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Ahead Of The Curve
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7 results found for Ahead Of The Curve, displaying items 1 - 7
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November 29, 2004
Waking up to a specifications nightmare
An expert viewpoint brought to Electronic Design by Agilent Technologies, Inc. Here's the scenario: Engineering just designed a high-speed serial interface for your flagship product. The VP of...
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Paul G. Schreier
October 18, 2004
Inadequate Test Tools Can Have A Very High Price
An expert viewpoint brought to Electronic Design by Agilent Technologies, Inc. The age-old adage says you can't do the right job without the right tool, but in today's high-performance electronics there's an...
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Paul G. Schreier
September 20, 2004
When testing jitter, which results should you believe?
An expert viewpoint brought to Electronic Design by Agilent Technologies, Inc. Today's data-transfer schemes are reaching amazing speeds in the gigabit-per-second range, but nothing in life...
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Paul G. Schreier
August 23, 2004
DSP performs magic in scopes, but don’t ignore the tradeoffs
An expert viewpoint brought to Electronic Design by Agilent Technologies, Inc. When I set up a measurement and look at my scope, the first thing that comes to my mind isn't that the display...
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Paul G. Schreier
July 5, 2004
Can A Scope Ever Show What Was Truly There?
An expert viewpoint brought to Electronic Design by Agilent Technologies, Inc. There’s a bit of a philosophical debate surrounding how oscilloscopes and probes make measurements, especially at...
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Paul G. Schreier
June 21, 2004
The Hosted Instrument: Finally A No-Compromise Approach
An expert viewpoint brought to Electronic Design by Agilent Technologies, Inc. For a number of years we’ve been able to send basic commands to instruments from a computer and retrieve data....
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Paul G. Schreier
May 24, 2004
Virtual Probes Uncover The Secrets Inside FPGAs In Minutes, Not Hours
An expert viewpoint brought to Electronic Design by Agilent Technologies, Inc. I’ve been around long enough to remember when a good set of hand tools was all you needed to repair virtually any car....
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Paul G. Schreier
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