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There has been a lot of publicity about the cost of U.S. weapons used in the Iran conflict since it started on Feb. 28. Several aspects of the conflict deserve attention to explain extreme financial disparity. Iran uses both drones and missiles. In particular, Iran’s Shahed drones are a family of Iranian-designed UAVs primarily known for their widespread use as cost-effective, one-way "kamikaze" (suicide) attack munitions. Drones have become a disruptive force in modern warfare by overwhelming expensive air defense systems with low-cost mass deployment.

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Beyond Design: How Signals Survive the Hostile PCB Environment

06/03/2026 | Barry Olney -- Column: Beyond Design
Modern digital signals exhibit behavior more characteristic of RF waveforms than the slow logic transitions of the past. With fast rise times, a PCB is no longer a collection of copper traces, but a distributed electromagnetic system. Successful design isn’t about routing signals anymore; it’s about engineering transmission lines, preserving uninterrupted return‑current paths, and controlling the resonant structures that naturally form within the multilayer PCB.
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