FREE – Educate Yourself with Analog Devices University Classics

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analog devices educationI love companies that understand and practice educating and supporting technology people as part of their business. This is a sure fire proven strategy that leads to sales, loyal and happy customers! Enter Analog Devices a world wide leader in the innovative electronics that educates with a big “E”. Analog Devices Education has a massive online university with outstanding technical resources, courses, tutorials, specification datasheets, white papers, cases studies and a whole lot more that supports their electronic ecosystem of products and best practices to help electronic designers, engineers, makers and technology students to learn about analogue and digital electronics.

Check out my three personal indispensable favourites that are all FREE to download:

  1. Chapter 7 of Microprocessor Systems Handbook, by D. P. Burton and A. L. Dexter, Analog Devices, 1977 (448 Kb PDF file).
  2. MT-087 Voltage Reference Tutorial (230 Kb PDF file).
  3. The classic Transducer Interfacing Handbook, 1980 (20 Mb Zip file).

 

About Louie

I have actively been interested and working in electronics, technology, computing, and scientific research for many years both as a practicing enthusiast and advanced maker, and in my professional career as an Experimental Scientist, Technology Manager, and IT Consultant. There are many insights I have gained over the years however, my failures have been my biggest source of frustration and learning.

I created the “Research Lab Notes” site to capture and share my thoughts, discoveries, resources, and show case my projects with people who share the same passion for learning and innovation.

While I will make ever effort to keep this blog simple and interesting, I will from time to time be blogging about advanced and complex topics because of my deeper interests. I hope you will find something of interest and more importantly learn something of value.

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