In this study, electromagnetic interference testing of microcontroller units (MCUs) under different pulse (EMP) amplitudes, full width at half maximum (FWHM), and angles was carried out on an EMP cell. The coupling path the radiation-type experiment circuit board is random. However, in several experiments with two pins specific to a certain integrated circuit, by measuring voltage MCU pins, sta...

IEEE P1581 proposes a standard means of including test features in a memory device, which can collaborate with other 1149.1 Boundary-Scan devices, without requiring boundary scan circuitry, complex controllers or dedicated test pins. The result is a memory device design suitable for printed circuit board (PCB) applications, including those where design for test overhead is often deemed economic...

The following paper showcases new integrated Pd-L2Ork system and its K12 educational counterpart running on Raspberry Pi hardware. A collection of new externals and abstractions in conjunction with the Modern Device LOP shield transforms Raspberry Pi into a cost-efficient sensing hub providing Arduino-like connectivity with 10 digital I/O pins (including both software and hardware implementatio...

Having multiple external fixation pin designs and insertion techniques has led to debate as to which combination creates the stiffest construct. This study sought to biomechanically evaluate construct strength using self-drilling (SD) and self-tapping (ST) pins inserted with either bicortical or unicortical fixation. SD and ST 5.0 mm stainless steel pins were used in combination with bicortical...

Wen-Pin Hsieh,1,2,* Austin S. Lyons,3,4 Eric Pop,3,4,5 Pawel Keblinski,6 and David G. Cahill2,7 1Department of Physics, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801, USA 2Frederick-Seitz Materials Research Laboratory, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801, USA 3Micro and Nanotechnology Lab, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois 61801, USA 4Department of Electrical and Computer Eng...

We report a case of migration of a Steinman pin to the innominate vein. A pin was used to fix a shoulder separation but a broken piece was left unattended at the time of removal of the pin. How this piece made its way in to innominate vein is puzzling. To our knowledge migration of fixation wires to the innominate vein has not been reported previously.