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Japan's Bunny Island

Never heard of Bunny Island? Its real name is Ōkunoshima. It's an island filled to the brim with cuddly "wild" bunnies. How many? Hundreds!

travel | 2015.02.08 19:04 | Kurt Tomlinson

PRBS (Pseudo-Random Binary Sequence)

In my line of work as a semiconductor test engineer, pseudo-random binary/bit sequences are very useful. They're random-ish streams of bits that can be easily and reliably reproduced using very simple hardware or software. Any semiconductor that can be used to transmit information can be tested at a functional level with a PRBS. Send a PRBS to the device you're testing, tell the device to repeat it back to you, and compare what you received to what you sent.

electrical-engineering | 2015.02.04 01:00 | Kurt Tomlinson

Verilog-AMS: A Personal Reference

In my current role as a design verification engineer, I’m learning Verilog-AMS. I decided to make some notes as I go as a reference for myself. There may be errors in this document; I’m not a Verilog expert. This is just what I’ve gleaned from various online sources.

electrical-engineering, coding | 2015.02.01 19:38 | Kurt Tomlinson

First Post

This is my first post to test out my new blogging platform. I'm posting this from my Nexus 5 running Android Lollipop version 5.0.1.

2015.01.24 09:00 | Kurt Tomlinson
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