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Jack has fun describing some of his favorite quirky chips from the past; some of these are still around.
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matchstick
I've had the "privilege" of working with many of the quirky devices you mention (plus some others as ...
Understand how to cut down on the noise in your system, using the math behind the Kalman filter.
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RidgeRat
Though enlightening as always, unfortunately, this story line appears to be branching away from this ...
Writing better hardware interfaces may require writing fairly elaborate declarations. It's probably worth the effort.
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Dan_Saks
That 0x12 should have been just 12. Thanks for catching the typo.
Remember unintended acceleration? Here's what NASA should have examined in Toyota's software.
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ReneCardenas
Lots of assumptions here, that make the statistical value more suspect.
Every year when the January CES rolls around I have a complex set of emotional reactions: anticipation about the new gadgets, resignation that there will always be some flaw or oversight that spoils the pleasure of using them, and resentment that the problems could have been avoided.
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Bernard Cole
Regarding cell phones and their reliability. As a diabetic all my life, the cell phone gives me ...
DESIGN West is the Embedded Systems Conference on steroids.
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cshore
Great intro, Colin. Really looking forward to being part of what looks like being a really great ...
The latest development kit has a novel design which could have been inspired by the NASA International Space Station.
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goafrit
This is very nice. They need to send many of these units to top engineering schools and many cool ...
Commentary
EE Times hit the exhibition floor at DesignCon 2012 to get engineers' perspectives on whether high-tech jobs are coming back to the U.S.
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GoGoGeek
I believe that only when the US can offer competitive incentives, only then we can keep the tech ...
The latest development kit has a novel design which could have been inspired by the NASA International Space Station.
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goafrit
This is very nice. They need to send many of these units to top engineering schools and many cool ...
The desire to extend a wireless product’s battery life by reducing power consumption is driving IC manufacturers to develop devices that operate at extremely low current levels. Characterizing the level of current these devices consume requires test engineers to make very low-level current measurements with high accuracy.
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Luis Sanchez
ha ha,, liked you're comment sharp! is good to think about the future...
Perhaps a better filtering ...
Synopsys and Sigrity accelerate signal integrity simulation of high-speed systems through cooperation…
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Larry Hardesty, MIT News Office
For a large range of use cases, MIT researchers have found a way to increase the speed of one of the most important algorithms in the information sciences…
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Mr Intel
Great reading the power and flexibility of using FFTs has always fascinated me. Thanks for sharing.
It's time for policy makers to play hard ball with multinational corporations that outsource manufacturing, design and R&D jobs. If they don't, manufacturing will cease to be the engine of U.S. economic growth.
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Bert22306
Hey George, why would this be surprising? A LOT of people have been saying this, including on this ...
New bus information displays installed in preparation for the Summer Olympics in Weymouth had to be removed because they were too noisy!
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How does today's do-it-yourself experimenter situation compare to "back in the day"?
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me
This is the golden age of DIY, enabled by fast infomation exchange and low cost manufacturing ...
The EE Times STEM education site is looking for student bloggers to take over the reins from Syleen and Katie.
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Naomi Price
You do have to love the doey-eyed optimism. They have no fear ... I'm reading nominations for our ...
Will the enormous contributions Baby Boom engineers have made to humanity carry forward to new generations?
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EREBUS
Every generation has its own set of doer's. What changes is the medium in which they innovate. ...
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