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Intel Foundry embraces ARM; the start of the end?
Intel Foundry embraces ARM; the start of the end?
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Intel Custom Foundry has made a statement of intent that it is serious about competing with the likes of TSMC,…
Making sense of big data with graph technology, machine learning
Making sense of big data with graph technology, machine learning
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The theory of six degrees of separation, first proposed in 1929, suggested that every individual in the world was connected…
Space qualification of components: part 1
Space qualification of components: part 1
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Kristen Villemez considers sending analog components into space; the extreme radiation environment around Jupiter and Juno; and why space qualification…
Making sense of big data through graph technology and machine learning
Making sense of big data through graph technology and machine learning
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The theory of six degrees of separation, first proposed in 1929, suggested that every individual in the world was connected…

Niche sensors and devices
Niche sensors and devices
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Aubrey Kagan, engineering manager at Emphatec, considers niche sensors and other devices and how diverse is the component universe.
Niche sensors and devices
Niche sensors and devices
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Aubrey Kagan, engineering manager at Emphatec, considers niche sensors and other devices and how diverse is the component universe.
Iterated-map circuit creates chaos
Iterated-map circuit creates chaos
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The Design Idea circuit shown below.... is useful to show chaotic discrete-time dynamics to students, or as a random number generator.
Video processing algorithms to boost edge and motion detection
Video processing algorithms to boost edge and motion detection
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Researchers at the Czech Institute of Information Theory and Automation (UTIA) have demonstrated video processing algorithms for the Sundance EMC2 platform using the Xilinx system-on-chip (SDSoC) 2015.4 design environment.
ASN Filter Script: a new paradigm in bespoke filter design
ASN Filter Script: a new paradigm in bespoke filter design
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The ASN Filter Script programming interface forms part of the ASN filter designer design tool, allowing designers a simple route to interactively designing bespoke filters, by entering their specifications as…
ASN Filter Script: a new paradigm in bespoke filter design
ASN Filter Script: a new paradigm in bespoke filter design
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The ASN Filter Script programming interface forms part of the ASN filter designer design tool, allowing designers a simple route to interactively designing bespoke filters, by entering their specifications as…
Bosch launches e-Scooter sharing service
Bosch launches e-Scooter sharing service
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With the start of a sharing service for electric scooters, Bosch is demonstrating how the business models of automotive suppliers are currently undergoing a massive change. Under the brand name…
Bosch launches e-Scooter sharing service
Bosch launches e-Scooter sharing service
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With the start of a sharing service for electric scooters, Bosch is demonstrating how the business models of automotive suppliers are currently undergoing a massive change. Under the brand name…
New Jeep hack proves cars still exposed
New Jeep hack proves cars still exposed
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When automotive security researchers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek take the stage Thursday morning (August 4) at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas, they will outline new methods of…
New Jeep Hack Proves Cars Still Exposed
New Jeep Hack Proves Cars Still Exposed
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When automotive security researchers Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek take the stage Thursday morning (Aug. 4) at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas, they will outline new methods of…
RF design in the 21st century
RF design in the 21st century
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My first job on leaving college was maintaining military radios. I had covered RF theory, but found that the practice was significantly different. The company’s detailed design work was performed…
And the winner is….
And the winner is….
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In our April edition, Omniradar was giving away the OMDEVKIT-60A, a radar development kit worth 4000 euros for EETimes Europe's readers to win.
Audio rises for event detection
Audio rises for event detection
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In advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), CMOS image sensors — combined with vision processors — already play a critical role in helping a car recognize and classify what it sees.
Struggles ahead for corner-case, statistical simulations
Struggles ahead for corner-case, statistical simulations
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Brandt Braswell, a distinguished member of the technical staff at NXP Semiconductor, discusses some of the complexities of simulation with regard to fine geometry analog and mixed-signal design.
Struggles ahead for corner-case, statistical simulations
Struggles ahead for corner-case, statistical simulations
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Brandt Braswell, a distinguished member of the technical staff at NXP Semiconductor, discusses some of the complexities of simulation with regard to fine geometry analog and mixed-signal design.
Brexit, Techxit?
Brexit, Techxit?
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Wolfson Microelectronics gone to Cirrus; CSR gone to Qualcomm; Imagination stumbles; UK votes to leave the European Union; ARM votes to become a subsidiary of a Japanese telecommunications company with…
Brexit, Techxit?
Brexit, Techxit?
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Wolfson Microelectronics gone to Cirrus; CSR gone to Qualcomm; Imagination stumbles; UK votes to leave the European Union; ARM votes to become a subsidiary of a Japanese telecommunications company with…
ARM-SoftBank: Selling at the top or buying at the bottom?
ARM-SoftBank: Selling at the top or buying at the bottom?
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Is ARM cashing in its chips after a successful 25-year run or is it simply looking to SoftBank for financial back up because the best is yet to come in…
Transmitter FFE makes the channel do the work
Transmitter FFE makes the channel do the work
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At high data rates, around and above 10 Gbits/sec, we have to face the reality that conducting traces glued to dielectric (a.k.a., printed circuit boards) are truly horrible waveguides. They…
Where Zero IF wins: 50% smaller PCB footprint at 1/3 the cost, Part 2
Where Zero IF wins: 50% smaller PCB footprint at 1/3 the cost, Part 2
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Historically, the zero IF architecture has been withheld from applications that demand high performance. However with the demand for wireless growing around us and the rapidly congested spectra, a change…
Does AI have a ‘white guy’ bias?
Does AI have a ‘white guy’ bias?
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Steve Taranovich observes that the coming of machine-learning systems raises ethical issues about possible prejudices of those the machines learning from.
Where zero IF wins: 50 percent smaller PCB footprint at 1/3 the cost – Part 1
Where zero IF wins: 50 percent smaller PCB footprint at 1/3 the cost – Part 1
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Zero-IF (ZIF) architecture have been around since the early days of radio. Today the ZIF architecture can be found in nearly all consumer radios whether television, cellphones or Bluetooth technology.
Opinion: Tesla went too fast, too far
Opinion: Tesla went too fast, too far
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In the wake of the sad accident with one driver killed, new facts have been unveiled that suggest Tesla went too fast and too far in its endeavor to pass…
Changing tires and bailing hay
Changing tires and bailing hay
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Scott Deuty wanders back to two of the tough manual jobs he had to perform in his youth. If only there was some sort of machine that could make the…


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