Twenty-Five Mistakes You’ll Make at Least Once
by Robert Lacoste (Founder, Alciom; Engineer)
In celebration of Circuit Cellar’s 25th year of publishing electrical engineering articles, we release a special edition magazine. This article by Robert Lacoste was include in it.
Mixed-signal designs can be tedious, tricky, and exhausting. In fact, there are inevitable obstacles that will stand in your way each time you start a project. Here is a list of 25 errors that designers commonly make as they attempt to tackle new engineering projects. If you commit these to memory, you’ll be better prepared to finish projects on time and within budget…
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