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Testimonial by: Mike Grunsten of El Paso, Texas
Date added: 12/29/2008
Title: Lessons learned from a classic joke

Just had to write after finding your article 11/09/08 A Simple Strategy to Design Out Signal Integrity Problems. I've worked in manufacturing plants since 1972. One of my first bosses taught me the Henny Youngman joke about the arm hurting a few decades back. It's a concept that took me two years to understand but when I finally did it became the basis for all my problem solving. I was delighted to read how you have recognized the profundity of that joke. I have never passed the opportunity to pass that lesson on. Thanks for the article.
 
Testimonial by: Charles Grasso of Louisville, CO
Date added: 12/29/2008
Title: A book that closes the loop between theory and practice

I was very pleased with this book. Not only does it cover a very useful area of design, it is very well written and very clear its approach to complex engineering. Although there are other books that cover similar material, I found this book to have a clear concise and pleasing delivery. I especially enjoyed that the author focused first on the basis of the problem - I liked the chapter on Inductance - and then folded the concepts into transmission lines. All the "controversial" elements are addressed from partial inductance to differential signaling. I have read many books on this subject and this one fits a nice niche between the heavy theoretical (such as Clayton Paul's Transmission Line) to the very basic. Overall - a very nice addition to anyone's shelf!
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