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Link rot for Analog eLab videocasts!

Link rot for Analog eLab videocasts!

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Ken Dillinger
Posted by Ken Dillinger
on Aug 23 2010 14:41 PM
Intellectual340 points

 

I wanted to go back and watch  Class-D Audio Power Amplifiers: Operation, Efficiency and EMC but it is now gone.  There are a few others that link to a page not found.  have these been removed or just misplaced?  There is a lot of good information in these video casts.

 

-Ken

 

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  • Don Dapkus
    Posted by Don Dapkus
    on Aug 23 2010 15:31 PM
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    Ken,

    Not only are they rotten, but they are stinking and putrid, too!

    I am trying to find out about this for you.

    Your name sounds VERY familiar to me... Did you used to work at the IGBT company in Portland/OR/WA area? I forget the name... I was working at IR on their IGBTs at the time...

    -d2

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    Don Dapkus

    Audio Applications Engineering Manager

    Dallas, TX USA

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  • Ken Dillinger
    Posted by Ken Dillinger
    on Aug 23 2010 17:11 PM
    Intellectual340 points

    I believe they were up just a few weeks ago and it looks like EE Times did a recent update to their site. 

    Sorry to say I have never worked in the northwest...too depressing (rain/overcast)!

    I am current responsible for audio products at a small company and I am expected to be the guru.  Class D is rather new, and I am looking for information on layout tips (I can literally drown in all available information - I am hoping to find some real world resources like videos and/or  presentations, etc.

    The EMC video was great to show the test setup, but alas it is misplaced for the time being.  :-(

    -Ken

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  • Don Dapkus
    Posted by Don Dapkus
    on Sep 01 2010 13:36 PM
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    Hi, Ken,

    Ok, I finally got this sorted out for you!!!!

    The video may be found at: http://www.ti.com/ww/en/analog/elab/emc.html

    Also, you may want to review Steve's presentation which is on this thread: http://e2e.ti.com/support/amplifiers/audio_amplifiers/f/6/p/52180/184516.aspx#184516

    If you can log into the forum and mark this as Verified Answer, my boss will appreciate it! Otherwise, if you have any other related questions, HIT ME!

    -d2

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    Audio Applications Engineering Manager

    Dallas, TX USA

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  • Ken Dillinger
    Posted by Ken Dillinger
    on Oct 14 2010 01:44 AM
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    Whoops!  Almost forgot about this.  Thanks for retrieving the videos from the Nether Realm.  It is always the good info that gets stuck somewhere in the void never to return.

    -Ken

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  • Matthew Byrd
    Posted by Matthew Byrd
    on Jan 20 2012 15:48 PM
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    Where might I find the appendices (equations) mentioned in the above referenced video ?

    Regards,

    Matthew Byrd.

    Headsets Inc.

    Amarillo Texas.

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    on Jan 20 2012 19:01 PM
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    Matthew,

    You may want to review Steve's presentation which is on this thread: http://e2e.ti.com/support/amplifiers/audio_amplifiers/f/6/p/52180/184516.aspx#184516

    -d2

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    Audio Applications Engineering Manager

    Dallas, TX USA

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  • Matthew Byrd
    Posted by Matthew Byrd
    on Jan 23 2012 09:23 AM
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    I did review that from the link you had posted before Don. It did not match the description of the mathematical framework advertised in the video as appendix one. If the stuff is gone I understand and I thank you for replying.

    Regards,

    Matthew.

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  • SteveCrump
    Posted by SteveCrump
    on Jan 26 2012 10:25 AM
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    26744_slides_09-06_V4.ppt

    Matthew, I have attached the presentation that goes with the video.  The video itself can be viewed over the video link provided earlier.

    The presentation link provided earlier points to a different presentation, a later one on PCB layout for audio quality, EMC and thermal management.  I hope it is useful to you.

    Best regards,

    Steve.

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