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Ever wish you could see your design file layers overtop your spun board? Augmented reality may make that possible in real time.

Ever wish you could see your design file layers overtop your spun board? Augmented reality may make that possible in real time.

Learn best layout practices for your DC-DC buck converter circuits.

Learn best layout practices for your DC-DC buck converter circuits.

Learn how to measure noise using LTspice for op-amp circuits with handy examples.

Learn how to measure noise using LTspice for op-amp circuits with handy examples.

AAC had a chance to talk with Matt Berggren, Director of the EAGLE and Tinkercad teams at Autodesk.

AAC had a chance to talk with Matt Berggren, Director of the EAGLE and Tinkercad teams at Autodesk.

Microchip's new Meta-DX1 family incorporates FlexE and MACsec on a single chip.

Microchip's new Meta-DX1 family incorporates FlexE and MACsec on a single chip.

Learn how to interface with LTSpice using WAV files.

Learn how to interface with LTSpice using WAV files.

Learn multiple ways to simulate noise sources—for both transient and noise analysis—in LTspice.

Learn multiple ways to simulate noise sources—for both transient and noise analysis—in LTspice.

A new tool from foundry group X-FAB aims to mitigate the negative effects of substrate coupling in IC design.

A new tool from foundry group X-FAB aims to mitigate the negative effects of substrate coupling in IC design.

Where can EEs use Python in their day to day? Here's a look at the applications where Python excels.

Where can EEs use Python in their day to day? Here's a look at the applications where Python excels.

Learn about simulating an interesting current source built around an op-amp and an instrumentation amplifier.

Learn about simulating an interesting current source built around an op-amp and an instrumentation amplifier.

A conversation with Altium's Vice President of Global Marketing, Lawrence Romine, about how EEs must evolve.

A conversation with Altium's Vice President of Global Marketing, Lawrence Romine, about how EEs must evolve.

This article focuses on using Verilog to describe synchronous sequential circuits.

This article focuses on using Verilog to describe synchronous sequential circuits.

This article explains the use of Verilog “If” and “Case” statements to describe a combinational circuit.

This article explains the use of Verilog “If” and “Case” statements to describe a combinational circuit.

When working with high-precision sensors, it's crucial to consider housing. In this article, we discuss an approach to…

When working with high-precision sensors, it's crucial to consider housing. In this article, we discuss an approach to designing a custom board holder for an inclinometer subsystem.

So you have a schematic. How do you lay out your custom board? In this article, we'll go over the challenges and…

So you have a schematic. How do you lay out your custom board? In this article, we'll go over the challenges and solutions I came across in designing a custom PCB for an inclinometer subsystem.

This article introduces the techniques for describing combinational circuits in Verilog by examining how to use the…

This article introduces the techniques for describing combinational circuits in Verilog by examining how to use the conditional operator to describe combinational truth tables.

In this article, we’ll study the basic structure of a Verilog module, look at some examples of using the Verilog…

In this article, we’ll study the basic structure of a Verilog module, look at some examples of using the Verilog “wire” data type and its vector form, and briefly touch on some differences between VHDL and Verilog.

Learn what ground bounce is and how you can avoid it with design decisions from PCB layout to programming.

Learn what ground bounce is and how you can avoid it with design decisions from PCB layout to programming.

High-speed signals don't follow the path of least resistance; they follow the path of least impedance.

High-speed signals don't follow the path of least resistance; they follow the path of least impedance.