Circuit Studies: Living Analog, Part 11
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A smorgasbord of analog treats awaits you as our resident Analog Guru, John Dunn, touches upon a variety of topics taken from his popular Living Analog blog published by the EDN Network on EDN.com.
Topics for this lecture include these and more:
- Control of a power inverter’s operating frequency.
- A look at telephone dial tone signals, 1954 and today.
- Birds’ avoidance of high-tension power lines.
- Gaussian probability distribution derivation.
- Bimetallic strip constructions and applications.
- Feed-forward cancellation of amplifier distortion.
- Push-pull amplifier class of operation choices.
- Worst case analysis of rail voltage decoupling.
- Microwave oven choke flange.
- Calculating octaves and decades of arbitrary ratios.
- Zero offset lowpass filter and op-amp selection.
- Low distortion but high power speaker system.
- The difference between EMF and voltage.
- The Leyden jar.
- Smith Chart mathematics.
- Transfer function trigonometric booby trap.
- Storage life of idled LED light bulbs.
- A look at the Hindenberg disaster.