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Electronic Engineering Essentials | Fundamental Concepts

  • Understanding Electrocardiograph (ECG) Measurements

    Understanding Electrocardiograph (ECG) Measurements

    By Don Tuite, May 10, 2012

    A description of the electronics in an electrocardiograph and what signals they measure to produce the “leads” on an ECG strip chart or video display.

  • Use These Seven Practices To Safeguard Your Power Meters And Sensors

    Use These Seven Practices To Safeguard Your Power Meters And Sensors

    By Lee Chin Aik, May 09, 2012

    Mistreating power meters and power sensors can result in damage. Learn how to protect your RF power test gear, RF connectors, and RF adapters from damage and downtime.

  • Understanding EMI Noise In Power-System Design

    Understanding EMI Noise In Power-System Design

    By Philip Lioio, April 27, 2012

    Electromagnetic noise is created by natural phenomena and inject many problems into electronic devices like radio transmitters and switching power supplies. Managing noise in power systems is an important part of any initial design because minimizing noise after the design is done or a prototype built is progressively more difficult and expensive. A frontline tool for the management of noise is to understand its vocabulary, origins, and effects.

  • Understanding Power Integrity as a System-Wide Challenge

    Understanding Power Integrity as a System-Wide Challenge

    By Matt Elmore, April 23, 2012

    Power flows from boards to packages to chips; along the way are any number of impediments to power integrity. This article explains how to examine power integrity from a system-level perspective.

  • 10GE Gives Data Centers Numerous Connectivity Options

    10GE Gives Data Centers Numerous Connectivity Options

    By Ron Cates, April 20, 2012

    An overview of the standards and technologies available to implement 10 Gigabit Ethernet in data centers.

  • Do LEDs Have A Dark Side?

    Do LEDs Have A Dark Side?

    By Don Tuite, April 17, 2012

    Today’s LEDs for lighting applications promise uncertain lifetimes, flicker migraines, and the dreaded droop. But that doesn’t mean they’re too good to be true.

  • Understanding Solutions For The Crowded Electromagnetic Frequency Spectrum

    Understanding Solutions For The Crowded Electromagnetic Frequency Spectrum

    By Lou Frenzel, March 26, 2012

    This article defines and explains the electromagnetic spectrum and outlines the current shortage and crisis affecting wireless. Multiple solutions to the shortage are discussed.

  • Get More Out Of Your Digital Oscilloscope

    Get More Out Of Your Digital Oscilloscope

    By Michael Lauterbach, March 23, 2012

    Most users of digital storage scopes don't really use much of their instrument's capabilities and many could benefit from a tutorial on the fine points. LeCroy's Dr. Mike Lauterbach has the cure for what ails you in this article.

  • The Fundamentals Of Spectrum Analysis

    The Fundamentals Of Spectrum Analysis

    By Erik Diez, March 22, 2012

    We know that spectrum and vector signal analyzers give us deep insight into a signal's properties, but do we really know what's going on under the hood? What are we to make of all those specifications? Agilent's Erik Diez goes through the basics to help you get more out of your spectrum analyzer.

  • Fundamentals Of Floor Planning A Complex SoC

    Fundamentals Of Floor Planning A Complex SoC

    By Andre Hassan, March 22, 2012

    Many considerations go into the process of floor planning SoCs. Kilopass Technologies' Andre Hassan covers the basics in this tutorial.

  • Understanding Amplifier Operating “Classes”

    Understanding Amplifier Operating “Classes”

    By Don Tuite, March 21, 2012

    High-level review of amplifier classes for engineers ot techs whose education might have stopped at "Class C.". This will get you through Class-H.