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Articles by Joe DiBartolomeo

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Joe DiBartolomeo, P. Eng., has more than 15 years of engineering experience. He is currently employed by Texas Instruments as an analog field engineer.

• #63 October 1995, p. 51, PDF Detecting CO in the Home
• #79 February 1997, p. 40, MicroSeries Standards for Electromagnetic Compliance Testing, Part 1: Introducing Concepts and Standards
• #80 March 1997, p. 66, MicroSeries Standards for Electromagnetic Compliance Testing Part 2: Radiated and Conducted Emissions Testing
• #81 April 1997, p. 62, MicroSeries Standards for Electromagnetic Compliance Testing, Part 3: Immunity and Susceptibility
• #82 May 1997, p. 68, MicroSeries Standards for Electromagnetic Compliance Testing, Part 4: Testing Houses
• #91 February 1998, p. 72, MicroSeries EMI Gone Technical, Part 1: Surge Suppression
• #92 March 1998, p. 66, MicroSeries EMI Gone Technical, Part 2: Suppression Components
• #93 April 1998, p. 68, MicroSeries EMI Gone Technical, Part 3: Protection Components
• #94 May 1998, p. 66, MicroSeries EMI Gone Technical, Part 4: Transient-Suppression Design Technique
• #102 January 1999, p. 68, MicroSeries TPU, Part 1: A Coprocessor for Timing Functions
• #103 February 1999, p. 66, MicroSeries TPU, Part 2: Freeing the CPU
• #104 March 1999, p. 62, MicroSeries TPU, Part 3: Programming in Microcode
• #105 April 1999, p. 62, MicroSeries TPU, Part 4: Scheduler and Microcoding
• #117 April 2000, p. 64, PDF MicroSeries Op-Amp Specifications, Part 1: Served Italian Style
• #118 May 2000, p. 60, PDF MicroSeries Op-Amp Specification, Part 2: Getting Some Input
• #119 June 2000, p. 64, PDF MicroSeries Op-Amp Specifications, Part 3: Input/Output Stages
• #120 July 2000, p. 66, PDF MicroSeries Op-Amp Specifications, Part 4: AC Applications