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    A vigorous argument has emerged on the premise that Kirchhoff’s law will fail when energy is dynamically added to the circuit.
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    Digging through boxes of the prototype circuits that Bob Pease had amassed over the years proved to be a fun time for all involved.
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    Industrial IoT pays off big in terms of reduced maintenance and operating costs. As Paul Rako discovered, implementing an IO-Link chip can help cultivate those advantages by managing...
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    With the heavy use of 12-V accessory devices in applications from automotive to industrial, it’s crucial that design engineers know the quality of device they’re using, especially...
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    Quiet please! Paul Rako builds an analog circuit that sounds out a shush noise when the room gets too loud.
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    Methods for EDA in digital layout continue to advance, but progress on the analog layout side has seemingly stalled—or are there signs showing otherwise? Here are some thoughts...
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    Power electronics components on display targeted every corner of industry, from consumer to industrial to automotive. Paul Rako got to meet up with a number of the movers and ...
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    Compensated…Decompensated…Optimized for higher-gain apps…What does it all mean? The Filter Wizard reaches back in time to bring some clarity to “op-amp compensation.”
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    Wire and contact resistance, which can lead to voltage drops, will wreak havoc when testing cells. Here are some tips that can help you alleviate those headaches.