What is IEEE? IEEE (pronounced as I, triple E) stands for Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. This is an association that develops design-based, functional standards to follow in the electronics design industry. At SnapEDA, we create symbols based on IEEE 315-1975 standard (as well as ANSI, CSA and IEC approved symbols) and our own internal…
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Using electricity to stimulate the brain: An interview with Humm’s Head of Product Development
Have you ever wanted to boost your focus for greater productivity and alertness? Humm is a hardware device that uses tACS (transcranial alternating current stimulation) with the aim of improving working memory. Their goal? To help people learn things faster – whether it’s a new programming language or musical instrument. Among their early customers is…
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How to use search filters for finding CAD models
“What are you waiting for? Your CAD model is just a search away!”
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Top 5 Texas Instruments Operational Amplifiers (Op-Amps)
If you are choosing the best amplifier for your next project, Texas Instruments offers a wide range of operational amplifiers that can be set as single supply inverting amp or split-supply/dual supply amp or non-inverting op-amps and they are all available on SnapEDA. These are the top 5 most downloaded Texas Instruments op-amps on SnapEDA!…
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Schematic Symbols for Integrated Circuits
Pin naming, pin setting, and pin arrangement are the 3 most important factors to consider when creating the schematic symbol for an IC device. Considering these aspects will help you create a direct and functional design. At SnapEDA, we developed our own internal standards based on these 3 factors. PIN NAMING To avoid incorrect pin…
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SnapEDA launches new 3D viewer
We’re excited to share that we have launched a new and improved 3D viewer for our parts. It allows engineers to preview 3D models available on SnapEDA before download. We’ve added three key features, based on feedback from our community. First, we’ve added dimensions to the viewer so that engineers can verify key measurements before…