Does DC Block Capacitor Location Matter?
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January 26, 2021

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Does DC Block Capacitor Location Matter?

By Gustavo Blando

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My high school physics teacher once told me, “If by 22 years old you haven’t discovered anything, I can guarantee you will not be a genius, but don’t despair since you can still be very experienced.” I’m in my 40s and I have not achieved either! Gustavo Blando recently presented “DC Block Capacitor Location (Does It Matter)?” at a Samtec geEEk and spEEk webinar. Here he presents a summary of some of his key points.

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Influence of Noise Processes on Jitter and Phase Noise Measurements

By Gary Giust

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This article examines the key noise processes involved in measurements of jitter and phase noise, shows how these processes impact test results for various types of test equipment, and provides insight for interpreting these results.

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Richardson Electronics, Ltd., announced a distribution agreement with Isahaya Electronics. Isahaya products are used in various applications including UPS, induction heating, solar power, wind power, EV charging, and motor drives.

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Available On-Demand: DDR4-3200 Channel Modeling and Signal Integrity Analysis Using an FPGA

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Didn't get a chance to attend EDI CON Online 2020? This SI/PI Technical Session presented by Benjamin Dannan shows how to model a DDR4 memory channel with an FPGA and demonstrates DDR4 channel and signal integrity analysis for DDR4-3200 speeds. We consider channel characteristics, on-die terminations choices, and equalization controls to optimize our DDR4 signals. The talk includes preliminary analysis that provides channel simulations using Keysight Pathware ADS with the Xilinx Versal FPGA with MICRON memory.

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