New edition of Electronic Design magazine is now available. In February 2013 issue, you can get latest technical information needed by electronic engineers and engineering managers.
Featured Articles
Tap New Technologies to Produce Practically Perfect Prototypes
Reducing time-to-market means creating prototypes faster and as close to completion as possible. Building PCBs and enclosures onsite is possible with 3D printers
An Introduction to LTE-Advanced: The Real 4G
An Introduction to LTE-Advanced: The Real 4G The next generation of cellular technology is emerging faster than expected. Lou Frenzel, Communications Editor
Faster JESD204B Standard Presents Verification Challenges
The new 12.5-Gbit/s interface for data converters lacks an official compliance test specification, but all is not lost as the standards document provides enough detail to develop PHY timing and protocol test procedures
Quad Cortex-A15 + 72-Core GeForce GPU = Tegra 4
NVidia’s Tegra 4 is out with five Cortex-A15 cores and 72 GPU cores
MEMS I/O Power Connectors Benefit Healthcare Devices
Combining electrical and mechanical components to produce a system of unprecedented miniature dimensions, MEMS have emerged as an important technology of choice for the design of small, portable devices in a range of dynamic healthcare markets
Driven Shield Enables Large-Area Capacitive Sensor
This low-cost, large-area capacitive sensor is the wide-scale complement to the ubiquitous, finger-operated touchscreen sensor and can detect presence through plywood or wallboard
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About Electronic Design Magazine:
Electronic Design serves the technical information needs of electronic engineers and engineering managers responsible for the design and development of EOEM products and systems. Readers are kept abreast of the rapid advances in technology and their applications at the chip, board and systems levels.
