learning, company building
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Graphcore Ltd. (Bristol, England), a startup developing a machine learning processor, is not ready to make details of its hardware architecture public but CEO Nigel Toon and CTO Simon Knowles…
Slideshow: The other things Tesla discovered, invented
Slideshow: The other things Tesla discovered, invented
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Steve Taranovich, editor of EE Times' Planet Analog website, presents a slideshow illustrating the less well-known work of the polymath Nikola Tesla.
Wake up and smell the vaporware of LTE for IoT
Wake up and smell the vaporware of LTE for IoT
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Analog IC design consultant Scott Elder ponders the race to achieve compliance with LTE Release 13 which includes support for low bandwidth, low power IoT applications.
New track layouts for increased resolution multi-touch screens
New track layouts for increased resolution multi-touch screens
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Standard touch-screens, as used in mobile phones, tablets, gaming tables, interactive digital signage, etc., comprise an orthogonal x/y array of horizontal and vertical conductive elements, where one set of "transmitting"…
Redesigning track layouts for increased resolution multi-touch screens
Redesigning track layouts for increased resolution multi-touch screens
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Standard touch-screens, as used in mobile phones, tablets, gaming tables, interactive digital signage, etc., comprise an orthogonal x/y array of horizontal and vertical conductive elements, where one set of "transmitting"…


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