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Questions related to electronic circuit design in industrial environments where environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, vibration, noise are significant and require careful consideration above what would be needed in commercial settings. Includes questions on Industrial Grade parts.
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Is circuit design based on min/max values good practice?
Time and again I am arguing with a colleague of mine about the question above. When I design a circuit for mass production (> 10k/a) I want to make it robust against every possible variation of compon …
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