Erin Kettwig, product manager at Cypress Semiconductor, San Jose, Calif., is responsible for Cypress’ HOTLink and HOTLink II Physical Layer products in the Data Communications Division. She attended the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif., and graduated with a BS in electrical engineering. Kettwig can be reached at (408) 545-6938. Email address: http://www.cypress.com Web site: ket@cypress.com
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April 3, 2009
[POV: Point Of View] Go Analog With Microcontrollers
Most microcontrollers are paired with discrete analog components—like ADCs, amplifiers, filters, DACs, and comparators—to achieve filtering, signal conditioning, and signal conversion in systems like those that require interfaces to analog sensors or the filtering of noisy signals. To help alleviate the design challenges often associated with discrete analog component implementation, companies are integrating more of these functions into a microcontroller or microcontroller-like device.
May 26, 2005[Design View / Design Solution] Robustly Recover Data Across Multiple Data-Comm Standards
A system engineer's worst nightmare: transmitting a misinterpretation of data in a large block of serial data. If it doesn't corrupt the entire data stream, it forces the transmitting system to resend that entire block of data just to rectify the situation, as well as continue to transmit other data. This can result in latency in the network, or at worst, entirely incorrect data. So how does a network designer come up with a robust method for framing and interpreting data across multiple...
Erin Kettwig, product manager at Cypress Semiconductor, San Jose, Calif., is responsible for Cypress’ HOTLink and HOTLink II Physical Layer products in the Data Communications Division. She attended the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif., and graduated with a BS in electrical engineering. Kettwig can be reached at (408) 545-6938.
