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Title: Electronic Design 

Author: Trace Smith

Publisher: Trace Smith

Type: Periodicals

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Electronic Design, founded in 1952, is the largest published print magazine (circulation 141,000) for the
electronic design industry published in the USA by Endeavor Business Media.

The magazine presents complete coverage of the industry from emerging technologies to large-scale
trends. In Electronic Design's Techview sections, technology editors present the latest news and
products in each industry: Analog & Power, Digital, EDA, Communications, Test, and Wireless.

The magazine's feature sections include Technology Reports, Engineering Essentials and Engineering
Features. While Technology Reports summarize specific product trends, the Engineering Feature covers
larger industry happenings. Engineering Essentials helps designers stay on top of the latest standards.
And the Embedded in Electronic Design section, which appears monthly, covers embedded hardware
and software systems.

Among the magazine's most popular sections are the Design Solution and Ideas For Design sections.
Design Solutions are contributed by field experts and Ideas For Design are innovative solutions from
readers. With the recent integration of Electrical Engineering Product News (EEPN), Electronic Design
also covers components.

Electronic Design also publishes six special issues per year. In June, editors analyze the most prominent
industry trends for the Megatrends issue. For Electronic Design's "Best" issue, editors highlight the
year's most significant designs, events and products. "Your Issue" zeros-in on issues ED readers deemed
most important in Electronic Design's annual reader survey. Each January, editors predict what
technologies will play an important role in the upcoming year for the Technology Forecast issue.
The hot topics of Power and Wireless are each devoted a special issue: "One Powerful Issue" and
"Wireless Everywhere."

The editorial staff William Wong (Senior Technology Editor), James Morra (Senior Staff Writer), and
Roger Engelke (Associate Editor).

The publication is free for qualified engineers and managers of the industry in North America. It is also
available online.