EDN
EDN provides engineers with in-depth design features and deep technical information on microprocessors and other digital ICs, analog ICs, ASICs, computers and software, computer peripherals, test and measurement, components, power sources, interconnections and packaging, and much more. EDN also explores important application areas such as computers, communications, embedded, industrial, and consumer electronics.
Reference Guide: EDN's Design Ideas, contributed by practicing electronics engineers, deliver practical, innovative circuit designs in a concise format complete with circuit schematic diagrams, application details, and even software code. The Editors of EDN have assembled Volume 2 of the most popular Design Ideas... more
Reference Guide: EDN provides engineers with in-depth design features and deep technical information on microprocessors and other digital ICs, analog ICs, ASICs, computers and software, computer peripherals, test and measurement, components, power sources, interconnections and packaging, and much more. EDN also... more
Webcast: LEDs are relatively simple, inherently dimmable devices. The tricky part is making sure that your new solid-state lighting design is compatible with the existing base of dimming switches which were designed for now-obsolete incandescent lighting. EDN's panel of experts in power management for... more
Webcast: Smart, efficient energy power systems - such as those in the server racks at a data farm or a telecom facility -- will increasingly rely on digital power management to gauge the environment, health and most of all, the efficiency of large power installations. The architecture for digital power can... more
Webcast: Current through an LED affects both the lifetime and light output of the LED. This webinar discusses the trade-offs involved in selecting drive currents and discuss methods for controlling and dimming. Join EDN Technical Editor Margery Conner for a webinar panel discussion featuring senior... more
Webcast: A key ability in ensuring energy efficiency the ability to measure power right where it's used. Smart power meters are finding uses far beyond the utility power meter - they're being embedded in power supplies at the point-of-use. Accuracy, calibration, and communications capability are just a few... more
Webcast: Power used to be a secondary concern when it comes to chip or system design, but with the rapid rise in importance of mobile devices, increasing chip densities, and a rise in the levels of concurrency, power consumption, power dissipation, heat dissipation, and power integrity and becoming major... more
Webcast: Wireless sensor networks have cut the communication cord - but what about the power cord? Energy harvesting, from sources such as solar, vibrational thermoelectric and inductive, is one way to power sensors "in the wild." This webinar give an overview of the various energy harvesting technologies... more
Webcast: Join two leaders in the medical market – Freescale Semiconductor, a manufacturer of microcontrollers, microprocessors, analog and sensor components and RF amplifiers, and the Integrity Business Unit at PTC, a leader in software system lifecycle management solutions – as we discuss the many... more
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