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Issue |
Item |
Author(s)
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Pages
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"A journal for the exchange of operational amplifier technology"
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| 1-1 |
Operational integrators |
Ray Stata |
3-8 |
| 1-3 |
User's guide to applying and measuring op amp specifications |
Ray Stata |
9-16 |
| "A journal for the exchange of analog technology" |
| 3-1 |
Noise and operational amplifier circuits |
L. Smith, D. Sheingold |
19-31 |
| 4-1 |
Settling time of operational amplifiers |
R. Demrow |
32-42 |
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"A forum for the exchange of circuit technology: Analog and Digital, Monolithic and Discrete"
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| 5-1 |
New approaches to data-acquisition system design |
T. O. Anderson |
45-47 |
| 5-2 |
Op amps as electrometers or-the world of fA |
|
48-49 |
| 5-3 |
Good circuit practice gets best results from isolation amplifiers |
|
50 |
| 5-4 |
Understanding sample-hold modules |
A. Sanchez |
51-54 |
| 6-2 |
Versatile new module: Y(Z/X)m: at low cost (433) |
F. Pouliot, L. Counts |
55-58 |
| 6-2 |
RTI vs. RTO - How to compute the drift of instrumentation amplifiers |
|
59 |
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| 6-3 |
Root sum-of-squares, trigonometric approximations |
D. Sheingold |
60-62 |
| 8-1 |
A 10-bit monolithic CMOS D/A converter (AD7520) |
J. Cecil, G. Whitmore |
63-65 |
| 8-1 |
High-speed op amps revisited-What "high speed" means to the user |
J. Fishman |
66-68 |
| 8-2 |
Keys to longer life for CMOS-protection against abuse |
G. Whitmore |
69 |
| 9-1 |
Monolithic IC voltage regulator (AD580) |
P. Brokaw |
71-72 |
| 10-2 |
Versatile monolithic V/f or I/f converter (AD537) |
D. Kress, B. Gilbert |
73-75 |
| 11-1 |
Accurate, low-cost, easy-to-use IC multiplier (AD534) |
B. Gilbert |
76-79 |
| 11-2 |
Monolithic IC rms-to-dc converter (AD536) |
L. Counts, B. Gilbert, D. Kress |
80-81 |
| 11-2 |
Analog signal-handling for high speed and accuracy |
P. Brokaw |
82-88 |
| 12-1 |
1-µA/K IC temperature-to-current transducer (AD590) |
M. Timko, G. Suttler | 89-91 |
| 12-1 |
Application ideas for multiplying DACs |
J. Newell |
92-93 |
| 12-2 |
Circuit ideas for IC converters |
W. Jung, J. Riskin, L. Counts |
94-96 |
| 12-3 |
Complete 12-bit 2-chip IC A/D converter |
M. Timko, P. Holloway |
97-100 |
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"A forum for the exchange of circuits & systems for measurement & control"
|
| 13-1 |
MACSYM-Complete Measurement And Control SYsteM |
I. Wold, F. Pouliot |
103-104 |
| 13-2 |
Very high speed data acquisition (High-resolution video converters) |
E. Graves |
105-109 |
| 14-1 |
The new generation of 3-port isolation amplifiers (289) |
F. Goodenough |
110-111 |
| 14-1 |
8-bit low-cost µP-compatible complete IC DAC (AD558) |
|
112 |
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"A forum for the exchange of circuits & systems for measurement, control, & test"
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| 14-3 |
Computerized test system for linear devices |
F. Pouliot, A. Ryan |
115 |
| 15-2 |
Behind the switch symbol-using CMOS switches effectively |
G. Whitmore |
116-117 |
| 16-1 |
Testing A/D converters automatically with the LTS-2010 |
T. Wilhelm |
118-119 |
| 16-3 |
Understanding interference-type noise without black magic |
A. Rich |
120-123 |
| 17-1 |
Shielding and guarding-how to exclude interference-type noise |
A. Rich |
124-129 |
| 17-1 |
Level-independent automatic gain control with the LOGDAC™ |
J. Wynne |
130-131 |
| 17-1 |
Industry's first quad 12-bit DAC in a 28-pin DIP |
|
132 |
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"A forum for the exchange of circuits, systems, and software for real-world signal processing"
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| 17-2 |
Digital FIR filters without tears |
B. Windsor, P. Toldalagi |
135-142 |
| 17-2 |
Avoiding passive-component pitfalls |
D. Grant, S. Wurcer |
143-148 |
| 17-3 |
Ground rules for high-speed circuits |
D. Brockman, A. Williams |
149-150 |
| 18-1 |
DC amplifier noise revisited |
A. Ryan, T. Scranton |
151-159 |
| 18-1 |
Fast, simple approximation of functions-using Newton-Raphson |
M. Johnson |
160-163 |
| 19-1 |
A complete monolithic Y(Z/X)m and log function chip (AD538) |
L. Counts, C. Kitchin, S. Sherman |
164-167 |
| 20-1 |
IEEE-754 chips: fast floating-point multiplier, ALU (ADSP-3210, 3220) |
B. Windsor, D. Fair |
168-170 |
| 20-2 |
Fast, flexible CMOS single-chip µP for DSP (ADSP-2100) |
M. Nell, B. Fine |
171-174 |
| 22-1 |
Monolithic digitally programmable delay generator (AD9500) |
J. Barrow |
175-176 |
| 22-2 |
Complementary bipolar op amps: superb dc precision & fast settling |
|
177-180 |
| 23-1 |
Sensor-to-serial communications with a screwdriver (6B Series) |
N. Bernstein |
181-184 |
| 23-1 |
Ask the Applications Engineer-2: Trimming |
J. Bryant |
185-186 |
| 23-2 |
Ask the Applications Engineer-3: V/F Converters |
J. Bryant |
187-188 |
| 23-3 |
Monolithic dc-to-120-MHz log-amp chip is stable & accurate (AD640) |
B. Gilbert, B. Clarke |
189-192 |
| 23-3 |
Grounding for low- and high-frequency circuits |
P. Brokaw, J. Barrow |
193-195 |
| 24-1 |
Fastest 10-bit ADCs-superior dynamic performance (AD9020/9060) |
C. Lane, D. Duff |
196-198 |
| 24-1 |
Application decides optimal processor architecture |
B. Fine, D. Fair |
199-201 |
| 24-2, 3 |
Ask the Applications Engineer-7 & 8: Noise topics |
J. Bryant, L. Counts |
202-205 |
| 24-3 |
Electronic adjustment made easy with the TRIMDAC™ |
W. Heinzer, J. Buxton |
206-208 |
| 24-3 |
RAM-DAC upgrade enhances VGA graphics (CEG/DAC) |
B. Schweber |
209-212 |
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