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Title Page Table of Contents Preface 1 What to Build and How to Plan for it 1.1 Discovering Product Requirements 1.2 Writing Specifications 1.3 Writing the Test Plan 1.4 Accurate Schedule Prediction 1.5 How Manufacturing Works 2 Selecting Components 2.1 How to buy parts 2.2 Passive Components 2.2.1 Capacitors 2.2.2 Resistors 2.2.3 Inductors 2.2.4 Ferrite beads 2.2.5 Connectors and cables 2.2.6 Circuit protection 2.3 Active components 2.3.1 Oscillators and crystals 2.3.2 ADCs and DACs 2.3.3 Power supplies 2.3.4 Microcontrollers 2.3.5 RF 2.3.6 Transistors 2.3.7 Diodes 2.3.8 Batteries 3 Prototyping 3.1 Hardware Prototyping Principles 3.2 How to Develop Hardware Quickly 3.3 Modules & Eval Boards 3.4 Breadboards 3.5 Prototyping Platforms 3.5.1 Arduino 3.5.2 Raspberry Pi et al 3.5.3 RF Prototyping 3.6 Lab Notebooks 4 Schematic Design 4.1 Conventions 4.2 Avoiding mistakes 4.3 Debugging 4.4 Ensuring performance 5 Layout Design 5.1 General 5.2 Performance 5.3 Stackup 5.3.1 Vias 5.3.2 Stackup Example 5.4 DFx 5.5 Mechanical 5.6 Thermal considerations 5.7 Avoiding mistakes 5.8 EMC and EMI 6 Cost engineering 6.1 Cost Reduction in your Schematic 6.2 Cost Reduction in your Layout 6.3 Cost Reducti

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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Hunter Scott
Published
2021
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Stem

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