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Elementary Mr. Watson: Chasing Checkmarks, Not Signal Integrity

10/01/2025 | John Watson -- Column: Elementary, Mr. Watson
For the September 2025 issue of Design007 Magazine on signal integrity, I explored how the PCB is similar to a military obstacle course: walls that sap energy like impedance mismatches, barbed wire that cuts like crosstalk, and mud pits that drag a signal down like attenuation. The takeaway was clear that a PCB is not a flat drawing; it's an electromagnetic ecosystem filled with hazards that test every signal that dares to cross it. The real danger lies not in the obstacles themselves, but in the fact that many designers never see them.

Semiconductors Get Magnetic Boost with New Method from UCLA Researchers

07/31/2025 | UCLA Newsroom
A new method for combining magnetic elements with semiconductors — which are vital materials for computers and other electronic devices — was unveiled by a research team led by the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA. 

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Leidos Using Quantum Technology to Thwart GPS Jamming

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Beyond Design: Radiation and Interference Coupling

05/21/2025 | Barry Olney -- Column: Beyond Design
Radiation and interference coupling pose significant challenges to the performance and reliability of high-speed digital designs. Whether it's the unintended emission of electromagnetic waves or the interaction of signals between adjacent circuits, these phenomena can lead to unwanted noise, signal distortion, and even system malfunctions. Understanding the mechanisms behind radiation and interference coupling is crucial for electronics designers seeking to design robust and efficient systems.
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