Jonathan Harris, Product Applications Engineer, Analog Devices, 6/19/2013 Comment now 2 comments
On Wednesday, the second day of the IMS2013 show, I had some great observations. There were lots of great questions from engineers dropping by the booth.
Most recent post, Jonathan Harris, 6/19/2013 1:12:21 PM
Thanks for the comments. I would imagine that there is some difference of...
Thanks for the comments. I would imagine that there is some difference of...
Damian Anzaldo, Wireless Communications Segment Manager, Maxim Integrated, 6/18/2013 Comment now 2 comments
In my previous blog, What Defines Analog Integration & Why We Should Applaud Its Benefits, I mention that the RF-DAC partition is really a form of analog integration. Why? Here's a little background.
Most recent post, Damian Anzaldo, 6/19/2013 1:19:14 PM
@analoging Thanks for the reply...I'll see if a better quality image can...
@analoging Thanks for the reply...I'll see if a better quality image can...
Dennis Feucht, Electronics Engineer, 6/18/2013 Comment now 4 comments
One of the challenges in integrating all the electronics of measurement instruments is brought on by the versatility of instruments.
Most recent post, goafrit2, 6/19/2013 11:33:36 AM
>> a new type of testing, a new class of instruments that, when designed correctly,...
>> a new type of testing, a new class of instruments that, when designed correctly,...
Bill Schweber, Engineer, Author, Editor, 6/18/2013 Comment now 7 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, Brad Albing, 6/19/2013 11:13:27 AM
That's the problem with "copying" (stealing?) a design - you don't get to see the...
That's the problem with "copying" (stealing?) a design - you don't get to see the...
Kendall Castor-Perry, Architect & Member of Technical Staff, Cypress Semiconductor, 6/17/2013 Comment now 9 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, goafrit2, 6/19/2013 11:38:55 AM
>> But as you noted, some other folks may not find it so easy to It is never...
>> But as you noted, some other folks may not find it so easy to It is never...
Jonathan Harris, Product Applications Engineer, Analog Devices, 6/17/2013 Comment now 4 comments
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, Jonathan Harris, 6/19/2013 1:04:47 PM
Thanks for the comments guys! That definitely sounds like a great idea for...
Thanks for the comments guys! That definitely sounds like a great idea for...
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