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The Analog & Mixed Signal Community discusses technologies and applications in that tidy bit of spectrum between DC and daylight. These include, but are certainly not limited to, signal conditioning and processing, energy management, functional monitoring, and communications. Due to the nature of the analog-digital interface (itself an analog construct) this community also discusses data converters, PWMs, and other discrete-time objects the performance of which depends on one or more continuous variable. Analog: There’s no Digital Abstraction without it!

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Monday, 02 November 2009

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Joshua Israelsohn

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Meeting Miss Configuration: An object lesson in clock termination in a media-production environment

Most high-speed feeds we encounter in our daily lives are of the point-to-point variety. A USB peripheral connects to a USB-host port. An Ethernet client attaches to an Ethernet hub. In such cases, the line terminations that provide impedance matches ‘twixt source and destination reside happily (and invisibly to us) within the subject equipment.

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Behavioral Modeling for Analog & Mixed-Signal Design

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Joshua Israelsohn, 2009-12-04 21:59:28

Folks, a short time ago, Daniel Payne posed a question on the Community Wall that I believe is more likely to be answered in bits and pieces from many sources than in a single statement from one community member. For this reason, I've moved the topic to Community Discussions under the title "Behavioral Modeling for Analog & Mixed-Signal Design. Take a look and ring in if you can shed some light on the subject. If you can't but you >know< somebody who can, please invite them to join the community and share their insights.

Joshua Israelsohn, 2009-11-17 07:31:56

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Joshua Israelsohn, 2009-11-16 03:56:41

Welcome to the World

Despite proliferating so-called digital circuits (technically, analog circuits that operate nonlinearly to provide a physical implementation of a digital abstraction) our world—the source and destination for signals and data—steadfastly remains an analog system. There’s hardly an area or application in our industry—from power supplies to photonic interfaces—that doesn’t depend on the multiparametric behaviors of physical devices and interconnects.

So that, in an outsized nutshell, is what the Analog & Mixed Signal Community is about. It’s a huge canvas—far bigger than one person can fill—which is why I’m using my first stroke of the brush to invite your participation. Read and respond, or better still, initiate topics you believe are of interest to the rest of the Community. Meanwhile, I look forward to our interactions.