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Tutorial: the new JEDEC interface standard for data converters, Part 2 of 3
Understand the design implications of JESD204A for high-speed ADCs and DACs

Tutorial: the new JEDEC interface standard for data converters, Part 1 of 3
Understand the design implications of JESD204A for high-speed analog/digital and digital/analog converters

Wirelessly Monitoring Temperature in Multiple Rooms for an Energy Efficient Home
Energy efficiency is a hot topic in today's energy crisis discussion. With recent technology advancements in energy efficient technologies, new ultra-low power microcontrollers (MCUs) are helping to reduce overall energy consumption while also creating a cost effective solution for wireless applications.

Do RF-based remote controls make "cents"?
Infrared (IR)-based remote controls are facing a challenge from the increased features and functions of RF-based controls, including RF4CE and Zigbee.

Carbon chip technology goes commercial
Carbon--the basis of all organic compounds--appears destined to supplant silicon as the material of choice for future semiconductors.

Video: First looks inside the iPhone 3GS
The iPhone 3GS arrived at Apple retail stories this morning to lighter than previous sales and few surprises for teardown experts who were among the first in the lines.

Beyond-IR: Remote Controls for Home Entertainment
The alternative to infrared remote control technologies is RF-based remote controls. RF-based remote controls overcome three major limitations of infrared technologies: line-of-sight and range; one-way communications; and high power consumption. Let's take a look at each of these limitations.

New application areas are driving need for converters with higher dynamic range
Single-tone testing may not reveal data converter performance relevant to these broad bandwidth designs



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