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Kendall Castor-Perry is a Principal Architect at Cypress Semiconductor, doing mixed-signal system analysis and design for the new PSoC platform.  He uses decades of experience in analogue engineering, filtering and signal processing to capture signals across many domains, extract the information from them and do something useful with it.

 

 

 

 

Now synthesize your FIR filters using high-school algebra

Analyze FIR filters using high-school algebra

Prediction and negative-delay filters: Five things you should know

 

Five things you should know about RMS

Sample multiple channels 'simultaneously' with a single ADC

Which filters are noisier – analog or digital? part 2

Which filters are noisier - analog or digital? part 1

Active filters that still work even when their amplifiers do not

A fast-settling bias voltage filter with high ripple rejection

Filter DC voltages outside your supply rails

Lowpass filters that don't: A tale of leakage current

Gee, I see! The ins and outs of generalized impedance converters'

An Appendix to Filter Wizard 14 (Match Point)

Bruton Charisma: Make those inductors vanish using savvy scaling

Dualling Master: Swap Current and Voltage for Easier Filter Design

Match Point: Why maximum power means minimum sensitivity

Buenos Notches - The Filter Wizard versus the vuvuzela

Filter Design using the Million Monkeys Method

Simulate circuits in a spreadsheet with some 'ladderal thinking' 

Excel tunes up your schematic files

Fainting in Coils

Countdown to S-to-Z

An Excelent fit, Sir!

One giant squeak for Mankind – Revisits an audio circuit project from 'Practical Electronics'magazine, May 1969.

Use it or slew it – Provides advice on how to determine the slew rate needed from an opamp.

An E96 formula: how can you resist it? – Kendall discusses the value of spreadsheets when calculating component values.

Ping! And the accuracy is gone – Where exactly does the ringing come from when you sample the input voltage of a high-speed ADC?

Alias, damned alias and statistics – Does 'aliasing' need fixing, asks our filter wizard, and does fixing it cause problems elsewhere?

Who, what and why? – Analog DesignLine Europe's expert columnist introduces himself.

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