Given the evolution of components to microcontrollers in the electronics field over the past few years, exactly how do you define electronics today? Does it have to include a soldering iron? Does programming DSP chips and other keyboard activity qualify? Where do you see electronics going in, say, 10 years?
Ever wanna make your own MCU? Then, follow along with this discussion that can be useful for anyone wanting to learn about computing basics, microcontrollers, embedded programming, and/or VHDL. We will utilize the Zilog Z8 Encore! (a.k.a., eZ8). It's an eight-bit microcontroller core with a simple — yet powerful — instruction set and a very nice on-chip debugger.
R&S®RTB2000 Digital Oscilloscope – More Than Just an Oscilloscope
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When RF energy travels in a transmission line and encounters a load or different type of line, the resulting reflections create standing waves of voltage and current, just as water waves do when they encounter an obstruction. This can create problems with digital signals and can result in extra losses. However, there are several techniques for dealing with these reflections.
A NUTS & VOLTS DESIGNER'S GUIDE TO RELIABLE OSCILLATORS AND TIMERS - PART 2 Understanding And Designing With The Ever-Useful CMOS Timer:
Not as commonplace as the operational amplifier, the integrated circuit CMOS timer — such as the ICM7555 and TLC555 — has nonetheless found a secure niche in electronics. Why is this?
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