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February 4, 2020

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The 5 Minute Method for Stabilizing Any Control Loop

By Steve Sandler

Poor control loop stability results in degraded power supply rejection ratio, transient response, output noise, and, for mixed signal circuits, degraded jitter. Datasheet application examples and reference designs do not often include stability information, and measurements often conclude the stability is poor.


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Current Density: Interesting, But Irrelevant

By Douglas Brooks and Johannes Adam

Current density can be an interesting concept. Graphics based on current density can be fascinating. But from a practical standpoint, current density is irrelevant. It is a consequence of other things, not a determinant of them. What follows will explain why. Read on to discover more.



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Infineon Starts First Flip-Chip Production Specifically Designed for Automotive Applications

Infineon Technologies AG, is taking the next step towards smallest power supply devices for automotive electronics. As first chipmaker, the company set up a dedicated production process for flip-chip packages that is fully aligned with the high-quality requirements of the automotive market.


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Teledyne LeCroy Announces Electrical Test Solution for USB4

Teledyne LeCroy, Inc. furthers its USB4 testing with the announcement of QualiPHY USB4 electrical transmitter (Tx) and receiver (Rx) compliance test software (QPHY-USB4-TX-RX) for its LabMaster 10 Zi-A and WaveMaster/SDA 8 Zi-B oscilloscopes used in conjunction with Anritsu’s Signal Quality Analyzer-R (SQA-R) MP1900A BERT.

 

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Precompliance Testing Up to 3 GHz

Sponsored By Rohde & Schwarz

It is about EMC precompliance and debugging tests. The paper explanes the basic EMI debugging process for radiated and conducted emissions and describes in which cases one should use an oscilloscope or better a spectrum analyzer. Download the app note to learn more.

 


Istan Novak
 

Congratulations Istvan Novak!

DesignCon announced Istvan Novak, Principal Signal and Power Integrity Engineer, Samtec, as the 2020 winner of the engineer of the year award. The engineer of the year award recognizes the best of the best in engineering and product advancements at the chip, board, or system level. Each year, the award winner receives a $1,000 grant or scholarship to present to the educational institution of their choice. Novak has selected to donate to the radio club of the Technical University of Budapest.

 

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