I got this letter from a reader.  He read my Electroinc Design column and figures I must be wise.  (I have stayed technical all mt career, not very wise if you ask me)  Still it would be nice to help the kid out.  here is a jjjjfd of his e-mail

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I have graduated (BS degree in electronics) and I intend to specialize in Analog design. I have two options:-...

I am stuck on the Fibonacci series.  A Wireless USP LP Evaluation Kit for the first to answer this.

If F(0) = 0 , F(1)= 1, etc

Solve for n

 F(n-1)< googol <F(n)

When Fibonacci couldn't sleep,

He counted rabbits instead of sheep.

Daniele Lenzi  was the first to answer correctly and so he wins the prize. e-mail me your address and I will send your prize.  (dwv@cypress.com)

Yes the answer was that the equation generates the fibonacci sequence.  And vishal was also correct that it used the golden ratio  (Phi). You cab have something too.

Phi =(1+sqrt(5))/2

There are four different interest...

I send a lot of time visiting Universities trying to get them to use PSoC in the classes.  I meet a lot of students who are very interested in Engineer but frankly don;t know if it makes sense for a carreer.  I used to think that the day would come when kids would no longer want to consider such a path.  After going throught the Minneapolis airport I no longer worry.

After using...

I have some hardware here:

i2C USC Bridge Kit

Cap Sense Express

PSoCEval 1 Kit.

These are all for the first person that can decipher the following equation

F(n)= [((1+sqrt(5))/2)^n - ((1-sqrt(5))/2)^n]/sqrt(5)

Hint: George Saul talks about the rabbit effect when it comes to using PSoC.  He wasn't the first.

So be first to enter and be the big weiner.