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Creating highly reliable FPGA designs

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Adding an LCD to your microcontroller application made easy, inexpensive, & fun!

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Raspberry Pi online Maker Training Camp now open

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NXP gears up for GaN production

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Xilinx to test FinFET FPGAs in 2013

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Prepare yourself for Geek Pride Day (May 25)

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Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Pt 2

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All eyes on Zynq SoC for smarter vision

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Artificial heart ready for human trial

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Haptics startup rises from HiWave administration

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Altera to buy Enpirion for on-chip power conversion

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Micromirror development tool takes aim at 3-D printing

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Energy Micro adds Cortex-M4 based MCUs

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Infineon, Renesas see sales tumble in industrial ranking

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Channel compensation methods used in JESD204B converters

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Technical Papers

Use of Thin-Film Thermoelectrics in PCR Thermal Cycling

Just What the Doctor Ordered: A Solution for Smarter Therapeutic Devices

Increasing Medical Device Security with Mainstream IT Platforms and Technologies

5 Key Success Factors for Medical Electronics PCBs

When a Virtualized Medical Device Makes Sense

Courses and Webinars

Medical Devices Reach for the Cloud: Building a Scalable and Adaptable Software Platform for Connected Healthcare Devices

Persistent Publish/Subscribe Messaging in Medical Devices

Fundamentals of Instrument Control

Teardowns

FitBit blends wireless, MCUs and MEMS with online interface

BenQ K60 e-reader: Trying to stand on the shoulders of giants

A19 LED bulbs: What’s under the frosting?

Wide Bluetooth, Wi-Fi adoption seen in handsets

Inside a CFL bulb – Less power & longer life using NXP technology

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Reference Designs

Lattice adds over 90 reference designs for PLDs

Lattice Semiconductor Corp. has released more than 90 reference designs optimized for the MachXO and ispMACH 4000ZE PLDs.
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Quantenna debuts 802.11n 4x4 MIMO wireless video bridge ref design

Quantenna Communications Inc. has debuted a complete reference design based on its QHS600 IEEE 802.11n wireless LAN (WLAN) 4x4 multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) chipset.
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Products

Microsemi introduces highly-integrated IGLOO2 FPGAs

Microchip's new PIC32MX 32-bit microcontroller portfolio

Atmel announces new SAM D20 series of ARM Cortex-M0+ MCUs

Bright LED matrix with on-board processor connects to the Raspberry Pi

Commentary

Tech distractions

Jack Ganssle

The Amish are said to want to manage, rather than reject, technology. That's not a bad idea to emulate.

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Yes, it is inconvenient to have to pull over to allow a passenger to use the phone (almost like ...

Wading through the sands of time

Clive Maxfield

In which we peruse and ponder some electronics articles published in a daily newspaper circa the 1920s.

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If I might suggest: you could try to _carefully_ photograph the pages and try to find somebody with ...

DAC Keynote: Gregg Lowe

Brian Bailey

Gregg Lowe of Freescale gave the first of the keynotes at DAC 2013. He says that the Internet of Things will create several challenges such as power efficiency that have to be overcome…

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Memory markets to grow up to 30% in 2013

Kristin Lewotsky

The biggest surprise isn't revenue numbers but an extraordinary prediction for the future of DRAM.

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Market research is a tricky beast at the best of times. It provides an interesting snapshot but has ...

What were they thinking: Overly complex design

Brian Bailey

I think Wile E. Coyote was the kind of person who created many of the patents I find to write about in my “what were they thinking” series. You know what I mean – those absurdly complicated gadgets...

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To tell you the truth ... I would have used a pressurized canister of ethyl ether as the 'blower'. ...

Recent Comments

Jeron  06.19.2013
Arduino board plugs DIYers into the cloud for $69
In $69 its a high price. Although quality matters. But in today world everything is shifting on wifi ...
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MeirG  06.18.2013
Microsoft office comes to iPhone
Speaking Hebrew, I found that so far all of the so-called "MS Office compatible" mobile apps ...
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eewiz  06.18.2013
Nvidia to license graphics IP to other chip vendors
smart move. Intel can license Nvdia GPU and make a mega combo CPU-GPU for gaming machines and the ...
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Intel processor outperforms Nvidia, Qualcomm, Samsung

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Get some fresh air with the June caption contest

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Media tablet is your next TV

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Software exam gets low grade in first test

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What do IBM layoffs mean for New York's chip initiative?

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News, Analysis, and Opinion

IBM analytics solving cancer

Spurred by Google Glass, IHS Forecasts nearly 10 Million smart glasses to ship from 2012 to 2016

Slideshow: Embedded vision group peers into future

DESIGN West panel scopes out future of IoT

Slideshow: Is Europe Stealth Semiconductor Research Leader?

Microchip’s MASTERs Conference for embedded-control engineers

Computer swap on Mars rover

8 Hacks to Watch at Design West's Black Hat Summit

 

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The Medical DesignLine is edited by Anne-Françoise Pelé who also edits the EE Times' Military & Aerospace DesignLine, Automotive Designline, Test&Measurement Designline and Smart Energy Designline.

We welcome submissions of Design Articles, Case Studies, Product How-To articles as well as guest blogs together with news and technical information on new products.

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