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Gallery: Best Electronic Design 2013
2013 saw its share of innovations, both evolutionary and revolutionary. So which ones will have the greatest impact on technology in 2014 and beyond?
Envelope Tracking Technology Boosts RF PA Linearity And Efficiency
Nujira’s envelope tracking technology improves power amplifier efficiency and linearity and receives 2013 Best communications award.
New Gear Accelerates And Simplifes 100/400-Gbit/s Optical Testing
Best test and measurement category goes to Tektronix for their 100/400Gb/s optical test solutions.
Gallery: 2013 Engineering Hall Of Fame
Each year, our editors select a list of nominees for our Engineering Hall of Fame. Our readers then vote on the nominees, and we induct the top six candidates.
Microcontroller Solves Complex Temperature Polynomial Equations
This fast-executing program and simple circuit allows a PIC MCU to linearize a thermistor and accurately determine and display the temperature from its measured resistance.
Inductance-To-Digital Converter Offers Breakthrough Sensing Performance
Don Tuite’s “Best” analog/mixed-signal product of 2013 is a 24-bit, repeatable, precision linear and rotary position sensor devices that has so many uses it should be adopted by the Swiss Army.
Power Controller And Interface Transform POL Regulation
In Don Tuite’s choice for “Best” Power products for 2013, Intersil announced a family of power management ICs, that integrate a highly integrated, digital dc-dc power controller with what it calls a “ChargeMode” control loop technology that eliminates control loop compensation from the design process.
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