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Steven Leibson

San Francisco, Silicon Valley, United States
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Principal Analyst, TIRIAS Research. Extraordinary Marketer and Storyteller. Ready to tackle your tough challenges—Now. San Jose, San Francisco, sleibson.com
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Need a low-cost FPGA dev board? Check out Adiuvo Engineering’s $99 Explorer board with an AMD Artix UltraScale+ FPGA

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By Steven Leibson
| EE Journal Verified
If you’re looking for a real bargain in an FPGA development board, Adiuvo Engineering’s Adam Taylor has a deal for you. His company’s new $99 Explorer dev board sports an AMD Artix UltraScale+ AU7P FPGA, which is lower than the single-piece price for the FPGA alone. How does Adiuvo work this magic? AMD was an active participant in this board’s development because it wanted a low-cost dev board for the Artix UltraScale+ family.
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Saving Two Old Heathkit Frequency Counters

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By Steven Leibson
| EE Journal Verified
When I decided to purchase a “for parts” copy of a Heathkit SM-2420 frequency counter from an eBay seller for $60 back in 2023, I had no idea what I was getting into. The unit was listed as not operable. Its line cord had been cut off, leaving a short and very sad looking pigtail. Nevertheless, it was a Heathkit frequency counter. I’d wanted one for decades. When the counter arrived, I unpacked it and was immediately taken aback by how scratched and dirty it was.
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Adventures with SiTime’s MEMS-based Super-TCXOs - Super Accurate Clocks for the Future - Part 2

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By Steven Leibson
| EE Journal Verified
Back in early 2024, I discussed SiTime’s MEMS-based temperature-controlled and oven-controlled crystal oscillators (TCXOs and OCXOs) as replacements for ubiquitous crystal oscillators. (See “Adventures with SiTime’s MEMS-based Super-TCXOs – Super Accurate Clocks for the Future – Part 1.”) In that article, I wrote: “My target instrument for using these SiT5503 Super-TCXOs was a factory-built Heathkit SM-2420 frequency counter purchased from eBay for $40.
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