Old Is The new New

A Hardware Design Language for All, Apps for Your O-Scopes and Chip-Scale Wireless Networks

by Amelia Dalton

In my Fish Fry this week, I investigate the re-birth of an old system language coming back into style, delve into the world of cloud-based applications for oscilloscope users and check out a cool new way to connect the pieces on your board using a nano-wireless router. Also this week, I reveal a seriously cool nerdy giveaway and offer up a surprise award to next week’s winner.

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How Google and Intel use Calibre DesignEnhancer to reduce IR drop and improve reliability

Sponsored by Siemens Digital Industries Software

Through real-world examples from Intel and Google, we highlight how Calibre’s DesignEnhancer maximizes layout modifications while ensuring DRC compliance.

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Advances in Solar Energy and Battery Technology

Sponsored by Mouser Electronics and onsemi

Passive components will play an important part in the next generation of solar and energy storage systems. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton, Prasad Paruchuri from onsemi, Walter Fusto from Würth Elektronik explore trends, challenges and solutions in solar and energy storage systems. They also examine EMI considerations for energy storage systems, the benefits that battery management systems bring to these kinds of designs and how passive components can make all the difference in solar and energy storage systems.

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Aug 13, 2024

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