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By John Edwards, Contributing Editor
By 2013, SuperSpeed USB will represent approximately 30
percent of the USB market, according to industry research firm In-Stat.
The new USB 3.0 specification promises a top data transfer rate of 5
Gbits/s. Learn more in this podcast—Electronic Design contributing
editor John Edwards speaks with Chuck Trefts at Ellisys, a USB test and
measurement company.
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By Don Tuite, Analog & Power Editor
The most unexpected news on Monday came from the Darnell
Group’s Digital Power Forum, being held this week in Santa Ana, Calif.
A company offering digital point-of-load (POL) regulator modules that
use PMBus for control and telemetry has been licensed to use
Power-One’s Zbus patents.
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Engineering Hall of Fame
Bob Dobkin. Jack Kilby. George Philbrick. Bernard Gordon. Bob Pease.
These giants and more all are members of Electronic Design’s
Engineering Hall of Fame. Now it’s time to induct the 2009 class. Who
deserves the honor? It’s up to you! Read over our list of nominees and
vote for your favorites by clicking
here. We’ll report on the winners in our December 1
issue.
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By Al Wegener, Samplify Systems
We all want value for our money, especially during the
current economic downturn. But when it comes to compression algorithms,
what’s the best way to determine value? Let’s take a look at audio
compression algorithms and figure out which ones provide the best
“bang for the buck.”
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By Rodger Richey, Microchip Technology And Mark
Wright, ZeroG Wireless
The “Internet of things” is about connecting products
that create, store, and consume data via the Internet. Implementing
smart IP connectivity schemes will improve efficiency and deliver better
performance, which becomes more critical as the Internet of connected
things approaches a billion by 2011.
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The Small Form Factor Special Interest Group (SFFSIG)
announced the availability of revision 1.0 of both the Pico-ITXe and
Pico-I/O specifications for small, rugged, stackable embedded systems.
SFFSIG is a collaboration of embedded component, board, and system
suppliers.
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