Analog
Analog circuits operate on voltages, currents, and electrical signals, from DC to microwave RF frequencies. Analog functions complement digital, which operate solely on binary bits of information, and provide the critical real-world interfaces to sensors, supplies, and communication channe... Morels. Analog IC designers may develop standalone products such as amplifiers and voltage regulators, or develop functions that are embedded in today’s complex Systems on a Chip (SoCs), which rely more and more on mixed-signal analog-digital operation.
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Samsung at ISSCC: Quad-core Exynos apps processor relies on skillful analog IC d…
Posted February 29, 2012 — By Analog TechChannel -
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White Paper: High-Speed Switched Serial Fabrics Improve System Design
Last week — Rodger Hosking, Pentek, Inc.As evolutionary enhancements to the venerable VMEbus, both VXS and VPX deliver significant improvements in data bandwidth, connectivity power distribution, and cooling.
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Mil system power is cheaper by the dozen (volts)
2 weeks ago — Eran Strod, An Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense Solutions perspectiveToday open standard VME and VPX boards come in three flavors of power: 3.3 V, 5 V, and 12 V. As a result, system designers have to daily confront the extra work and cost of designing custom power supplies when the different boards they select for their…
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White Paper: Oscilloscope Fundamentals Primer
Last month — Staff, Rohde & Schwarz GmbHAn oscilloscope is a very versatile instrument used in a broad array of engineering environments.
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Texas Instruments to perform LTE demo of 1.5GHz CMOS DAC for 3G/4G basestations…
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Analog advances defy logic
Posted February 15, 2012 — By Mike Demler, Editorial Director - Newer Blog Posts Older Blog Posts
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Video: Low Inductance Capacitor Packages
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Video: Annapolis Micro Systems product review
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Video: Model 78621 3-Ch 200 MHz A/D with DDC & 2-Ch 800 MHz D/A with DUC, Virtex-6 FPGA – PCIe Board
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Video: Model 53662 4-Channel 200 MHz A/D with 32-Channel DDC with Virtex-6 FPGA – 3U VPX
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Tekmicro Combines Fastest Available 10-bit A/D with Virtex-6 Based Signal Proces…
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Configurable A/D peripherals overcome the shortcomings of SoC devices
2 months ago — Robert Murphy, Cypress SemiconductorThe microcontroller selection process often occurs before a design is finalized and while features are being changed on a frequent basis. This makes selecting the right device difficult. Newer System-on-Chip (SoC) devices help with this design challenge – allowing for flexibility in the device’s configuration and routing, enabling implementation of a feature not provided in the original silicon, and repurposing analog and digital resources. These new SoC devices also overcome the resultant challenge when design requirements have exceeded a fixed number of a certain peripheral on the chip. The following examines these design challenges and how they can be overcome via configurable analog and digital peripherals in today’s SoCs.
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Latest configurable Analog Front End (AFE) simplifies interfacing to hundreds of sensors
2 months ago — Wil Florentino, RenesasMany of today’s embedded systems incorporate multiple analog sensors that make devices more intelligent, and provide users with an array of information resulting in improved efficiency or added convenience. The Analog Front End (AFE), allowing the connection of the sensor to the digital world of the MCU, is often an assumed “burden” in designing sensor interface circuits. However, the latest concept in a configurable AFE, integrated into a single package, is helping systems designers overcome sensor integration challenges associated with tuning and sensor drift, thereby reducing time to market. The following discussion examines how the versatility of such a technology allows the designer to tune and debug AFE characteristics on the fly, automate trimming and adjust for sensor drift, and add scalability to support multiple sensor types with a single platform.
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Analog News
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Introducing the eVAC2000 – an advanced video annotation controller board
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Carbon Design Systems Appoints Hal Conklin Vice President of Sales and Marketing
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Pentek Introduces New Line of Multiband, Modular RF Downconverters
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Analog Bits Continues to Drive Innovation for 0.25 micron to 20 nm IC Designs Using Tanner EDA Schematic Capture and Layout Tools
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Unmanned Innovation os-Series Autopilots Integrate VectorNav Technologies’ VN-100
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Highly-Integrated MIPS-Based(tm) SoC from Ingenic Sets New Performance Point for Power-Efficient and Affordable Devices
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Cisco, NXP Invest in Cohda Wireless to Enable the Connected Car
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Texas Instruments Incorporated: Speed up ZigBee(r) development with new BoosterPack for TI’s MSP430(TM) and Stellaris(r) LaunchPad evaluation kits
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ADLINK Launches Industry’s First PXI Express(r) HDMI Video and Audio Capture Card
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CML Microcircuits has launched a new ACE (Analogue Communications Enhancements) Processor, the CMX188.
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