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Comment #48030435
You can learn about the origin of the 555 timer from its creator in his free book here: http://www.designinganalogchips.com/ Fun fact: his original concept needed 9 pins and theref…
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Comment #32342782
It's not that there is zero applicable knowledge transfer, but there are definitely some fundamental differences between digital components and analog power devices, in particular.…
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Comment #31491794
That's what all those citations are for.
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Comment #31111708
He was saying that the III of C major is the V of A minor, and so if you are planning to play in A minor using a set of chords pulled from C major, you may want to add a III alongs…
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Comment #31098974
The skills needed to create a chip and the skills needed to create chip design software are fundamentally different. Of all the engineers I've met who work on the physical implemen…
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Comment #30686070
Mario Kart on Wii was released in 2008, when the oldest of Gen-Z would have been 11 years old. I'm pretty sure that's too young to be setting design trends.
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Comment #29162461
I have no idea if there are systems on a submarine that might experience extreme temperatures. But for the hull, since it is constantly surrounded by liquid water, I would expect t…
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Comment #27822721
This may not be the level of detail you are looking for, but I found this short tutorial to be effective at explaining the basics: https://learningsynths.ableton.com/ Ultimately, I…
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Comment #27750258
Maybe I can try to explain the parent comment's point a different way. When saying that rust works on types and not on arbitrary specifications, I think he is saying that rust is m…
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Comment #27062693
In the original naming scheme, 2nm would be the length of the transistor gate, which is the smallest feature on the device, not a dimension of the whole transistor. It's not meanin…
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Comment #26517277
Exactly this. It may be useful for OP to consider what the hypothetical opposite of significant digits would be: insignificant digits, ie. digits that tell you nothing. A leading z…
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Comment #26195297
Conceptually HDL is actually very similar to those cases, but with an important difference: simulated time. In an HDL simulator, the simulator starts executing by running code desi…
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Comment #25782411
Yes. A typical SoC is assembled using thousands of lines of TCL to drive the various EDA tools that are involved in the design process.
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Comment #22558098
A typical way to handle this in a functional language would be to create a datatype with a name like "PositiveInt", which just contains an Int inside it. However, in a language lik…
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Comment #22236802
"Is there any evidence that tweets have meaning? I could easily imagine a world where posters fool themselves into thinking the words they wrote contained their intentions, while r…
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Comment #22183423
I'm not that guy, but here's my interpretation: tcl is used as the embedded scripting language in the vast majority of EDA tools. In some ways it performs this job quite well, with…
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Comment #22181083
There are many effects that contribute to semiconductor aging. Thermal stress and diffusion, as you and the child comment suggested, are definitely part of it. There is also electr…
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Comment #22077866
Following this logic, if a popular rust crate doesn't prioritize security, it can potentially change people's risk assessment of the rust ecosystem as a whole. So this maintainer's…
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Comment #22077466
> You could (and perhaps should) take the opinion that one should care about security, but there is no obligation (legal, financial, or moral) that requires an open source maintain…
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Comment #21972561
I'm pretty sure the effect you are discussing has to do with the uncertainty relationship inherent to the Fourier Transform [0]. This is very closely related to the Heisenberg unce…
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Comment #21630487
If you click through to the datasheet, you can see the frequency response of each of the 5 probes. Each probe is capable of picking up signals down to low frequency, but they only …
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Comment #21576503
To me, that appeared to simply be effective communication. Raising a potentially serious issue early rather than waiting until all options have been exhausted and giving the securi…
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Comment #21463128
It seems the concern is that if a foreign power is suspicious that someone might be a spy, they can collect their DNA and run it against this database. If the spy's relatives are i…
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Comment #20891086
FancyZones looks like a godsend for those with ultrawide monitors. Not being able to effectively divide up the space was always a drawback compared with just having two normal size…
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Comment #20746761
What is the problem with companies offering sales?