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Best read about ground in 2017 (so far)

January 8, 2017 by Rolf Ostergaard

We all use “ground”… but what is it? Apparently our good friend Lee Ritchey spent his Christmas writing an article about just ground. This is such an important topic as there is so much confusion over this simple concept – yet we all use it all the time. This is no doubt the best article… Read more

$3 multi-core ARM with 8MB RAM and 4MB EEPROM?

November 25, 2015 by Rolf Ostergaard

At qty 1, you can buy a Mediatek multi-core ARM chip with 4 dies for $3 in Shenzhen, China. So how do you compete with that? Watch this quite interesting talk by Bunnie, who explains how the Chinese view on IP makes this possible and how this could (theoretically) be transferred to the west: Very… Read more

Signal Integrity Academy

August 7, 2015 by Rolf Ostergaard

When was the last time you got stuck with a signal integrity problem and spent hours and hours trying to find the right answer? How many Google searches, links and forums did you have to visit before you actually got to the solution? Probably a lot. And this is exactly why I’d like to share… Read more

Lee Ritchey Right the First Time Volume One on Paper?

January 16, 2014 by Rolf Ostergaard

Lee Ritchey just found more than a hundred extra copies of the “sold-out” paper version of his book “Right The First Time Volume One”. And I know a few people have asked me over the years if they could get a real paper version – or as I heard a younger person call it: a… Read more

How long is a Nanosecond in electronics?

December 9, 2013 by Rolf Ostergaard

Watch this classic clip featuring Grace Hopper to learn how long a nanosecond is. And why it is so useful as an educational tool. I still use that today whenever I do the 3-day signal integrity training course. And happy 107 year birthday to Grace Hopper (December 9, 1906 – January 1, 1992). Such an… Read more

Best read about ground in 2017 (so far)

$3 multi-core ARM with 8MB RAM and 4MB EEPROM?

Signal Integrity Academy

Lee Ritchey Right the First Time Volume One on Paper?

How long is a Nanosecond in electronics?

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