Gilbert/Hoff/Pease Panel Discussion Continued
Here is the continuation of the panel discussion among Barrie Gilbert, Ted Hoff, and Bob Pease. The first part of this conversation appears in the Engineering Hall Of Fame section of our September 13, 2004 YOUR Issue, ED Online 8684. Electronic...
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Lucinda Mattera
[YOUR Issue] Photo Essay Contest
Electronic Design thanks everyone who entered our photo-essay contest. We received lots of wonderful submissions. Here are the winners and runners-up as selected by our editorial panel of judges.
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Staff
[YOUR Issue] Now Is The Time To Strategize The Future Of Engineering
Short product life cycles. Fast turnarounds. A constant barrage of new information. A race to stay on top of technology while getting new products out the door. To win the race, America must lure college students into engineering. Otherwise,...
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Wayne Labs
[YOUR Issue] Welcome To YOUR Issue
At Electronic Design, we take EE professional issues seriously. After all, we're nowhere if we're not central to your design work and your career concerns. Our goal is to be your trusted source for both in-depth information on emerging...
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Mark David
[YOUR Issue] Can Politicians Make A Difference?
These are your fellow engineers talking, in response to Electronic Design's 2004 online Reader Profile Survey. The industry remains in a huge state of flux, with the rapid shift to offshore outsourcing and a growing number of U.S....
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Ron Schneiderman
[YOUR Issue] Putting A Face On Our EE Workforce
In this special issue, the editors of Electronic Design take their second annual look at the current state of compensation for EEs, as well as the other factors that influence job satisfaction. The information appearing in this issue comes from...
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Jay McSherry
[YOUR Issue] Positive Signs Unable To Kickstart EE Salaries—For Now
Now the bad news: Employment remains below the 363,000 quarterly average in 2003, putting downward pressure on wages and essentially slamming the lid on engineering compensation at the moment. In fact, according to the Electronic Design...
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Jay McSherry
[YOUR Issue] EEs Try To Survive The Changing Workplace
It has become abundantly clear to all electronics engineers that the workplace is morphing at a rapid clip. In fact, you could say the change is as drastic, if not more so, than when the electronic calculator and the PC replaced the slide...
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John H. Day
[Basics Of Design] Microprocessor Power Management Sponsored by: CELESTICA POWER SYSTEMS
Upgrading microprocessor performance requires packing more transistors into a chip, which necessitates operating at a lower voltage and higher current. To meet these power-oriented requirements, Intel developed voltage-regulator design guidelines...
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Sam Davis
