Things are different in the analog(ue) world.

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doodab replied

24 October 2013, 09:13
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

What categories of uses are there for analog(ue) circuits these days Zeity?

Apologies if that's like asking what kinds of things does Wikipedia have articles about.

I guess radios for Bluetooth & Wireless LANs might be one, and ultra-fast specialist analog calculators.

Voltage regulators & power supplies are everywhere. And chargers of course. Motor control is pretty common as well. Op amps are pretty handy for all sorts of things. There are hundreds of them inside a typical audio mixer for example.
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Cliphead replied

23 October 2013, 16:44
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

What categories of uses are there for analog(ue) circuits these days Zeity?

Apologies if that's like asking what kinds of things does Wikipedia have articles about.

I guess radios for Bluetooth & Wireless LANs might be one, and ultra-fast specialist analog calculators.

Valve guitar amplifiers
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OwlHoot replied

23 October 2013, 16:24
Originally posted by zeitghost View Post

Being Analogue | Genius | Mannerisms

That's a hell of a bash.

I wonder if it's a pointer to IR35?

What categories of uses are there for analog(ue) circuits these days Zeity?

Apologies if that's like asking what kinds of things does Wikipedia have articles about.

I guess radios for Bluetooth & Wireless LANs might be one, and ultra-fast specialist analog calculators.
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amcdonald replied

23 October 2013, 13:21
Don't know, I've only ever needed to know UK tax law
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amcdonald replied

23 October 2013, 13:04
That's a BIK for everyone attending unless they're being naughty
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zeitghost started a topic Things are different in the analog(ue) world.

23 October 2013, 12:26
Things are different in the analog(ue) world.

Being Analogue | Genius | Mannerisms

Analogue is such an unusual business that, although LTC is 32 years old, its first product, the LT1001, is still in production and making money.

There’s a family spirit to LTC. Hardly anyone ever leaves, there’s a quarterly party in both good times and bad and the Christmas bash is budgeted at $1,000 a head

That's a hell of a bash.

I wonder if it's a pointer to IR35?
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