The Making of an Engineer
Barry J. Sullivan 5/23/2013 5 comments
Just because a few entrepreneurs make a lot of money without holding college degrees doesn't mean you shouldn't pursue an engineering degree.
Get Me an Ecosystem!
Jack Shandle 5/21/2013 2 comments
If one morning an imaginary supreme-engineering-being woke up and decided there should be a discipline known and high-speed digital design, what kind of ecosystem would have to be built?
Capacitor Alternatives
Martin Rowe 5/13/2013 8 comments
A DesignCon 2012 paper suggested alternatives to capacitors to improve power integrity. A presentation on May 2, 2013, highlighted those alternatives.
EE Scams I Have Known
Jack Shandle 5/7/2013 11 comments
Anyone who earns a living by creating intellectual property is likely to be approached by somebody who wants to use it without payng for it.
SAS Plugfests & 2 Tylenol Please
Shamree Howard 4/30/2013 4 comments
With the recent support to 12 Gbits from 6 Gbits speed change, designers are seeing more EMI and crosstalk than ever before, which can lead to a headache of problems and most likely end up with a closed eye that the receiver cannot decipher.
Noise in 2 Dimensions
Brian Bailey 4/29/2013 11 comments
So I intend to totally put my foot in it, with the intention of learning something even if the starting point is making me look stupid.
Scalar Energy?
Michael J. Eager 4/3/2013 2 comments
Scalar energy is claimed to be a limitless fourth-dimensional energy source, able to variously cure disease, reverse aging, exert mind control, or create beams with the power of nuclear explosion using a Tesla Howitzer.
Is the Frequency Domain for Real?
Ransom Stephens 4/2/2013 8 comments
During a DesignCon panel someone suggested that the time domain is real and the frequency domain is artificial. The answer is buried in physics from relativity to flags blowing in the wind.
Next-Gen Engineers Speak Out at DesignCon 2013
Patrick Mannion 3/22/2013 32 comments
Here’s another stick for NYC’s Mayor Bloomberg to chew on: make everyone get an engineering degree right after high school. Why? Well, it’s good for them. Just ask the five young engineering up-and-comers who shared their experiences, hopes, and dreams during a panel at DesignCon a few weeks back. But will an engineering diet stick?
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Just because a few entrepreneurs make a lot of money without holding college degrees doesn't mean you shouldn't pursue an engineering degree.
Here’s what you need to know about in the 10 Gbit/s SS USB 0.7 DRAFT.
If one morning an imaginary supreme-engineering-being woke up and decided there should be a discipline known and high-speed digital design, what kind of ecosystem would have to be built?
The interface between the processor and the memory is perhaps the biggest problem that most systems face these days.
DesignCon papers can’t be commercials, but that doesn’t mean you can’t air out the techniques used in your products!
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4/9/2013 1:00:00 PM
High speed digital chip-to-chip link performance is often limited by jitter in the multigigabit per second regime. It is a surprising fact that jitter can actually be amplified by a lossy channel even when the channel is linear, passive, and noiseless. In this webcast we will cover the basics of jitter amplification and show you how to accurately analysis the effect in your system using ADS Channel Simulator.
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