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IoT piggybacks on Lego: simple physics
IoT piggybacks on Lego: simple physics
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Doing quantum physics research at the Tel Aviv University, Boaz Almog is probably best known for his papers about quantum…
Does IoT make sense for manufacturers?
Does IoT make sense for manufacturers?
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is the next phase of computing, and the market is poised for explosive growth. Some…
Does the Internet of Things make sense for manufacturers?
Does the Internet of Things make sense for manufacturers?
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The Internet of Things is the next phase of computing, and the market is poised for explosive growth. Some would…
Creating a legacy through traditional values
Creating a legacy through traditional values
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President and CEO of Open-Silicon, Taher Madraswala has a quarter of a century of experience in semiconductor engineering. Here, he…

Slideshow: Is anybody out there?
Slideshow: Is anybody out there?
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Steve Taranovich provides 10 examples of NASA searching for alien life.
The joy of patents, part 1: The fun stuff
The joy of patents, part 1: The fun stuff
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Scott Deuty has started writing and editing patents and so has decided to write a series of articles around the topic. These he stresses are not advice columns – as…
Small signal simplifications
Small signal simplifications
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Gustavo Castro discusses what constitutes a small signal in an analog system and the implications for some design approximations and simplifications.
Neurons firing at the interim stage
Neurons firing at the interim stage
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Recently, there has been a spate of announcements of processors and cores that are suitable for running neural network software – sometimes these are called deep learning capable, sometimes neuromorphic…
Slideshow: Is anybody out there?
Slideshow: Is anybody out there?
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Steve Taranovich provides 10 examples of NASA searching for alien life.
Rethink the button: An inductive-sensing approach
Rethink the button: An inductive-sensing approach
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Inductive-sensing technology is revolutionizing the traditional approach to designing human-machine interfaces (HMIs). System designers are rethinking fundamental building blocks such as simple on/off buttons and attempting to solve many of…
Antenna diversity: blessing or curse?
Antenna diversity: blessing or curse?
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Bill Schweber thinks about antenna diversity, diversity antennas and provides a series of sources on recent antenna design considerations.
Vicariously reliving college
Vicariously reliving college
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Scott Deuty considers the similarities and differences between his own college days and those of his son.
Indian fabs, the free market and central planning
Indian fabs, the free market and central planning
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Over the next year will be an interesting test of two opposites in political thinking applied to the creation of wafer fabs.
Video: Mobileye CTO on deep learning and automotive sensing
Video: Mobileye CTO on deep learning and automotive sensing
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Listen to Mobileye’s co-founder, CTO and chairman, Professor Ammon Shashua share his thoughts about whether an end-to-end deep learning architecture can succeed in the context of autonomous driving.
Marvell drives automotive Ethernet development in new design center
Marvell drives automotive Ethernet development in new design center
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With ADAS and infotainment systems generating ever-increasing amounts of data, the necessity for an adequate means of transport for these data inside the car is increasing rapidly. Fabless chip vendor…
Small signal simplifications
Small signal simplifications
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Gustavo Castro discusses what constitutes a small signal in an analog system and the implications for some design approximations and simplifications.
Volvo to test automated driving in UK
Volvo to test automated driving in UK
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After initiating a large test of automated driving under real-world traffic conditions in Gothenburg (Sweden), Volvo now plans to execute a similarly broad test in the UK. The project “Drive…
Creating smarter homes for smart consumers
Creating smarter homes for smart consumers
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The rise of the Internet of Things promises a brave new world of connected devices, smart cities and homes, and ultimately better living. According to technology research firm TechNavio, the…
Energy harvesters to replace batteries in wireless sensors
Energy harvesters to replace batteries in wireless sensors
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Recent advances in ultra-low power microcontrollers have produced devices that offer unprecedented levels of integration for the amount of power they require to operate.
Surprise: computer pioneer devised partial high beam for cars – decades ago
Surprise: computer pioneer devised partial high beam for cars – decades ago
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The partial high beam, in modern upmarket vehicles a prestigious (and expensive) feature, is an achievement of the last decade and a glorious testimony to 21st century engineering, right? False:…
ESD: The most common threat to the IoT
ESD: The most common threat to the IoT
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The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to provide a wide range of new capabilities with respect to monitoring and quantifying systems our environment and even ourselves. However, these benefits are…
ESD Standard Vis a Vis IoT applications
ESD Standard Vis a Vis IoT applications
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Looking at the most common threat to IoT, electro static discharges, and how to deflect them.
Slideshow: A guided tour inside Google’s data centers
Slideshow: A guided tour inside Google’s data centers
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Steve Taranovich, editor of Planet Analog, has been looking at Google's approach to heat minimization in the data center and provides a guided tour of numerous Google sites…
Vicariously reliving college
Vicariously reliving college
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Scott Deuty considers the similarities and differences between his own college days and those of his son.
Indian fabs, the free market and central planning
Indian fabs, the free market and central planning
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Over the next year will be an interesting test of two opposites in political thinking applied to the creation of wafer fabs.
Video: Mobileye CTO on deep learning and automotive sensing
Video: Mobileye CTO on deep learning and automotive sensing
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Listen to Mobileye’s co-founder, CTO and chairman, Professor Ammon Shashua share his thoughts about whether an end-to-end deep learning architecture can succeed in the context of autonomous driving.
Companies unite on semester-long MCU curriculum
Companies unite on semester-long MCU curriculum
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Imagination Technologies, Microchip Technology and Digilent have launched the Connected MCU Lab, a new course developed through the companies’ respective university programs.
Interference suppression on a DC motor with PWM control
Interference suppression on a DC motor with PWM control
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An application note presented by Langer EMV-Technik GmbH offers guidance on emission measurements with the company's NNB 21 line impedance stabilization network or HFW 21 RF current transformer and the…


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