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Texas Instruments: High Temp Products Supporting Extreme Temperature Applications

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Texas Instruments HiRel has introduced a portfolio of standard catalog semiconductor devices for extreme temperature operation. These components form a complete signal chain roadmap for High Temperature industrial and aerospace applications.

Texas Instruments: HiRel Space Products Supporting the Demanding Nature of Space

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To support the demanding nature of space applications, TI HiRel has introduced MILPRF-38535 radiationtolerant products to our extensive qualified manufacturer listing (QML) Class V family.

"Texas Instruments: Getting started with the ADS1298 EVM for electrocardiogram (ECG) applications

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The ADS1298ECGFE-PDK is a tool for quick evaluation of TI's new ADS1298 analog front end for electrocardiogram (ECG) applications. This video demonstrates the steps necessary to get started using this evaluation module.

AWR: AWR Connected - Mentor Graphics Expedition Demo

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In this video Mike Heimlich demonstrates AWR Connected's link to Mentor. AWR Connected for Mentor Graphics Expedition achieves concurrency between RF/microwave design, electromagnetic (EM) analysis, and circuit simulation with PCB library management, digital/analog mixed signal (AMS) implementation, and manufacturing verification and preparation - seamlessly within the AWR Design Environment�.

AWR: AWR Connected - Mentor Graphics Expedition Introduction

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In this video Mike Heimlich, the Product Marketing Manager of AWR, shows briefly AWR Connected concept for Mentor. AWR Connected for Mentor Graphics Expedition achieves concurrency between RF/microwave design, electromagnetic (EM) analysis, and circuit simulation with PCB library management, digital/analog mixed signal (AMS) implementation, and manufacturing verification and preparation - seamlessly within the AWR Design Environment�.

AWR: AXIEM - De-embedding Ports Part 1

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In this video Mike Heimlich shows AXIEM new feature: De-embedding Ports. AWR's AXIEM electromagnetic (EM) software is an industry first to deliver EM analysis as a true upfront design technology. The AXIEM product was developed specifically for three-dimensional (3D) planar applications such as RF PCBs and modules, LTCC, MMIC, and RFIC designs.

AWR: AXIEM 2009: De-embedding Ports Part 2

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In this video Mike Heimlich shows AXIEM new feature: De-embedding Ports. AWR's AXIEM electromagnetic (EM) software is an industry first to deliver EM analysis as a true upfront design technology. The AXIEM product was developed specifically for three-dimensional (3D) planar applications such as RF PCBs and modules, LTCC, MMIC, and RFIC designs.

Texas Instruments: TPD4S1394 Firewire Saver Demo

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Wolfgang Kemper and Vinod Mukundagiri briefly demonstrate what happens when laptops try to communicate via Firewire when a TPD4S1394 is not designed in.

Galileo Wheel

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Galileo is the innovator of a unique breakthrough technology, The Galileo Wheel, which combines a wheel and a track in a single component. The simple mechanism, wheel to track, or track to wheel, enables switching back and forth between the two modes within seconds. The technology provides the benefits of both traditional transport elements: the wheel with its energy efficiency, smooth ride, maneuverability, minimal footprint and suitability for high speeds, and the tracks with their superb traction for overcoming obstacles, towing capability, smoothness of ride over rough terrain and the capability to climb up and down stairs. Mobility needs analysis of tracked vehicles, specifically tracked robots, whether large or small, shows that the majority of these would be better off on wheels most of the time, but for a short yet critical portion of their intended operation, must be on tracks to achieve their mission. Galileo has developed the ideal mobility platform for robots, vehicles, wheelchairs and any...

CMU Micromachining

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At Carnegie Mellon University, Professor Burak Ozdaganlar's research focuses on micro- and meso- scale manufacturing. The interest in small components and small features has been rapidly increasing. Biotech, biomedical, optics, aerospace, military, defense, security, automotive, microelectronics packaging, and communication industries have been increasingly demanding miniature products and miniature features in larger products. This demand mainly arises from the potential advantages of miniaturization: multiple functionality; weight, space, and material savings; strategic placement/configuration availability; increased reliability; and other, currently non-existent capabilities. The development of complex micro devices necessitates efficient and economical creation of sophisticated mechanical structures with 3D geometrical features made from a diverse selection of materials.

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