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Electronic Design Update: The design engineer's weekly source for reports, commentaries, and new products.
In the February 3, 2010 Issue:
 Free Noise With Every ADC (While Supplies Last)
 10-Gbit Ethernet Layer 2 Switch Features Ultra-Low Latency
 Whatever Happened To Electronic Technicians?
 The Contextual Web: Architectures and Business Models for Information Appliances
 3D TV: Let’s Count The Ways

Analog/Mixed-Signal Design

Free Noise With Every ADC (While Supplies Last)

 By Dave Van Ess, Cypress Semiconductor

Mixed-signal designers know that noise limits data-converter resolution. Some noise is inherent, some is controllable. Contributing Editor Dave Van Ess reviews ADC noise sources, design implicatons of inherent noise, and ways to minimize circuit-generated noise.

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Techview

10-Gbit Ethernet Layer 2 Switch Features Ultra-Low Latency

 By Louis E. Frenzel, Communications Editor

The key to the success of 10-Gbit/s Ethernet in data centers and other critical networking environments is super-low latency. Fujitsu Frontech North America’s XG2600 10-Gigabit Ethernet switch can reduce customers’ overall networking costs while ensuring ultra-low latency and significantly reduced power consumption.

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Editor's Notebook

Whatever Happened To Electronic Technicians?

 By Louis E. Frenzel, Communications Editor

Like some of you, Communications Editor Lou Frenzel came to engineering via work as a technician. It was a good background. In Lou's opinion, all engineers should have such a hands-on, less theoretical experience before designing anything. But engineering techs are scarce these days. What happened?

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Industry Viewpoint

The Contextual Web: Architectures and Business Models for Information Appliances

 By Jason Kridner, Texas Instruments

The Internet has changed dramatically, going from merely collections of static corporate Web pages to a network of real-time interactions. Now, a new class of easy-to-create, user-friendly electronic appliances is poised to drive a shift in usage patterns and economic models.

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Embedded In Electronic Design

3D TV: Let’s Count The Ways

 By Bill Wong, Embedded/Systems/Software Editor

Judging by the plethora of 3D HDTV announcements at last month’s CES, 3D is going to be a big part of presentations ranging from football games to digital signage with 3D advertising. There are many ways to implement 3D, and several techniques can be implemented using flat-screen technology such as LCDs.

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 Write for Mobile Dev & Design

Do you want to see your byline in the pages of Mobile Dev & Design? We're open to submissions! MD&D is happy to consider your proposals for Industry Viewpoint opinion pieces and Technical Feature tutorial articles. Simply prepare a brief abstract and e-mail it to Editor-in-Chief Louis E. Frenzel at lou.frenzel@penton.com. If it looks like a topic we'd like to pursue, we'll get back to you with further details. We hope to see your ideas soon!


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