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Battle of the formats – And how we are all loosing out on it
In this guest article, Andreas Lydersen, CTO at Elmatica, addresses some of the issues that might arise when designing and producing a PCB – languages and formats.
We humans are an interesting species. With time, we have developed several interfaces for communication, such as speech and writing. They are all based on languages – a common understanding of what is relayed through the interfaces. Linguists have traditionally divided language into the following five areas for purpose of study and analysis:
- Lexicon (vocabulary)
- Morphology (word structure)
- Phonology (sound system)
- Syntax (grammar)
- Discourse (ways to connect sentences and organise information)