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most recent messages 3/19/2017 11:39:48 AM marting123 Thank you for your great article of the subject "The TL431 Voltage Regulator", very informative, all the 6 parts shared me so many useful messages which I didn't know, thanks much my dear friend:... blogs message boards chat Electrically Correct Analog Layout Keith Sabine, Product Manager, Pulsic, 3/17/2017 Comment now Analog IC layout relies on the schematic as a starting point, conveying not only information about the connectivity of the devices in the circuit, but also the design intent. Traditional approaches have been to use the DRC (design rule check), ERC (electrical rule check) and LVS (layout versus schematic) checking tools to iterate manual layout until the ... The Case of the Misguided Gyro Ian Beavers, Product Engineering Manager, Analog Devices, 3/16/2017 Comment now 1 Comment Question: Most recent post, Prixcomp, 3/17/2017 6:31:38 AM Amazing discovery, liking content! Avoiding Stiction: Scourge of the Voice Interface Matt Crowley, CEO, Vesper Technologies, Inc., 3/14/2017 Comment now 1 Comment CES 2017 was the year of always-on voice: Alexa stole the show as the speech assistant that was seemingly everywhere. The sheer variety of Alexa-enabled products was overwhelming, with everything from Hydrao's showerhead and LG's smart refrigerator to a cute robot from Lynx and Hubble's moving smartcam that can follow you around the room and even act as ... Most recent post, clashroyale, 3/16/2017 5:20:48 AM Thank you Matt ! What’s the point?: The Point Contact transistor Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 3/13/2017 Comment now 3 comments In his 1948 white paper1, Shockley wrote, "The theory of the point-contact transistor is that the emitter point-contact introduces holes into the n-type base material. The collector point-contact, which is biased negative, withdraws these holes. Current in the emitter point-contact thus controls the current in the collector contact." Most recent post, clashroyale, 3/16/2017 5:22:29 AM I can't agree more. Enjoy a slice of Pi Day Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 3/13/2017 Comment now 5 comments Pi day is here once again on March 14, 3/14 and I have scoured various interesting articles for engineers regarding this mathematical number. Most recent post, Victor Lorenzo, 3/18/2017 4:55:55 AM Pi Day celebration, I think, is for mathematicians like MAY-4th for Start Wars fans,... That Missing Info from Your Conference Paper or Application Note, Part 1: Introduction Scott Deuty, Power Electronics Expert, 3/12/2017 Comment now 1 Comment Having spent the last couple of weeks trying to duplicate the results presented in a conference paper, I felt it was time to provide a hint or six to aspiring authors. It seems that there are two industry sources for innovation, conference papers and application notes. Be it known that no matter what you discovered and promote in your paper, if it ... Most recent post, followersnow, 3/14/2017 12:04:37 AM This is super handy thanks, its going to save me a lot of time on my work. Digital Power Hits the Mainstream Rudy Ramos, Technical Content Marketing Project Manager, Mouser Electronics, 3/9/2017 Comment now 1 Comment Digital power supplies have quickly become popular, as pressures on energy efficiency, size and cost have sharpened system designers’ focus on power conversion. Understanding the principles of digital power can help us compare new products such as digital DC/DC point-of-load converters with their analog predecessors, and benefit from the improved ... Most recent post, Serviehyg, 3/11/2017 7:50:59 AM Good application, amazing! Build Your Own Curve Tracer, Part 5: TPA202 Operation and Applications Dennis Feucht, Electronics Engineer, 3/8/2017 Comment now In the previous Part 4 of this series Build Your Own Curve Tracer, Part 4: TPA202 DVM and Supplies, the TPA202 circuit description was completed, describing what it is. In this Part 5, we look at how to use it and for what purposes. Old-School Analog Temperature Control Circuits Solved with Modern LT spice Thermistor Dynamic Models, Part 2 Alain Stas, Product Marketing Engineer for Non-Linear Resistors at Vishay Intertechnology, 3/4/2017 Comment now 1 Comment Part 2: PID Controller With SPICE-Modelled Thermistor Allows for Precise Temperature Profile Control Most recent post, Modulablecasque, 3/6/2017 7:10:57 AM Good result of search, i followthis Graphene: A new material for electronics, Part 2 Busy Blogger, Busy Blogger, 3/4/2017 Comment now The first part of this blog series, Graphene: A new material for electronics, Part 1, describes the properties of the graphene material as a new substrate for next-generation integrated circuits. Graphene is showing a promising potential in many applications, such as light on a chip. Recently the researchers at the ICFO have published a work, that ... It’s a Trap! Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 3/3/2017 Comment now For you Star Wars fans, we remember Admiral Ackbar, with his vast experience as a warrior, commenting on a situation during a battle. See this YouTube video Next 5 blogs+ All blogs All blogs most commented 5 Enjoy a slice of Pi Day Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 3/13/2017 3 What’s the point?: The Point Contact transistor Steve Taranovich, Editor-in-Chief, Planet Analog, 3/13/2017 1 Avoiding Stiction: Scourge of the Voice Interface Matt Crowley, CEO, Vesper Technologies, Inc., 3/14/2017 1 The Case of the Misguided Gyro Ian Beavers, Product Engineering Manager, Analog Devices, 3/16/2017 1 That Missing Info from Your Conference Paper or Application Note, Part 1: Introduction Scott Deuty, Power Electronics Expert, 3/12/2017 blog roll message boards chat 3/19/2017 11:39:48 AM The TL431 Voltage Regulator - Great article !: Thank you for your great article of the subject "The TL431 Voltage Regulator", very informative, all the 6 parts shared me so many useful messages which I didn't know, thanks much my dear friend:) marting123 on Seemingly Simple Circuits: The TL431 Voltage Regulator, Part 6 3/18/2017 2:34:35 PM Re:forskolin phen375 phenqGreat: And when I said that i did not actually know about this and I have been reading stuff on facebook lately and instagram too, I meant that the widget is less and less used as the time goes. forskolinfuel on 6 ways Edward Weston helped advance the late 19 century electrical distribution effort 3/18/2017 4:55:55 AM Re: Pi Day: Pi Day celebration, I think, is for mathematicians like MAY-4th for Start Wars fans, I don't think it is universal. In terms of units conversion I find more problematic the fact that several units share the same name, in the same language,... Victor Lorenzo on Enjoy a slice of Pi Day 3/17/2017 5:04:21 PM Seemingly Simple Circuits - Very professional !: Great article. Very professional :) Thanks for your great sharing Dennis, looking forward to your update. marting123 on Seemingly Simple Circuits: The TL431 Voltage Regulator, Part 6 3/17/2017 6:31:38 AM Good news: Amazing discovery, liking content! Prixcomp on The Case of the Misguided Gyro 3/16/2017 10:07:37 PM Free instagram followers: And when I said that i did not actually know about this and I have been reading stuff on facebook lately and instagram too, I meant that the widget is less and less used as the time goes. Follower on 6 ways Edward Weston helped advance the late 19 century electrical distribution effort 3/16/2017 4:04:50 PM http://tendancemode.Fr: Nice :) Dadzzio on Moore’s Law is Collapsing… Or is it? 3/16/2017 10:20:31 AM Pi Day: Although Pi is universal across all mathematics, is Pi Day celebrated throughout the world? The only country in the world that uses a M/D/Y format exclusively is the USA. The only other country to use it at all is Canada, which is somewhat... Peter.Checkovich_#2 on Enjoy a slice of Pi Day 3/16/2017 6:52:28 AM Re: 192.168.0.1: Thanks for this informative post Shantaram on Excel-Optimizing Resistor Ratios, Part 2 3/16/2017 5:24:03 AM Re: Noise of 192.168 l0 1: I think we are not all sensitive to the flicker noise. clashroyale on This noise will keep you up at night 3/16/2017 5:22:29 AM Re: Loving technology: I can't agree more. clashroyale on What’s the point?: The Point Contact transistor 3/16/2017 5:20:48 AM Thank you: Thank you Matt ! clashroyale on Avoiding Stiction: Scourge of the Voice Interface Next 5 messages+ All messages All messages blog roll message boards chat The followingPlanet Analogwriters are available online now! steve.taranovich Start a Chat 3/17/2017 12:47:14 PM Landscapers Bend Oregon: I love Planet Analog! Fountain Valley Plumber Newbie 3/17/2017 12:46:34 PM Landscapers Bend Oregon: I love Planet Analog! Fountain Valley Plumber Newbie 3/17/2017 12:43:33 PM Fountain Valley Plumber: All signal, no noise. 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