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Agilent, Premier Farnell, Real Intent, Verific, Blue Pearl, Elliptic, Cyclos and Cadence made the lineup today. See here for their news…

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How confident are you in your scope's accuracy in measuring the signal?

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You have to be careful when doing differential measurements (x-y) with the iNVERT function, there is ...
There’s more to product design and development than the product itself: engineers often have to improvise tooling and test jigs

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My most interesting test jig was an XRay phantom to simulate inserting a catheter into the human ...
For a split second on a recent test drive, I felt they had.

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There was a time when a man could roll out of a bar, climb into his vehicle, say "gee-up Nellie!" ...
Designers relate to Design for Test (DFT) in much the way that small children relate to scary programs on TV: if they cover their eyes with their hands, perhaps it will go away…

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All good design methodologies have a 'Test early, and test often' mantra. The problem has been ...
It starts with duct tape, of course, but there are other small items to bring

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I like waxed lacing cord. It can fill in for cable ties, shoe laces, sometimes for missing screws ...
I have been serving as interim editor over at scope junction and wanted to share a little bit of history that I dug up on the oscilloscope.

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Any electronics engineer or technical person you speak to will know about Hewlett-Packard (HP) test equipment. And many of them will talk nostalgically of a certain item they have owned or worked with. I’m certainly like that.

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I had to replace the NiCds on my 45 before it finally gave up the ghost, they are standard AA NiCds ...

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greenpattern  02.22.2012
ISSCC: Voltage regulators stacked in 3-D
CMOS on power..both could get hot, but the CMOS cannot be heat-sinked. Problem.
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thank you @abismuth, fascinating technology: "By storing multiple gate configurations on chip, ...
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Is this IP66 or IP68 rated phone? This may be suitable for industrial and Military use.
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What would you put in the next Nintendo Wii?

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Nintendo pioneered the use of motion sensors in its Wii console. The company announced April 25 it will roll out its next-generation console in 2012 and show a

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The companies who provide test & measurement equipment for rent or lease or even sell refurbished units seem to have a good business model. Do you, users and

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