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Take advantage of better DC accuracy, low noise, and greater robustness with the next generation of operational amplifiers.
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Take advantage of better DC accuracy, low noise, and greater robustness with the next generation of operational amplifiers.
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This article discusses considerations for implementing low-power, high-precision analog signal chains for portable measurement.
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(Source: Nischaporn - stock.adobe.com) The landscape of test and measurement tools has evolved significantly from the era dominated by discrete devices. Once, meters were simply meters, scopes...
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(Source: Connected Development) Devoid of electromagnetic waves, an anechoic chamber (Figure 1) is a shielded room designed to provide an ideal environment for testing electronics. Anechoic means...
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In this week's New Tech Tuesdays, we'll look at Digilent and Keysight Technologies oscilloscopes for benchtop developers.
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Learn more about test bench options suited for a variety of design needs.
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As you do more advanced electronics, and sometimes to better understand the basics, you would do well to have the following tools.
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The rise of Open Source Hardware (OSHW) has made it easier than ever to tinker with electronics. But even in a world where open source development (de
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Electronics is an amazing profession and hobby. The notion that one can harness the forces of nature and bend them to one's whim is immensely satisfyi
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USB-powered spectrum analyzers aren't new and some are truly tiny -- just a bit bigger than a flash drive. Some have surprisingly good performance ove
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"Dad, what's a circuit? Coming from my nine-year old daughter every question is perilous, but this one was precious because it touches something I l
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Open source hardware is publicly available so that anyone can study, make, and sell the design or hardware based on that design. The hardware's source is available for modifications. Tools include...
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Have you ever thought about circuit protection as analogous to fire protection? There are lots of ways to prevent fires. There are active systems (f
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Let's tell a sly secret of IC testing: typical on an IC data sheet means NOT TESTED. There, the secret is out. So why do IC manufacturers bother to state typical values? Let me explain...
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For many waveform-generator applications, only a single-ended signal referenced to ground is required. In such scenarios, a single-output generator will suffice. However, many other applications...
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I don't know why, but certain stuff really gets us going. Sometimes you look at something, and you just have to have it. Here's a couple of things for
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Although many engineers design and test products which are not power devices just about every engineer needs to occasionally test the quality of the power being supplied.
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A human ear can detect audio frequencies ranging from about 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Thus this is the range most often used for test, characterization and debug of audio devices.
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Low speed serial bus validation requires more than simple voltage verses time measurements.
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Sensors and actors are used in a wide variety of electronic products ranging from defense/aerospace to medical devices, robotics, biotech and other applications. This paper gives examples of...
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