Who needs a hybrid?
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New companies at DAC for the first time in 2012
Brian Bailey
This is the first of a series of blogs preparing you for DAC this year. This one lists the new companies exhibiting for the first time...
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garydpdx
Hi, Brian! A quick clarification for Space Codesign ... #417 is our demo suite, our exhibit will be ...
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garydpdx
Hi, Brian! A quick clarification for Space Codesign ... #417 is our demo suite, our exhibit will be ...
Autonomous cars: Sooner than we think?
Rick DeMeis
In the short term, vehicles will be able to take over many driving functions—but full autonomy may be farther down the road.
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mdesm
No they don't. There must be a driver, with a driver's license, behind the wheel of these ...
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mdesm
No they don't. There must be a driver, with a driver's license, behind the wheel of these ...
If you’ve been following any of the industry discussion about double-patterning, you know that words such as “coloring,” “colorless,” “cutting,” “stitching,” and “anchoring” are now part of the vocabulary for 20nm design…
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It's all sensed switches and touch screens due to their benefits; but they have downsides as well.
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MarvA
David, Thanks for including that link to Bill's earlier column. I must have missed the original. ...
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MarvA
David, Thanks for including that link to Bill's earlier column. I must have missed the original. ...
Debugging the case of the self-powered LED
Bill Schweber
We've all had this happen: the problem is not actually a problem
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daveca
" I've always felt that system-level debugging is among the most difficult of all engineering ...
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daveca
" I've always felt that system-level debugging is among the most difficult of all engineering ...
Disruption in the engineering classroom
Brian Fuller
Lab-in-a-box is not only giving students more flexibility in engineering classes, it's changing the very nature of the classes themselves
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stucbrown
Excellent idea, but can't we get the same affect by using pspice or a cheaper (student) version of ...
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stucbrown
Excellent idea, but can't we get the same affect by using pspice or a cheaper (student) version of ...
