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| Joshua Israelsohn, Technical Editor |
| It’s not sexy but, increasingly, it’s the law: If you want to sell your products into a growing number of geographic markets, you have no choice but to be a good power-line citizen. Fortunately, power-semiconductor manufacturers are easing the needed compliance. |
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| David Marsh, Contributing Technical Editor |
| Today's drive toward energy efficiency at every level makes current the fast-growing measurement. Designers can now choose from a bewildering variety of hardware to best implement techniques that have minimal impact on the host circuitry. |
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| Keith Lystad, Maxim Integrated Products |
| Electromagnetic crosstalk, among its many detrimental effects, degrades receiver sensitivity. The mitigation of crosstalk becomes increasingly challenging as data rates increase for higher throughput, as module sizes shrink for increased port density, and as supply rails lower for reduced power dissipation. |
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| Mark E. Buccini, Texas Instruments |
| Building a basic countdown timer that achieves more than 10 years of continuous operation. |
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| Kirtimaya Varma, Editor-in-Chief |
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| Kirtimaya Varma, Editor-in-Chief |
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| Edited by Brad Thompson |
| Sandeep M Satav, Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, India |
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| Rafael García-Gil and JM Espí, Electronic Engineering Department, University of Valencia, Spain |
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| Kirtimaya Varma |
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