"I think that Orcad PSpice is still the most popular circuit simulation software used. I do know that some engineers are using Eagle software as well. I am going to dabble into Eagle to see how it compares to PSpice."
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Natasha Townsend replied to John R. Gyorki's discussion Electronic circuits simulation software in the group Electronic Exchange
Andrew Dreasler commented on John R. Gyorki's blog post What good are PE Licenses?"From what I've seen, you're right on the money, Alex. The only people who care about PE licenses are Government jobs & Government contractors (only difference between the two are whether or not your paycheck has 'Department…"
Alyssa Sittig commented on John R. Gyorki's blog post What good are PE Licenses?"My husband was going to go back and get his PE, and never did, but that has not stopped him as a mechanical engineer in Silicon Valley. He has had several successful roles in pretty complicated engineering roles. I think PE are more important if you…"
"I have an engineering technology degree, that being said a PE I don't believe a PE is attainable unless I go back to school for an engineering degree. What do employers think of PE's?? Employers meaning private, not government.…"
Alyssa Sittig commented on John R. Gyorki's blog post Put your head in the cloud"I do almost everything in the cloud (ex: music - Pandora, Spotify, mail - gmail, hotmail, et.all, and writing - Posterous, Google, Wordpress). As people have began to accept that we can trust the internet, and that its not going away - and that it…"
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The story you are about to read is true. The names and places herein have not been changed to protect the innocent. You can check the facts yourself. Imagine you are driving East on Eight-Mile Road in Warren, Michigan on a pleasant September afternoon to visit a friend. You had quit your job in May so you could enjoy a three-month vacation. But now you are thinking of returning to work. You see the GE Specialty Materials plant on your left, and on impulse, you decide to turn in and apply for a…See More
"You can get a circuit simulator free from Linear Technologies. I'm told it's a pretty good piece of software, depite the fact it's the price of a download!"
John R. Gyorki's blog post was featuredPut your head in the cloud
Does anyone know what the cloud or cloud computing really means? I have noticed that many alleged experts on the subject do not commit to a rigorous definition. I suspect they are waiting to see what finally precipitates out of the “ether,” which will probably be driven by engineers and CAE users who routinely collaborate around the world.But, I think I have an idea of what it may comprise. I read Getting Organized in the Google Era, by Douglas C. Merrill and James A. Martin. Merrill is a…See More
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The story you are about to read is true. The names and places herein have not been changed to protect the innocent. You can check the facts yourself.
Imagine you are driving East on Eight-Mile Road in Warren, Michigan on a pleasant September afternoon to visit a friend. You had quit your job in May so you could enjoy a three-month vacation. But now you are thinking of…
Put your head in the cloud
Posted on March 3, 2011 at 6:17am 3 Comments 0 Likes
Does anyone know what the cloud or cloud computing really means? I have noticed that many alleged experts on the subject do not commit to a rigorous definition. I suspect they are waiting to see what finally precipitates out of the “ether,” which will probably be driven by engineers and CAE users who routinely collaborate around the world.
But, I think I have an idea of what it may comprise. I read Getting Organized in the Google Era, by Douglas C. Merrill and James A. Martin.… Continue
But, I think I have an idea of what it may comprise. I read Getting Organized in the Google Era, by Douglas C. Merrill and James A. Martin.… Continue
Management by Design drives Leadership Awards
Posted on December 12, 2010 at 8:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Undoubtedly, most of you will recall the Insights article I wrote about the subject of Design in the March, 2007 issue. I focused on the concept as it relates to artists, design engineers, and new product designers. However, Design appears to be a popular idea in many other businesses as well, including universities that teach management principles. A case in point: Case Western Reserve University, Weatherhead School of Management, has a program called “Manage by Design.” According to IDEO’s… Continue
Repair technicians need serious training
Posted on November 4, 2010 at 6:00am 7 Comments 0 Likes
We all have things that we must do, but would rather put off indefinitely. At the top of my list is taking my car into the dealer for service, even for a simple oil change. Just the thought of it makes my heart race, my blood pressure rise, and my voice utter squeaky sounds. Why? Because I doubt the mechanic had ever earned an engineering degree. Without the degree, it is not likely he would know how to diagnose a problem that his hand-held vehicle computer scanner could not… Continue
I Deserve a Better Instruction Manual
Posted on October 9, 2010 at 11:30am 14 Comments 0 Likes
When I spend hundreds or thousands of dollars for computers, software, and other complex electronic gear today, I expect to have a complete instruction manual packed along with it. For instance, the first desktop computer I bought in the ‘70s came with two hardcover, 3-ring bound manuals that were remarkably complete. One described the Operating System, and the other was a Basic software handbook. They were clearly written in modern, acceptable English grammar and made sense. The first… Continue
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- At 7:11pm on August 6, 2009,
hugh said… - Ronald:
if you'd think this is a good concept, i'm all ears for your suggestion.
TAILGATE ALERTER
you are driving at 35mph or more, a tailgate driver is approaching less than 15 ft, a pair of red lights (additional visible small lights) mounted in the rear at the eye level flash on to alert the tailgate driver he/she is coming too fast and too close to your vehicle. additional red lights and audio speaker mounted on the dashboard alerting that you are being tailgated. this concept works really well for tailgate drivers as well as for drivers being tailgated. it's the visual and audio warning help prevent tailgaters resulting in serious accident.
though auto makers are coming out cars with the Accident Avoidance System, this simple device costs alot less and can be installed on any type of vehicle.
- At 7:04pm on August 6, 2009, hugh said…
- John:
John:
thanks for the suggestion. i got a working prototype and it's working very well. the next step is marketing it. my marketing model is an aftermarket product sold in automotive stores, online or anywhere there's traffic. i'm a one-man operation, so i don't have the resources or any other means to take it to the next level, mass produce, that is. i'm not an engineer either. i'm an enthusiast who thinks this concept works well in preventing rear end accidents; especially, small vehicles tailing larger ones, such as van, truck, suv, and big rigs.
i'd love to gather a group of engineers/investors to bring this concept into mass production. if you have any idea, i'm all ears. thanks.
- At 6:12pm on August 6, 2009,
Ronald J Riley said… - I attempted to add an Inventor-Entrepreneur forum but received an eerror message. I sent a trouble report.
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