Dennis Feucht, Electronics Engineer, 6/18/2013 Comment now
One of the challenges in integrating all the electronics of measurement instruments is brought on by the versatility of instruments.
Bill Schweber, Engineer, Author, Editor, 6/18/2013 Comment now 2 comments
I often hear the comment, "That's just a Band-Aid solution. You haven't really gotten to the source of the problem." Usually, the person making the comment has no real idea of the nature of the problem, its subtleties, or what's involved in trying to fix it. An improvised solution often is both a good one and all you're going to get, given the time, ...
Most recent post, eafpres, 6/18/2013 3:36:59 PM
Like most engineers I have to look at everything for potential upgrades. For...
Like most engineers I have to look at everything for potential upgrades. For...
Kendall Castor-Perry, Architect & Member of Technical Staff, Cypress Semiconductor, 6/17/2013 Comment now 6 comments
Read the following two statements, and think about which one more closely represents the way you work -- and what you believe, if that's not the same thing.
Most recent post, eafpres, 6/18/2013 2:16:29 PM
Having been both an engineer and a manager and a few things in-between, I can sympathize...
Having been both an engineer and a manager and a few things in-between, I can sympathize...
Jonathan Harris, Product Applications Engineer, Analog Devices, 6/17/2013 Comment now 1 Comment
As I sat on the plane heading back toward the East Coast, I thought back to my attendance at the IMS2013 show out in Seattle. The International Microwave Symposium is a tradeshow and conference that covers primarily RF technologies from VHF to terahertz and even optical. I had landed in Seattle on Sunday ahead of the show. I wanted to make sure I had ...
Most recent post, DEREK.KOONCE, 6/18/2013 10:28:25 AM
With the questions you received from the college students, it sounds like a good...
With the questions you received from the college students, it sounds like a good...
Brian Bailey, Independent Consultant, 6/17/2013 Comment now 2 comments
The software industry is special in many ways. Having such low capital requirements means that large amounts of money are not required to produce a prototype or even a product. This preserves the notion that even a single person working in a garage can come up with an idea and implement it with no more equipment than I am using to write this article.
Most recent post, Brian Bailey, 6/17/2013 5:49:05 PM
@Scott - the key piece is where they say that they rely on all of the GPUs sharing...
@Scott - the key piece is where they say that they rely on all of the GPUs sharing...
Brad Albing, Editor in Chief, 6/14/2013 Comment now 8 comments
A recent paper delivered at ISSCC back in February really intrigued me, especially since I used to work as a medical diagnostic equipment designer.
Most recent post, JAYARAMAN KIRUTHI VASAN, 6/18/2013 7:30:57 AM
@Brad, Nice post with interesting information. As technology evolves, the day...
@Brad, Nice post with interesting information. As technology evolves, the day...
most commented
15
Can Integration Help With Our Noise Gamble?
Bill Schweber, Engineer, Author, Editor, 6/12/2013
Bill Schweber, Engineer, Author, Editor, 6/12/2013
9
What Defines Analog Integration & Why We Should Applaud Its Benefits
Damian Anzaldo, Wireless Communications Segment Manager, Maxim Integrated, 6/12/2013
Damian Anzaldo, Wireless Communications Segment Manager, Maxim Integrated, 6/12/2013
8
User-Assisted, Automated Routing of Custom IC Designs, Part 2
Mitchell Heins, Business Developer Manager, Deep Submicron Division, Mentor Graphics, 6/12/2013
Mitchell Heins, Business Developer Manager, Deep Submicron Division, Mentor Graphics, 6/12/2013
8
The Future of Medicine Is Here
Brad Albing, Editor in Chief, 6/14/2013
Brad Albing, Editor in Chief, 6/14/2013
7
The Shifting Climate of Power Factor Correction
Vincent Biancomano, Contributing Editor, 6/14/2013
Vincent Biancomano, Contributing Editor, 6/14/2013
Tweet This