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Usability Engineering: Observe Users, Improve Product Safety

1402 F3 coverUp until now there’s been much emphasis on designing to make a product “idiot proof”. This has provided some benefit, but what Usability Engineering is reminding us is that it is the designers who are sometimes viewed as idiots by the users. It is the users who are the experts (in usability).

Design Practices for Military EMC and Environmental Compliance

1402 F2 coverThe reliable operation of complex electronic communications, control and armament systems in extreme environments demands stringent design criteria and careful validation. Severe shock, vibration, heat, humidity and airborne contaminants are common in land, sea and air platforms.

CEA Announces 2014 Best of Innovations Design and Engineering Honorees

The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)® announced their honorees for the 2014 Best of Innovations Design and Engineering Awards. The awards honor outstanding design and engineering advancements across 28 consumer electronics product categories.

Study of Jellyfish to Improve Robotic Designs

A national study has deciphered how jellyfish move with the lowest cost of transport...

Trends Shaping the Future of Power Supply Development

In almost all power supply market segments, manufacturers are working to increase efficiency, higher...
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Design Engineers Report High Job Satisfaction

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EU sets eco-design requirements for vacuum cleaners

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has issued a Regulation implementing new eco-design...

EU sets eco-design requirements for computers

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has issued a Regulation implementing new energy...

EU sets eco-design requirements for directional lamps, LEDs

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has issued a regulation implementing new energy...

Making Real Boards

The board stackup is probably the most essential piece for ensuring a successful PCB design. Modern high-speed busses require controlled-impedance traces, and whether you are using a simulation tool, a simple calculator, or the back of a napkin, you need to understand your manufacturing process to correlate your impedance calculations. This ensures that your trace widths and dielectric heights match what will actually be manufactured, and eliminates last-minute design changes.

 

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