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Image gallery: Tearing down Samsung Galaxy S3 2012-06-25
In this teardown, UBM TechInsights probed the inner workings of the European version of Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone.  
Identify drain-current conditions when computing power of multicore SoCs 2012-01-17
Know the factors to consider when calculating the power numbers of multicore SoCs.  
How to turn waste heat into electrical energy 2012-10-08
Here's a look at a device designed to generate multiple watts of power by turning waste heat from industrial piping into electrical energy.  
How to select PCB materials for high-frequency apps 2012-09-28
Find out how to simplify that choice when striving for the best tradeoff between ease of fabrication and best electrical performance.  
How to reset an FPGA 2011-08-22
Know the various reset options available for FPGAs, as well as their advantages and disadvantages.  
How to prevent thermal EMF 2011-04-25
Find out how thermal effects can affect precision resistor circuits and what do to minimize them.  
How to optimize power control in 3G terminals 2011-04-25
Know how 3G mobile devices can operate to the highest level of performance possible.  
How to optimize low-current and high-resistance measurements (Part 2) 2012-08-28
Learn how to determine the offset current of a low-current measurement system, and understand the sources of measurement error in such systems.  
How to optimize low-current and high-resistance measurements (Part 1) 2012-08-22
Here's a series that provides tips and tricks for optimizing low-current and high-resistance measurements.  
How to maximize profits in DRAM 2011-05-09
Here's a look at some of the current trends in DRAM, and how to best take advantage of them.  
How to achieve cost-effective gigabit serial links over cable 2009-10-02
This article scratches the surface of what can be achieved with modern signal conditioning semiconductor technologies.  
How software virtualization works in embedded 2009-07-15
The increased use of software virtualization in embedded systems is enabling additional use of open-source operating systems and applications. The term "virtualization" is overused and needs to be broken down to clearly see which virtualization technologies are most relevant to embedded systems developers.  
How FRAM RFID eases medical sterilization 2012-03-28
Understand how the combination of ferroelectric RAM and RFID technologies helps ensure the safety of medical equipment.  
Hints on wireless USB via UWB tests 2008-06-02
The unique ability of UWB signaling to operate at the noise floor enables UWB devices to peacefully co-exist and share spectrum with traditional wireless services.  
Guide to troubleshooting RS-485 2012-08-01
The best way to handle RS-485 challenges is to pay attention to the basics.  
Guide to configuring FPGAs over USB 2012-09-06
Find out how to configure FPGA-based systems over USB to implement the flexibility of in-field upgrades, replace the JTAG configuration interface, and eliminate a separate on-board JTAG controller.  
Guarding against side-channel attacks (Part 2) 2012-10-12
Here's a discussion on a differential power analysis attack against AES using EM emissions from the devices.  
Guarantee quality in voice engine design 2008-04-16
The general purpose SoCs used by today's cordless or IP telephones, integrated access devices and wireless unified communications devices, fully support the software DSP required for VoIP by integrating a software voice engine within the system software. This article discusses how to implement this in order to exceed telephony quality communication.  
Grasping the Goertzel algorithm 2011-11-02
Understand the Goertzel algorithm and how it can perform tone detection using much less CPU horsepower than the Fast Fourier Transform.  
Grasping power factor and solid state lighting 2013-04-19
In order to effectively design an LED-based luminaire, designers need to understand power factor, the impact of LED drivers on it, and the different techniques for cost-effectively integrating power factor correction in the LED driver design.  
Grasping noise, ENOB and effective resolution in ADC 2011-09-29
Given the demand for higher resolution, designers must develop a better understanding of ADC noise, effective number of bits, effective resolution, and signal-to-noise ratio.  
Grasp SystemVerilog testbench debug and analysis 2008-10-16
Verifying SoC designs is becoming more complex. Fortunately, SystemVerilog addresses the complexity challenge, and enables advanced verification methodologies and automation.  
Gigabit serial links paves way for multi-core scalability 2012-07-10
Built on top of the serdes for data-intensive apps, gigabit serial interfaces minimize system cost and pin count while improving parallelism, performance and capacity.  
Getting capacity up for backhaul links 2009-09-30
The demand for higher capacity is relentless, and the data rate of next-generation LTE and WiMAX networks can rise to a peak of 150Mbit/s per connection.  
Get FlexRay working effectively 2008-03-03
Given that FlexRay is intended to be the next-generation automotive networking system, the target is to combine in one standard, the best flexibility, stability, robustness, reliability and dependability.  
Generate big sounds from small speakers 2012-02-22
Innovative DSP algorithms allow mobile device manufacturers to get the most out of small speakers' acoustic power without increasing hardware BOM costs.  
Gear up for mobile-ready MEMS microphones 2007-07-02
MEMS microphones are more robust against heat, RF and vibration than electret microphones. It also permits fully automated SMT manufacturing, resulting in greater design freedom and system cost advantages.  
Galaxy tab: A worthy foe for iPad? 2011-03-28
With the launch of its Galaxy Tab, Samsung hopes to bite into Apple's market share with a tablet platform designed to give the iPad real competition.  
Fundamentals of embedded firewalls (Part 2) 2012-03-16
Know the requirements, issues, filtering options and best practices when building embedded firewalls.  
Functional safety features in modern MCUs 2012-04-04
Understand the key functional safety features present in modern semiconductor devices, allowing customers to run safety relevant tasks in their applications.  


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