With the growing market and number of microwave dielectric ceramics, the process of consuming less power and time is being developed worldwide. For example, a new low-temperature process has been…
Electromagnetic Interference Simulation Prediction Meeting electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements is a major risk factor when designing electronics in today's competitive marketplace, especially since small windows of opportunity are critical to…
When the design needs to prioritize and minimize EMI (electromagnetic interference), linear regulators can be considered a low-noise solution, but given the heat dissipation and efficiency requirements it is not…
Filters are very common in application circuits. Filters are electronic devices that allow useful frequency signals to pass through while suppressing unwanted frequency signals, and are commonly used in signal…
Electromagnetic interference; simply put, differential-mode interference and common-mode interference! Common mode (CM) interference is defined as the undesired potential difference between any current-carrying conductor and the reference ground; differential mode…
With the advent of 5G, the RF front-end market is growing at a rapid pace, driven by higher frequencies, more carrier aggregation, and MIMO technology. The increase in the number…
Electromagnetic compatibility ( Elect ro Magnet ic Compat ibility, abbreviated as EMC) is the ability of electronic equipment or systems in its electromagnetic environment can work properly, and does not…
There is an electronic component related to temperature, which has the appearance of a black disc type, and according to these two characteristics you should guess that it is a…
With the reduction of signal rising edge time and signal frequency, electronic products EMI problems are increasingly concerned by electronic engineers, almost 60% of EMI problems can be solved by…
Communication errors in computers, sudden disconnection of cell phone calls …… Have you ever had similar experiences? We are surrounded by noise, which can invade electronic devices through various lines…
