Here are some more interesting articles from the electronics engineering trade magazines:
The principles of FGPAs. Field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) were introduced more than three decades ago, and since then they have evolved, giving way to new generations of FPGAs with better logic density and performance that can be used in a broader range of applications.
What 5G engineers can learn from radio interference’s troubled past. The last—and only—radio innovator having no reason to think about interference was Heinrich Hertz, when he fired up the world’s first radio transmitter in 1886. Once he turned on a second one, he created the potential for interference. It’s been a problem ever since.
The Munich discovery without which Silicon Valley may never have been born: A resistance story. Georg Simon Ohm, a mathematician and physicist, was born in Bavaria on 18th March 1789. He became fascinated by electricity shortly after electromagnetism was discovered in 1820. At the time, current was measured by measuring the magnetic flux around a wire conductor.