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I built another module the other day, got around to starting to test it last night. Right away there was a problem, no +12 V on the board after the protection diode. Today I touched up the diode co…

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) announces a collaboration with Elgama-Elektronika, a Lithuania-based manufacturer of static electricity meters. Elgama will design electricity meters enabled by ADI’s mSure® diagnostics technology to help utilities remotely monitor accuracy of meters in the field. This allows meters to have greater useful life while reducing overall costs of meter sample testing. In …

Kate Losse looks at the past, present, and future of the loudest accessory.

Analog electronics are electronic systems that use continuous signals to represent and process information. This is in contrast to digital electronics, which use discrete signals to represent and process information. Analog electronics are often used in applications where a continuous range of values is required, such as in radio and audio equipment, and in control […] The post Analog Electronics Definition, Circuits, and Applications appeared first on Electronics For You.

Mouser Electronics is now offering the AD7380 and AD7381 successive-approximation register (SAR) analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) from Analog Devices, Inc. The pin-compatible 16-bit AD7380 and 14-bit AD7381 ADCs feature throughput rates of 4 megasamples per second (MSPS) and a tiny 3 × 3 mm LFCSP package. The dual simultaneous-sampling, high-speed ADCs are ideal for motor control, sonar, power quality, and data acquisition applications.

Combining their signature sleek design aesthetic with a focus on UX, Teenage Engineering's TP-7 Field Recorder is an audio recording device with wonderfully tactile controls that solve a lot of problems for those who record interviews. The company refers to the TP-7's UX design, accurately I think, as "zero friction."