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Getting disciplined about embedded software development: Part 3 - The value of postmortems
Here's a guide from Jack Ganssle on doing software development in a disciplined way to reduce both errors and the time it takes to complete a project. Part 3: The value of postmortems
Preventing dynamic allocation
Here's a simple technique to generate a warning that your C++ code is using dynamic allocation against your wishes.
Getting disciplined about embedded software development: Part 2 - The Seven Step Plan
Here's a guide from Jack Ganssle on doing software development in a disciplined way to reduce both errors and the time it takes to complete a project. Part 2: The Seven Step Plan.
Getting disciplined about embedded software development: Part 1 - Any idiot can write code
Here's a guide from Jack Ganssle on doing software development in a disciplined way to reduce both errors and the time it takes to complete a project. Part 1: Any idiot can write code.
Designing high-temp electronics for auto and other apps
High-temperature semiconductor technologies can survive temperatures approaching 400°C, but careful design of the product is required to deliver cost-effective devices achieving stable, predictable performance.
The Non-Quality Revolution
Deming is dead. Both literally and figuratively.
How to ensure you are developing a world-class capacitive touch product
Understand the key specifications and parameters which are key an effective and reliable capacitive touch screen interface
Ensuring the thermal integrity of your IC package/PC board design
Some basic tests will verify your PCB/IC thermal modeling and reality

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